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Getting
Business to Come to You
by Paul and Sarah Edwards
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Mr.
and Ms. Edwards are the gurus of the SOHO phenomenon. This book
above all others in my collection has been my absolute bible since before
starting my business. While I was planning my business, I studied
this book, read and re-read it. It is an absolutely must-have book whether
you're just starting out or have been in business for years.
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Small
Time Operator: How to Start Your Own Business, Keep Your Books, Pay Your
Taxes, and Stay Out of Trouble (Small Time Operator, 25th Ed)
by Bernard B. Kamoroff
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Bernard
B. Kamoroff presents all the nuts and bolts of
building a business: from obtaining initial permits and licenses to
locating financing, finding the right business location, developing a
bookkeeping system, and hiring employees.
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The
E-Myth Revisited
by Michael Gerber
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Mr.
Gerber talks about the right way to set up your business so it
can run whether you're there or not. He
talks about why small businesses fail and what you can do about it.
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101
Ways to Promote Yourself
by Raleigh Pinskey
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Ms.
Pinskey is a
promotions
guru. She offers lots of tips on
promoting your business on a shoe-string and oftentimes no-string budget.
She releases all of her secrets in this book.
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Teaming
Up
by Paul and Sarah Edwards
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Mr.
and Ms. Edwards are the gurus of the SOHO market. The
micro business person who wants to stay independent but needs to rely on
alliances to help you grow will want this book.
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Put Time Management to Work: and Live the Life
You Want
by Peggy Duncan
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This is my new book
for business professionals, entrepreneurs, and business owners. Topics
cover getting organized, streamlining processes, and using the right
technology.
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Organizing for the Creative Person
by Dorothy Lehmkuhl &
Dolores Lamping CSW
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Ms. Lehmkuhl and Lamping do an excellent job
explaining how the brain works for creative people, and how they can get
organized ways that fit the way they think. |
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How
to Decorate and Furnish Your Apartment on a Budget
by Lourdes Dumke
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Ms.
Dumke is a budget-decorating pro.
She gives you all the tools and ideas you need to decorate and furnish
your space at bargain prices.
Look for tips on getting organized from
Peggy Duncan.
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Just Show Me Which Button to Click! in PowerPoint 2003
by Peggy Duncan
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My
book. I teach
beginning to advanced PowerPoint in a 4-hour class. This book is right out
of my classroom.
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Conquer
Email Overload with Outlook
by Peggy Duncan
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My
book.
Learn how to
manage email from a time management perspective.
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The
Complete Guide to Self-Publishing
by Tom &
Marilyn Ross
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Mr.
and Ms. Ross teach you everything you need to know to write,
publish, promote, and sell your own book. They didn't hold anything back!
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Looking
Good in Print
by Roger C. Parker
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Mr.
Parker has compiled design and printing tips for anything you
put on paper. Best tips for designing and creating a newsletter I've seen
compiled in one source.
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1001
Ways to Market Your Books
by John Kremer
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Mr.
Kremer releases all of his secrets to promoting your books.
This is another one of those books that because it's so rich in content,
you'll have to read and re-read.
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How
to Develop and Promote Successful Seminars and Workshops
by Howard Shenson
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Howard
Shenson
helps you develop and market your own seminar,
workshop, class, or conference. His research is so extensive that he tells
you which day, month, and time have proven to work best in your city. This
book is especially helpful to the novice.
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