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Christian InTech Articles - Small Business
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12 Ways to Increase Traffic and Sales (for FREE)
1. Clone your advertisements all over the Internet by allowing your visitors to give your online freebies away. Just include your ad somewhere inside them. You could also start an affiliate program and pay people commissions to run your ads....
4 Steps to Success In Life, Business, The Universe And
Everyone wants to succeed in life. And no one starts a business of any sort, on-line or off-line, wanting to fail.
Yet the sad fact is that 80% of offline and 97% of internet businesses will fail in the first year. 84% of internet businesses...
Double Your Profits
Easily Double or Triple Your Profits in Any Business
To some it may seem like common sense, but many folks running their own businesses don't do this one simple thing to keep their business and profits growing.
Whether you're running an...
Marketing to Small Business Owners
Southern Oregon Business Owner Featured on Ideacafe
Southern Oregon business owner, Tina Janke of TJ Consults, Inc., is featured on the front page of International Resource site Ideacafe.com, a Small,Home Business or Personal gathering place...
Starting a Small Business Is Just Like Running the Peachtree...Only Tougher
STARTING A SMALL BUSINESS IS JUST LIKE RUNNING THE PEACHTREE…ONLY TOUGHER I started jogging several years ago. It was a New Year’s resolution. Like most of my New Year’s resolutions, I was confident at the time that the euphoria of the holiday...
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How Microenterprise Can Help You Achieve "The American Dream"
Do you have an idea for starting your own business? Have you ever dreamed of being your own boss, having the freedom that comes of working for yourself instead of someone else? Are you ready to weave your dreams into reality?
If you think you’ve got what it takes to become an entrepreneur, but you need a little help getting started – training, technical assistance or start-up capital, then maybe what you need – is microenterprise.
There are over 500 microenterprise development programs in the U.S. alone. Microenterprise Development Programs have been around since the 1970s, and are designed to provide you with the support you need to become a successful microbusiness owner.
A microbusiness is defined as a business with five or fewer employees that was started for less than $35,000 and has an annual revenue of less than $100,000.
What kinds of businesses are eligible for microenterprise loans?
Traditional businesses such as: beauty parlors, bakeries, repair shops, childcare facilities, and arts and craft sellers.
Nontraditional businesses such as: massage therapists, event planners, soap manufacturers and acupuncturists.
No Credit or Bad Credit, Low-income People PLEASE Apply:
If you’ve got bad credit or no credit, you’re considered low or middle income, and you don’t have the collateral to get a loan through traditional methods, then you’re a prime candidate
for a microenterprise development program!
What Can a Microenterprise Development Program do for you?
*Provide you with the individualized training, support and technical assistance you need to be successful
*Help you develop a solid business plan
*Put you in touch with other microbusiness owners, create business contacts and build a strong support network
* Provide you with access to credit through a MicroLoan, to give you the start-up capital you need to succeed
Where can you Find a Microenterprise Development Program in Your Community?
* Check out local nonprofit organizations such as the United Way, local community colleges or Small Business Development Center
*Talk to a SCORE Counselor
*Visit your local Chamber of Commerce
*Contact your local women’s organization or other small business group
*Visit http://www.microenterprisesuccess.com for free resources, information and helpful articles
About the Author
Cheryl Antier is the President and CEO of Dream Weaver Enterprises, a business and fundraising consultancy firm that helps small business owners and nonprofit organizations “weave their dreams into reality” by helping them find the funding they need. Microenterprise can help small business owners get the start-up capital, training and technical assistance to start, build and grow their business. http://www.microenterprisesuccess.com
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