For A Profitable Small Business

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Planting The Right Seed

For A Profitable

Small Business

By Phil Vandermeer

Copyright ? 2012 - 2017 All rights reserved

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Disclaimer and Copyright Notification

The contents of this book are based on my experience and research. Your situation is likely very different from mine, and your application of any information found in this material is at your own risk. You should always make yourself fully aware of local laws, rules and regulations as they apply to you. Your results are your responsibility to achieve. This book is for educational purposes only. It's entirely up to you what you do with the information presented. It's primary purpose is to encourage and help you if you are interested in starting a small business.

Links within the pages of this book are valid links at the time of publishing but may change or stop working. While great care has been taken to make sure they work, I cannot guarantee that any link will work at all or what you may find when you click a link since I don't have control of the link destinations. Some links will take you to third party sites that will offer products for sale. When a purchase is made through one of those links, I will at times make a small commission for the sale of that product. I do not promote useless or crappy products.

The information contained in this report is primarily derived from free information found on the internet. I've made a strong effort to compile information that's as relevant as possible to today's budding entrepreneur. Resources are listed within this report and you can link to them through this book for additional information.

To be a responsible business owner, you must do your own due diligence. Curb Number Pro and specifically Philip Vandermeer make no guarantees that the information contained will be accurate for or applicable to your specific situation.

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Introduction

Starting a small business is actually very simple, but can become confusing and sometimes overwhelming once you begin to grow.

This book is intended to offer suggestions on ways to build the foundation of a small business so you can grow in a positive direction.

Inside the pages of this book you'll find tips and suggestions for starting a small business as well as general information you can ponder to see how well you stack up as an entrepreneur.

This book is by no means a complete guide to starting a small business. It's intent is to introduce you to getting started on the right track, so you'll have a solid foundation to grow from.

At the beginning, you can (and should) keep it very simple. Hopefully this report will open you up to the world of small business, and help you learn the basics to keep it both legal and profitable.

Enjoy!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Small Business Mindset 7 Common Traits of Wealthy People The Entrepreneur Self-Evaluation Naming Your Small Business Your Business Structure Selling What Makes You Unique Choosing A Marketing Plan Small Business Expansion Resources

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The Small Business Mindset

Congratulations for wanting to develop your interest in starting a small busness!

Arguably, the best way to start a big business is to start small and help it grow. Many people we'd normally consider "well off" are small business owners. Here's a true story about a fairly large, small business (35 employees) in my home town; They started 18 years ago as a husband/wife team going around cleaning carpets. Today, they are a 6+ million dollar per year business performing contractual repairs and upgrades on houses for individuals and banks. They still clean carpets, but over time, they slowly added services until they became a full-blown contracting company.

Not bad.

And it all started with a very simple idea.

Do you have similar thoughts about starting a small business? One harsh reality is that the vast majority of small businesses fail within the first 5 years. That's one reason I put this document together.

After reading this report, you should have at least a basic understanding of the fundamentals of starting a small business, the right way.

Most people with money are not people who live lavishly or make themselves obvious by driving expensive cars. Some do of course, but in fact most wealthy people don't immediately appear that way at all.

Let's look at seven common traits of wealthy people. The following page is paraphrased from the book The Millionaire Next Door. No wealth building book is a perfect fit for everyone, and this one certainly has at least a few flaws, but it does have some good concepts that are worth a look.

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