Do a quick search on Google for a “small business start-up checklist” or a “guide to small business start-up” and you’ll get back many really informative articles (a few of which I will reference here). But what if in your case there is very little money available to turn your idea into a viable, operating business? Moreover, what if your available time is limited because you are trying to start your new business while simultaneously going to college or working a day job?
Starting a Business With Little Money: A Frugal Guide to Small & Home Businesses Start-up


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3510 days ago
Susan
3510 days ago
3511 days ago
As far as starting a business at home, frugally, perhaps nothing neats writing...as I found out.
No real start-up costs.
A portfolio and referral base can be built up through experience.
Anybody who is good with words and putting thoughts to paper can give it a whirl. Great as a career or to make extra money and the side.
And if it doesn't work out, no real investments have been made, so nothing tangible will be lost!
Yoni
3511 days ago
True. Except there's *a lot* of competition out there for freelance writers. So to actually earn a decent income in this area, one either has to spend some time and money promoting his/her work *or* the writer has to be exceptionally talented. You fall into the second category.
Adam