ExpiredBusiness Fundamentals For Small Startups Entrepreneurs.
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I liked the way of teaching especially practical examples and assignments and other resources. You specifically cleared the basics.
– Abhishek X
A great course for those who want to start from basic. I recommend this course which will be helpful to learn many more things to initiate.
– Animesh Hrishi Das
STARTING A BUSINESS? FIRST, READ THIS!
Most small businesses are unable to get off the ground for many simple reasons that could be avoided with proper planning and preparation, put it simply, to start a “successful” business, you first need to know how to plan for a successful business.
Some situations that people normally mess up with while starting out are a lack of basic business skills and knowledge, following misleading information, ignorance with not doing a market and competitive research, inefficient process, and lack of marketing plan.
The primary aim of this course is to solve those problems and guide you to avoid as many mistakes as possible, it’s your go-to-book for building a solid foundation while minimizing the risk.
I understand as an entrepreneur that creating a business requires hard work and investment, and when you are starting, you should not suffer or pay a high price for small mistakes that could be avoided, you just can’t afford it!
In this course, we will take care of the fundamentals through case studies, real-life examples, and exercises, take out all the fluff, misleading information and put you on the right track, I will do my best to give you a clear and focused process to follow, so you don’t have to go through all the frustration, time-wasting, misleading and inefficient activities.
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Who this course is for:
Entrepreneurs are starting a new small business and need a guide to planning for their new startups.
Small business owners who are struggling with their current business.
Small business consultants who need to get a fresh and more in-depth view of creating a business plan.
Full-time or part-time employee starting a side project.
