Bootstrapping 101 is for existing and wannabe small business owners. It also is for the experienced corporate person who is ready to make the plunge into starting his/her own business.
It emphasizes proven, practical tips requiring little or no money and where and how to get free assistance. It shows entrepreneurs how to grow their business with less money than they thought they needed. It also steers them to free quality advice.
Topics covered include:
- Cash free ideas on barter, publicity, advertising, the internet, selling, outsourcing, networking, factors
- Acquiring and keeping customers
- Places to find free, quality help
- Maximizing profits through correct pricing
- Creating and understanding a cash flow statement
- Non-traditional ways to get money
- Key factors for entrepreneurial success
Latest News about Bootstrapping 101
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Never Forget Your Customers
February 23, 2010
At Entrepreneur.com.
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7 Ways to Get Great Referrals
February 4, 2010
At Entrepreneur.com.
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Success is All in the Attitude
January 10, 2010
At Entrepreneur.com.
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Entrepreneur.com Article
December 21 2009
The Entrepreneur.com "Cash Shy" article has been reprinted by leading business publications.
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Bootstrapping Your Way To Billions
November 6, 2009
Article by author Bob Reiss.
-From businessinsider.com
Cash Shy? Try Bootstrapping
November 6, 2009
Article by author Bob Reiss.
--From entrepreneur.com
Score With Free Help
October 12, 2009
Bootstrapping a company with a minimum of cash can be the answer for entrepreneurs who can't raise outside cash or don't want it, says serial entrepreneur Bob Reiss.
-From techjournalsouth.com
Business Week Podcast
September 22, 2009
Listen to a 10 minute interview with author Bob Reiss.
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Bartering in the Modern Age
September 15, 2009
Associated press article picked up by over 85 media outlets
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"Bootstrapping" Your Way to a More Balanced Life
September 4, 2009
Beliefnet blog entry about author Bob Reiss.
- read at beliefnet.com