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Working from home will help to keep your overhead down! You won’t have the expense of leasing office space, workers comp  insurance, and many other expenses. "Always Remember" when operating a business you want to keep your expenses "Rock Bottom Low"! The lower your expenses, the more profit you get to keep!

When starting your business you will be in charge of numerous duties! Like Administrating, Banking, Billing, Bookkeeping, Sales, etc. You will be wearing many hats. It may sound like a lot of work, but "it's really not as bad as it sounds." Take it a step at a time, and you will do just fine!

Great businesses are built over years!

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The Right Business Tools

Let us start with the tools you will need:

  1. A Name For Your New Business: Try to come up with something easy to remember and original. A name that conveys your business purpose. Also, keep in mind that the name should be easy to remember. If you are thinking about creating an Internet site, then you should first check to see if your name is available! Go to www.godaddy.com and at no cost to you, you will be able to see if the your name is still available?

  2. A Business Address: I would suggest renting a PO box at your local post office. They usually have the lowest prices. Sometimes, due to the demand you will be placed on a waiting list until a box becomes available. You can also check at a rental box agency. They usually charge a little more then the post offices, but you can general obtain a box that same day.

  3. D.B.A. (Doing Business As): You can file your D.B.A. with your local county office. The cost is generally between $10-12.00 to file with the county. You will also need to publish it in a local paper for 4 consecutive weeks. Sometimes their are companies who place their employees outside of the county buildings who provide this service. In fact, they will file and publish the notice for a reasonable fee. I usually pay between $20-25.00 for both the filing and publishing cost. Look for these companies and you can save some money! This document will be needed to open a business checking account with your bank..

  4. Business Checking Account: Open your bank account with a well known bank in your area. If you are planning to do business international, find a strong international bank with a good reputation. Usually your new bank will print your first set of checks for FREE, along with a FREE bank stamp. When your ready to print more checks look for companies online.  There are many companies that offer reasonable prices. I have my checks & business cards printed by Vista Print. They have the lowest prices and very good quality. They currently are running a special for business cards,  see below.

  5. A Computer: Computers have really come down in price! You can buy a reliable Desk Top computer for as low as $300.00. I shop at a online store called TigerDirect who are always having sales on computer equipment. I'm very happy with their service. Some of the best makes are Dell, Gateway and IBM. Always shop around whenever you make purchases for your business! Look for discounts or sales.

  6. Printer: A good printer will run just under a $100.00. The top makes are Epson and HP. Epson being my favorite due to the low price and reliability! The down side on these new printers are, they charge an "Arm & Leg" for the replacement cartridges! The way to get around this high cost is to shop online. I was paying $19.99 for a B&W ink cartridge at the local computer store. I shop online and found I could purchase the same cartridge for $3.95! It pays to shop online!

  7. Internet Connection: If you don’t need speed, then a Dial-up connection (56K or slower) should do just fine! DUN (Dial Up Network) connections will cost about $9.95 per month. If you are paying more then this, you should shop around! A good web site to check out is www.freedomlist.com You can also go to a search engine and type in "FREE or LOW Cost ISP". If you need something faster then dial-up, I would go with DSL.

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Additional Equipment

  1. A (800) Phone Number: You really have to shop around for a good price! I would not purchase an (800) from a phone company, they are very expensive! An average price runs about $.08 per minute. And you will be charged for all calls to this number! I have a plan that charges me a flat rate of $19.92 per month with unlimited calls. But, this is only local to my area. We consistently on the look out for companies who offer fair prices.

  2. Fax Machine: You may not need one? It will really depend on what type of business you start. The "Brother Company" makes a very good fax machine for under $80.00

  3. Copy Machine: These can get pretty expensive! I find that just going to your local Office Depot or Staples can save you a lot money! Unless you are planning on doing a lot of printing, then I would suggest spending the time and shopping around. A web site I would check out is www.pricegrabber.com

 

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