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The $5K Startup is the perfect guide for entrepreneurs on a budget. This book shows readers how to launch a successful business with just $5,000, offering proven strategies, real-life success stories, and step-by-step advice on everything from budgeting to finding the right business model. It's an empowering, practical resource that makes entrepreneurship accessible to everyone.
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The $5K Startup is the perfect guide for entrepreneurs on a budget. This book shows readers how to launch a successful business with just $5,000, offering proven strategies, real-life success stories, and step-by-step advice on everything from budgeting to finding the right business model. It's an empowering, practical resource that makes entrepreneurship accessible to everyone.
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- Verlag: Broad Book Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Mai 2025
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781963549119
- Artikelnr.: 72245886
- Verlag: Broad Book Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Mai 2025
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781963549119
- Artikelnr.: 72245886
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
The Team at Broad Book Press brings a wealth of experience in working with entrepreneurs across various industries. With decades of combined expertise in business development, marketing, and publishing, the editors at Broad Book Press have helped countless entrepreneurs turn their ideas into successful ventures. Their deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities that small business owners face has informed the creation of books, courses, and materials that provide practical, actionable advice for anyone looking to launch a business on a budget. The Broad Book Press Editors are dedicated to empowering aspiring entrepreneurs with the knowledge and tools they need to succeed.
Jason R. Rich (www.JasonRich.com) is an avid gamer and the author of more than two dozen full-length computer and video game strategy guides. He's also contributed thousands of game reviews and articles to national magazines and websites, and has worked as a consultant to some of the world's biggest computer and video game developers and publishers. Follow him on Twitter/Instagram (@JasonRich7).
Jason R. Rich (www.JasonRich.com) is an avid gamer and the author of more than two dozen full-length computer and video game strategy guides. He's also contributed thousands of game reviews and articles to national magazines and websites, and has worked as a consultant to some of the world's biggest computer and video game developers and publishers. Follow him on Twitter/Instagram (@JasonRich7).
Introduction
This chapter explores the motivations and challenges of starting a
business, weighing the advantages and disadvantages of entrepreneurship.
Readers are prompted to assess their suitability as business operators by
considering the core skills required and how launching a business on a
budget of less than $5,000 is feasible.
Chapter 1: How to Launch Your Business
Readers learn to identify the most suitable business types based on their
goals, budget, and available resources. This chapter sets expectations for
the startup process, helping readers form a realistic view of what it takes
to get started.
Chapter 2: Initial Steps to Starting a Business
This chapter outlines foundational steps: conducting research, gathering
skills and resources, and defining the target audience. It delves into
differentiation strategies, assessing customer demand, competitive
analysis, and the basics of establishing a legal business entity.
Chapter 3: Creating Your Business Plan
Readers discover the importance of a business plan as a roadmap for
success. The chapter offers guidance on developing a structured, achievable
plan tailored to their specific business goals.
Chapter 4: Marketing and Advertising Your Startup is Essential
This chapter emphasizes marketing’s critical role and discusses
budget-friendly methods for advertising, both online and offline. It
includes tips for setting marketing budgets, managing expectations, and
understanding the potential need for investments beyond the initial $5,000.
Chapter 5: Find Your Ideal Business Opportunity
Here, readers are encouraged to identify business opportunities that align
with their skills and financial limits. The chapter includes mistakes to
avoid, tips on necessary research, and a section exploring franchise
operations. Additionally, it presents 27 business ideas with startup costs
under $5,000.
Chapter 6-32: Business-Specific Chapters
Each chapter from 6 through 32 focuses on a specific business type, such as
Amazon or eBay selling, bookkeeping, event planning, or personal training.
These chapters detail the core requirements, special skills, startup costs,
necessary equipment, and a pros-and-cons overview for each type. They are
designed to give readers a practical look at various low-cost startup
options and help them determine which best fits their capabilities and
interests. Businesses included in these chapters are:
* Amazon or eBay Seller
* Antique, Collectables, Vintage Clothing Flipper
* Bookkeeper
* Childcare / Eldercare Services
* Crafter / Artisan Online Seller (Etsy)
* Event Planner
* Wedding, Portrait, and Event Photographer
* Graphic Designer
* Home/Office Cleaning Service
* Junk Removal Business
* Landscaping Business
* Mobile Auto Detailing
* Online Affiliate Marketing Seller
* Print-On-Demand Product Designer and Seller
* Virtual Assistant Service
* Website Designer
* And more!
Chapter 33: Successful Business Operators Share Their Advice
The book concludes with interviews with five successful business operators,
each from a different field. This chapter provides real-world insights,
tips, and advice, offering readers inspiration and actionable ideas for
building and sustaining their own business.
This chapter explores the motivations and challenges of starting a
business, weighing the advantages and disadvantages of entrepreneurship.
Readers are prompted to assess their suitability as business operators by
considering the core skills required and how launching a business on a
budget of less than $5,000 is feasible.
Chapter 1: How to Launch Your Business
Readers learn to identify the most suitable business types based on their
goals, budget, and available resources. This chapter sets expectations for
the startup process, helping readers form a realistic view of what it takes
to get started.
Chapter 2: Initial Steps to Starting a Business
This chapter outlines foundational steps: conducting research, gathering
skills and resources, and defining the target audience. It delves into
differentiation strategies, assessing customer demand, competitive
analysis, and the basics of establishing a legal business entity.
Chapter 3: Creating Your Business Plan
Readers discover the importance of a business plan as a roadmap for
success. The chapter offers guidance on developing a structured, achievable
plan tailored to their specific business goals.
Chapter 4: Marketing and Advertising Your Startup is Essential
This chapter emphasizes marketing’s critical role and discusses
budget-friendly methods for advertising, both online and offline. It
includes tips for setting marketing budgets, managing expectations, and
understanding the potential need for investments beyond the initial $5,000.
Chapter 5: Find Your Ideal Business Opportunity
Here, readers are encouraged to identify business opportunities that align
with their skills and financial limits. The chapter includes mistakes to
avoid, tips on necessary research, and a section exploring franchise
operations. Additionally, it presents 27 business ideas with startup costs
under $5,000.
Chapter 6-32: Business-Specific Chapters
Each chapter from 6 through 32 focuses on a specific business type, such as
Amazon or eBay selling, bookkeeping, event planning, or personal training.
These chapters detail the core requirements, special skills, startup costs,
necessary equipment, and a pros-and-cons overview for each type. They are
designed to give readers a practical look at various low-cost startup
options and help them determine which best fits their capabilities and
interests. Businesses included in these chapters are:
* Amazon or eBay Seller
* Antique, Collectables, Vintage Clothing Flipper
* Bookkeeper
* Childcare / Eldercare Services
* Crafter / Artisan Online Seller (Etsy)
* Event Planner
* Wedding, Portrait, and Event Photographer
* Graphic Designer
* Home/Office Cleaning Service
* Junk Removal Business
* Landscaping Business
* Mobile Auto Detailing
* Online Affiliate Marketing Seller
* Print-On-Demand Product Designer and Seller
* Virtual Assistant Service
* Website Designer
* And more!
Chapter 33: Successful Business Operators Share Their Advice
The book concludes with interviews with five successful business operators,
each from a different field. This chapter provides real-world insights,
tips, and advice, offering readers inspiration and actionable ideas for
building and sustaining their own business.
Introduction
This chapter explores the motivations and challenges of starting a
business, weighing the advantages and disadvantages of entrepreneurship.
Readers are prompted to assess their suitability as business operators by
considering the core skills required and how launching a business on a
budget of less than $5,000 is feasible.
Chapter 1: How to Launch Your Business
Readers learn to identify the most suitable business types based on their
goals, budget, and available resources. This chapter sets expectations for
the startup process, helping readers form a realistic view of what it takes
to get started.
Chapter 2: Initial Steps to Starting a Business
This chapter outlines foundational steps: conducting research, gathering
skills and resources, and defining the target audience. It delves into
differentiation strategies, assessing customer demand, competitive
analysis, and the basics of establishing a legal business entity.
Chapter 3: Creating Your Business Plan
Readers discover the importance of a business plan as a roadmap for
success. The chapter offers guidance on developing a structured, achievable
plan tailored to their specific business goals.
Chapter 4: Marketing and Advertising Your Startup is Essential
This chapter emphasizes marketing’s critical role and discusses
budget-friendly methods for advertising, both online and offline. It
includes tips for setting marketing budgets, managing expectations, and
understanding the potential need for investments beyond the initial $5,000.
Chapter 5: Find Your Ideal Business Opportunity
Here, readers are encouraged to identify business opportunities that align
with their skills and financial limits. The chapter includes mistakes to
avoid, tips on necessary research, and a section exploring franchise
operations. Additionally, it presents 27 business ideas with startup costs
under $5,000.
Chapter 6-32: Business-Specific Chapters
Each chapter from 6 through 32 focuses on a specific business type, such as
Amazon or eBay selling, bookkeeping, event planning, or personal training.
These chapters detail the core requirements, special skills, startup costs,
necessary equipment, and a pros-and-cons overview for each type. They are
designed to give readers a practical look at various low-cost startup
options and help them determine which best fits their capabilities and
interests. Businesses included in these chapters are:
* Amazon or eBay Seller
* Antique, Collectables, Vintage Clothing Flipper
* Bookkeeper
* Childcare / Eldercare Services
* Crafter / Artisan Online Seller (Etsy)
* Event Planner
* Wedding, Portrait, and Event Photographer
* Graphic Designer
* Home/Office Cleaning Service
* Junk Removal Business
* Landscaping Business
* Mobile Auto Detailing
* Online Affiliate Marketing Seller
* Print-On-Demand Product Designer and Seller
* Virtual Assistant Service
* Website Designer
* And more!
Chapter 33: Successful Business Operators Share Their Advice
The book concludes with interviews with five successful business operators,
each from a different field. This chapter provides real-world insights,
tips, and advice, offering readers inspiration and actionable ideas for
building and sustaining their own business.
This chapter explores the motivations and challenges of starting a
business, weighing the advantages and disadvantages of entrepreneurship.
Readers are prompted to assess their suitability as business operators by
considering the core skills required and how launching a business on a
budget of less than $5,000 is feasible.
Chapter 1: How to Launch Your Business
Readers learn to identify the most suitable business types based on their
goals, budget, and available resources. This chapter sets expectations for
the startup process, helping readers form a realistic view of what it takes
to get started.
Chapter 2: Initial Steps to Starting a Business
This chapter outlines foundational steps: conducting research, gathering
skills and resources, and defining the target audience. It delves into
differentiation strategies, assessing customer demand, competitive
analysis, and the basics of establishing a legal business entity.
Chapter 3: Creating Your Business Plan
Readers discover the importance of a business plan as a roadmap for
success. The chapter offers guidance on developing a structured, achievable
plan tailored to their specific business goals.
Chapter 4: Marketing and Advertising Your Startup is Essential
This chapter emphasizes marketing’s critical role and discusses
budget-friendly methods for advertising, both online and offline. It
includes tips for setting marketing budgets, managing expectations, and
understanding the potential need for investments beyond the initial $5,000.
Chapter 5: Find Your Ideal Business Opportunity
Here, readers are encouraged to identify business opportunities that align
with their skills and financial limits. The chapter includes mistakes to
avoid, tips on necessary research, and a section exploring franchise
operations. Additionally, it presents 27 business ideas with startup costs
under $5,000.
Chapter 6-32: Business-Specific Chapters
Each chapter from 6 through 32 focuses on a specific business type, such as
Amazon or eBay selling, bookkeeping, event planning, or personal training.
These chapters detail the core requirements, special skills, startup costs,
necessary equipment, and a pros-and-cons overview for each type. They are
designed to give readers a practical look at various low-cost startup
options and help them determine which best fits their capabilities and
interests. Businesses included in these chapters are:
* Amazon or eBay Seller
* Antique, Collectables, Vintage Clothing Flipper
* Bookkeeper
* Childcare / Eldercare Services
* Crafter / Artisan Online Seller (Etsy)
* Event Planner
* Wedding, Portrait, and Event Photographer
* Graphic Designer
* Home/Office Cleaning Service
* Junk Removal Business
* Landscaping Business
* Mobile Auto Detailing
* Online Affiliate Marketing Seller
* Print-On-Demand Product Designer and Seller
* Virtual Assistant Service
* Website Designer
* And more!
Chapter 33: Successful Business Operators Share Their Advice
The book concludes with interviews with five successful business operators,
each from a different field. This chapter provides real-world insights,
tips, and advice, offering readers inspiration and actionable ideas for
building and sustaining their own business.