Tough economy? Start a new businesss

jeck,xiamen,china — Sat, 03 May 2008 07:38:24 GMT

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Tough economy? Start a new businesss

Ed Rafacz, Chicago, Illinois — Mon, 05 May 2008 16:57:59 GMT

I think he is right. I am starting a business of finding all the cheap things around the World. The focus is not on Hotels as much as food and things to do. With the dollars plung, I have been signing up people in droves. It even made it on the BBC. Its called NonRev Website and it is at www.nonrevwebsite.com

Tough economy? Start a new businesss

Peter Bellman, Sunnyvale, California — Tue, 06 May 2008 18:31:28 GMT

Virtual offices and online tools are really becoming the way to go. Though the paperless office is still some ways off, so many typical office services can be replaced or augmented online. From virtual receptionists to having multiple extensions via advanced 800 numbers. Just as an example a virtual phone service like gotvmail can be used and customized for a variety of business types like consultant think-tanks to Realtor agencies.

Tough economy? Start a new businesss

Barbara, Sacramento, CA — Sat, 17 May 2008 15:43:13 GMT

I run 2 businesses out of my home...the later i have been running for 1.5 yrs, the 1st, for 2.5 yrs. but it is very slow due to the housing market slump. My second business is totally unreleated to real estate but is a very lucrative business in today's market, mainly towards women. My business is slow in growth due to the lack of capital and a lot of my profit goes to keep me from being on the street.

I keep looking for being able to place 500 piece orders a month and sell them,instead of 10 or 12 per month, which by the way, each can net a profit of $3-$500. I have focused on this latter business because it generates more profit

Tough economy? Start a new businesss

Chris Wargo Dickson City Pa. — Mon, 26 May 2008 00:03:51 GMT

Because of the money crunch I invented the posie pod TM, a flower arranging tool. It will be on the market in July of 2008. People can't afford to use professional florists for weddings, parties or for just everyday florals. Believe me I know! I own a small floral shop for the past 19 years and as the extra money shrinks so do the customers. So, Go with the flow.... Help people to still have beautiful flowers and teach the world how to arrange them. I even tested it on second graders. Made with reclcled material, manufactured in USA, woman owned company and come with a life time guarantee. Retail $29.95

Tough economy? Start a new businesss

Michael Ferrara Murrieta, California — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 20:04:40 GMT

I recently left the auto industry and started my own home-based service company. With the economy the way it is I agree it is the best time to start a new business. I now provide professional services for household pets. Check us out at bestfriends4paws.com.

Tough economy? Start a new businesss

Scrappy Upstart — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 03:54:20 GMT

If you're launching in this economy you need all the help you can get - this site, http://www.scrappyupstarts.com - is looking for "scrappy" entrepreneurs and start ups to post - there's a forum for bartering services - great, free way to show off your site and startup idea.

Tough economy? Start a new businesss

Chris, Portland Oregon — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 03:59:07 GMT

I'm starting my small business back up. I had a real rough start. Alot of trial and error, hidden expenses, and insurance/bonding was a real eye opener. My business is pressure washing. there is hardly any over head and a person can get started for a real low investment. The standerd rate is $75-$100 an hour. Minimal employees and there is plenty of work for someone who is willing to get out there, sellthemselves and services to get thier name out there. I had been very successful before in this industry. Just thought I might share that with who ever might use the info. or idea for a business to start/check into.