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One of the most difficult parts of starting a business is thinking up a sustainable business idea. Here are business ideas for every interest and goal.

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Many organizations provide support and online tools for small business owners and employees. Take advantage of these free resources during Small Business Month and throughout the year.

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What Are "Maximizers," and What Do You Need to Know About Them?
Maximizing is a style of shopping that emphasizes the less-is-more approach to buying new things.
By: Emily Heaslip

How to Do a Competitive Analysis [Small Business Guide]
Perform a competitive analysis to understand not only where your business stands, but where the market is headed next.
By: Emily Heaslip

Templates for Competitive Analysis for Small Business
There are many types of competitive analysis that can tell you more about your consumers, your brand positioning, and your growth potential.
By: Emily Heaslip

7 Recession-Proof Business Ideas
With the possible threat of recession, it’s important to know how to create a recession-proof business. Here are seven ideas to consider.
By: Kayla Kessler

Pitching to Investors: How Much Enthusiasm Is Too Much?
Here’s how to strike the right tone when seeking funding from investors.
By: Kristin Colella

10 Examples of Famous Businesses That Changed Their Names
Companies change their names for a variety of reasons. Here are 10 companies that successfully made the switch.
By: Jamie Johnson

How a Business Accelerator Can Help Your Startup
Learn more about business accelerators and how they can help your business.
By: Samantha Friedlander

How to Attract Private Equity Investors
Learn how to make your business attractive to private equity firms with this how-to guide.
By: Ami Scherson

Networking Groups for Entrepreneurs and Business Owners
Learn about networking groups focused on helping entrepreneurs and small business owners succeed through peer connections, support, and online resources.
By: Kaytlyn Smith

What Small Businesses Need to Know About the Recession
While we cannot yet establish whether we’re truly in a recession, the risks are increasing — and small businesses will want to prepare either way.
By: Danielle Fallon-O'Leary

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