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More and more women want to work from home, earning money while spending more time with their children and taking control of their lives. But they need help finding the best work-at-home jobs. And once they have the job they want, they need to know how to make it pay. This comprehensive bible shows women: how to find the job that best fits their needs; set up a home office; get organized and schedule your daily business tasks; avoid distractions such as kids, food, and television; and more. As work-from-home situations become an option for more women, they?ll reach for this handy guide to find the road to success.

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Leslie Truex (Palmyra, VA) has been a work-at-home mom for nearly a decade. (more…)

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“All the good stuff and none of the fluff” — Richard Schulze, founder and chairman, Best BuyA wealth of information to be read and digested, then kept within arm’s reach for further reference down the road. — Business LexingtonA wealth of information to be read and digested, then kept within arm?s reach for further reference down the road. — Business LexingtonGet your hands on it before your competitors do! — Michael Coles, president and CEO, Caribou CoffeeLoaded with insights and strategies . . . dealing with real-world situations and solutions that most small firms face. — Miami HeraldLoaded with insights and strategies?dealing with real-world situations and solutions that most small firms face. — Miami HeraldPacked with road-tested tips and real-world success strategies. — Mary Brainerd, president and CEO, HealthPartnersThe best business management guide on the market. It should be required reading at every business school. — Rinaldo S. Brutoco (more…)

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In this Web 2.0 era, small business owners are at a severe disadvantage because they have minimal, if any, knowledge, about Internet marketing. They also lack the budget to hire a top-notch web marketer. As a result, the thrust of their Internet marketing program is usually a poorly performing website that attracts few visitors. e Boot Camp is the solution to the entrepreneur’s Internet marketing problem. This do-it-yourself book provides the know-how that’s needed to win business in cyberspace while eliminating the need for a large marketing budget. In just an hour or two a week, the small business owner will gain control of his or her Internet marketing campaign, using the step-by-step method Perlman presents. Specificall (more…)

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“Delves deeply into the complex thicket of available deductions, with real-life examples on deducting everything from start-up expenses to car and travel expenses and the costs of benefits.” (Accounting Today )”For more information on how to handle inventory and write off the cost of goods, see Deduct It! Lower Your Small Business Taxes.” (San Francisco Chronicle 20081201)”Offers basic information and examples in plain English on how businesses are taxed and how to maximize deductions that the IRS considers legitimate.” (Reference & Research Book News )

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Get set, go! Entrepreneur Magazine’s Start Your Own Business claims to be “The Only Start-Up Book You’ll Ever Need.” That sounds mighty boastful, but the author’s credentials are strong, the book loaded with business resources and the information is down-to-earth (Everything you need to start a successful business… except the money, But we’ll show you how to get that, too!”) Author Rieva Lesonsky and the staff of Entrepreneur Magazine put together the book which starts with “Are you ready to be an entrepreneur?” and goes on to starting versus buying, choosing the name attracting investors, hiring employees, location, loans, image, leasing versus buying equipment, choosing a phone system, learning from failure – all the nitty-gritty stuff, plus some long-term thinking. Lesonsky, Entrepreneur’s Vice President / Editorial Director, frequently speaks at small-business conferences and appears on TV and radio business programs. — Geneevieve Buc (more…)

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