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Making ends meet

tinyurl.com In this clip from last year’s SHINE, I discuss the state of marketing for small business. (Marketing is NOT the same as it was just a few years ago! What worked in 2008 won’t work in 2011. You’ll hear why in the clip.) If you like what you hear, make sure you join me for THIS year’s SHINE, happening November 2-4, 2011 in Dallas, Texas. Yee ha! It’s the premier conference for women entrepreneurs with education, information, inspiration, and everything you need to take your business and life to the next level. Learn more and reserve your seat now with an easy payment plan at tinyurl.com

This week’s question: What is our definition of success? And what are our secrets to success?

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Features remarks by Ana Harvey, Assistant Administrator for Women’s Business Ownership at the US Small Business Administration (SBA), Karen Mills, Administrator of the SBA, and Nell Merlino, Founder, President & CEO of Count Me In. Also presents three tips for starting your business. Presented by the US Small Business Administration Office of Women’s Business Ownership ( www.sba.gov ) and Count Me In for Women’s Economic Independence (www.makemineamillion.org).

I want to someday start a small business in maybe Aroma Therapy and Candles, I have also thought of something that involves the elderly and helping widowed women. I’m not sure how or where to start. Any suggestions? I’m taking classes right now for my associate in business degree, but I’m not sure where else to go. I think that there are grants available, but not sure where to go. Thank you for any and all help.

I understand there are a lot of government grants you can get for woman to start a small business.However when I go on line to find out about them all the websites seem to want my personal info and money. Help I’m looking for free info on government grants,thanks all of you in advance for you answers.

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I am looking at purchasing a cosmetic company from a women who has been in business for 25 years. I do not have all the details yet, but I do know she has done $50,000 in sales the past three years and said she would be asking around $100,000. This price would only included inventory and customer goodwill. I would have to put in new fixtures, lighting, flooring, paint, and buy point of sales software. The company does not have franchise fees or royalty fees. It is in a rural area in Georgia. Does this sound like a fair offer? What else do I need to take into consideration?