Eddy gave you some very good advice. One question is do you really want to sell? If so then you should forget the Internet until you nderstand it.I believe I can help, no obligaion, just information. It is to your benefit randy_musso@Randy-Musso.com send me an email if you like.
you can sell art or custom clothes maybe you could sell cakes i like cakes ill buy cakes
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I am pretty sure it would be public info if a person has a business license or not. It s not something that is found online. Anyone can set up a website and even operate a business but it doesn t mean they have a business license. As far as going to the city hall you could do that to see if someone has a business license but I am not sure if they would tell you unless you have a reason for needing to know. I don t think they would provide you with a list of everyone who holds a business license and addresses or anything like that so your boss could solicit them for business. Why else would he need to know who all holds a business license? This is not something you can just go and look at their books or records and find for yourself.
Yes. recorded at county.
Proper training of staff and proper procedure in brewing the coffee. Starbucks dumps old coffee and brew new ones, and most specialty drinks are mixed by hand by request. No shortcuts, leaving old coffee on, and so on. Everything is squeaky clean, and cleaned very often. In fact, Starbucks folks have to go to barrista school, IIRC. ---Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II daysBorg Burgers: Have it our way. Yours is irrelevant.
Are you planning to roast your own beans? Influencing the taste of coffee has to do with the beans.Ambiance, Atmosphere and location are extremely important elements of your coffee shop.How far into the process of opening a shop are you?
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i dont think 13 is that young to do it! people usually get mature to babysit i guess. if ur confident that u can do it, then its all good. u have to be active while babysitting, make sure that ur doing everything that the parents told yu to, like feeding on time, make them sleep on time and all. u can play some kind of games with them that wil engage them and u as well. try to enjoy this job, it is kinda fun!
13 is a good age to babysit. many American Red Cross locations give a class that certifies you and teaches you what you need to know. this class goes into some basic first aid and things like that. most of the time at your age babysitting would be just watching the children and maybe taking them to the park (if it isn t far away) and possibly giving them dinner. most parents are very good at giving new babysitter all the information that the will need. i would suggest putting an ad in the paper after taking the class at the local ARC you will most definitely find a job.
i was going to say what your first answer from toatlstressor said. except i do not think 13 is too young. if you do the courses suggested, it shows responsibility. you might even consider letters of reference from teachers of yours. they know you pretty well and some might be willing to give a letter. of course you want letters of teachers who have kids. if you go to church, you can post an add some where in the halls or ask ppl from your church if they need your service.good luck
well start by metting he the parents, talk and stuff wih them talk with her and stuff treat the girl like you are her aunt let her whatch tv ask her how was her day or if she has any home work try to help her on what she needs mostly become good firends with her thats gonna let lots of points with the parents Google bubble1286 chat group if you need more advise hope it help tc xxx :)
I don t think 13 is too young...you will be fine. What I would do is contact your locat American Red Cross and/or YMCA and see if they have a babysitting course...this will also certify you in first aid and CPR - as a mother -this is a great selling point on why I would choose you over someone who hasn t had the class or be certified in CPR. Good luck...I am sure you will be great!!
No. They don t exist, sorry.
