If I was going to start a landscaping business would I need education or a degree in something? -

I m doing this for a project. I know you first need a business license and insurance.The business is ONLY cutting grass and packing leaves(not really landscaping), and in the winter snowplowing. Would I need to obtain a degree or could I start right of the bat in this case?

Hi Rob, No you don t need a degree, however if you want to study more about running a lawn care business there is a free online class here.http://www.gopherforum.com/index.php?pag��It s a part of the Gopher Lawn Care Business forum.http://www.gopherforum.comDepending on your area, you might not even need a business license. But you would need insurance, especially if you want to perform services for commercial properties.I hope this helps!

No, this kind of manual labor doesn t require any degrees or education. However, if you should try to branch out into tree trimming - that s a discipline that requires a degree. Arborists are very vain about that.

No need for a degree. You can start right away. You might want to work for another landscaping company so you can gain experience and the knowledge to start yourself.

I Want To Start A Business. Help? -

I know what I want to sell and I want to sell online and possible a store in the future.What are the steps I need to start this? What Are Some Advertising Ideas?Any Advice?

This business checklist will make sure that you cross all your t s and dot all your i s before your business launch. Steps to Starting a Business -http://www.developer-resource.com/starti��Other sites you might find helpful are: SBA - http://www.sba.gov/SCORE - http://www.score.orgSmall Business Resource - http://www.small-business-software.netBusiness Link - http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/act��Goodluck!

How much can u expect to sell with avon as an e rep? -

signed up as an online rep for avon. Is it worth it and how much does having your web page on the avon site increase your business earnings ?

avon is MLM; you can t expect to sell any to the general public.I suggest you stay away from all illicit operations andstick to ethical businesses that service the public.

Avon has always been a face-to-face kinda business. The people who i know that have tried to make it work on the net have not done very well. It s about developing relationships with people in your community and maintaining those relationships. That s the sales end. I never recruited anybody and I sold Avon for several years so I m not sure how it winds up in the MLM category.

You could probably do well with being an e-rep but don t forget that selling in person brings in a lot more money than waiting for people to go to your website. There are many ways to advertise your site online locally that you should look in to. Try classified sites, merchant circle, business listings, google maps listing, etcDon t forget that you can customize your site so that people will want to shop with you.

What companies are good to apply for in the IT field? -

I graduate next year in the field of IT Technology/Networking and I just want to know if anyone knows some good companies I can apply for or will they look for me?

Companies usually don t need to look around. I would recommend you to apply everywhere including headhunters. For fun, I would also apply for Google, Microsoft, IBM, and other big name corporations. Who knows, you might get hired at Google!

How much do professional lumberjackers get paid? -

I think that s what there called but please tell me?

A lot - you should look up Davis-Bacon Wages to see what they make in different states but it s about 55,000 to 90,000 a year and they only work by contract (maybe 6 months a year).Good, hard, honest work.

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Where to find clients for article writing jobs? -

from Craiglist

Im 13 and am a gud enough entrepenur any gud bussiness ideas for me to set up or start my own company? -

Any watsover just no stupid ones!

I m 16, and I ve started a small business collaborating with local artist and having their artwork printed on t-shirts and selling them at local high schools. Before you start to think about this though, realize that you are going to need to drop the IM speak and start talking like an adult if you want to even have a chance. At your age though, I m not sure you d be able to handle very much; my small business is as simple as can be, yet takes countless hours of consulting, designing, emails, and phone calls to just get one order completed. Ask yourself a few questions: do you have enough starting capital? Do you the the required time to make it work? Are you prepared to lose money if all goes wrong? Do you know how to obtain a business license, and your local area s zoning laws?

no offence but if you were a good enough entrepreneur you would already know what good ideas were before other people spot them.just keep yout eyes out and keep readin and studying and the right opportunity will present itself to you.

You certainly won t be able to convince anyone who speaks proper English to hire you!I suggest you spend a few more years working on your schoolwork and spend your spare time studying, not trying to start your own company just yet.

Spelling correctly shows people that you are intelligent. Don t advertise for a business with spelling errors.

well u need to be fourteen in order to work or start any business. Wait another year, take a spelling class, and you will be right on track! :)

Im sorry, but if you were good enough to start your own company you would realize good is spelled G-O-O-D

Lemonade stand!

Wait until you are 18 or ask your mommy and daddy s permission. Seriously!

oh gud lord.

dog walking thats the only one for your age