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In the early years of running my business I didn't miss corporate life, but I did miss the camaraderie I had with my former coworkers. Occasionally I found myself overwhelmed with new ideas and plans, not always sure which to tackle first.

Eventually I developed some friendships with fellow entrepreneurs and enjoyed talking shop over coffee or lunch. Then one day it hit me: I wanted to brainstorm business ideas on a regular basis. In response, I launched a private mastermind group and invited fellow business owners to join me-people who I respected and who I thought could bring some interesting dynamics to the group. Those monthly meetings opened up a world of collaboration, helping me to sort out ideas in a supportive environment.

I have come to believe that every entrepreneur can benefit from participating in a great mastermind group. Here are some simple guidelines for starting your own group.

1. Choose the right people. Ideally you want members whose opinions you respect, whose work you admire, and who you trust. Also important, choose some members who are more successful than you are so that they can help push you to reach your goals.

2. Decide on a meeting time and format. My group meets in person once each month for six hours, giving each member 20 minutes of time to brainstorm their business issues and challenges. There are also groups that meet weekly or every other week. Some meet by phone, while others meet in person. Some give just one member the spotlight at each meeting. I personally like our format because each member has the opportunity to get feedback at every meeting.

3. Develop a formal agenda. Set a schedule and stick to it so that your meetings are as productive as possible. Some groups start their meetings with a prayer or a grounding exercise. We open our meeting by going around the table and allowing each member to share what successes they have had since our previous meeting. This is a wonderful way to celebrate and encourage each other, while also staying updated on what is going on with each member. Also, we rotate the meeting facilitation and agenda preparation each month so that all members share in this responsibility.

4. Address logistics. You need to decide where you will meet and how meals and snacks will be handled. If you need to rent meeting space, dues must be established and someone must be responsible for making arrangements and handling the money. Lunch has been a surprisingly frustrating pain point for my group. Depending on location, we usually have it catered in or allow enough time for members to pick up food nearby. Also, the meeting organizer is responsible for bringing coffee and snacks in the morning. These details seem minor, though deliberating them can cut into productive meeting time so be sure to address them early on.

5. Draft a Nondisclosure Agreement (NDA). In order to create a safe space for members to exchange ideas and information, it's important to build a level of trust, which can take some time. Regardless, a simple NDA that is signed by all participants is strongly recommended.

6. Develop some processes. To ensure your group is professional and consistent, you will want to develop some processes. You may do this yourself as the person initiating the group, or you may want to collectively make some decisions early on. Here are some things to consider:

How many members will you allow? Note that the more people involved, the less time there will be for all members to share. I recommend somewhere between six to ten people.

How will new members be added to the group? Will members nominate them? Will members interview them? Are there specific requirements for new members such as number of years in business or specific revenue numbers? How will this decision be reached?

What fees will be charged, if any?

Who will be the treasurer, the time keeper at meetings, the person who schedules the conference room, and the person who compiles the agenda? These roles can rotate or stay the same for a period of time.

Will you have attendance guidelines? How many meetings can a member miss in a calendar year before concern is raised?

What is the mission for your group? It will help to be clear about how your meetings are conducted and what your purpose is for getting together.

Treating your group as a professional commitment will make it more effective for all involved. Set the expectation that members show up on time and prepared. Also remember the most important element-you are there to support each other. A mastermind group isn't just about each member getting what she needs; it is also about giving support to fellow members. All participants should plan to give just as much as they receive, which will make your group much more beneficial for all involved.

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2. Register with the government and IRS.

3. Select your technology.

4. Purchase an insurance policy.

5. Choose your partners.

6. Build your team.

7. Brand yourself and advertise.

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So you want to start your own business? If you think it's going to be easy, think again: Entrepreneurship is a journey that requires a lot of time, effort and hard work, and perhaps unsurprisingly, many people end up failing. But if your company survives, the rewards of entrepreneurship are well worth the obstacles you'll face on the road to success.

If you think you're ready to start your first business, here's a step-by-step overview of what you need to do to make it happen.
In this article...
1. Brainstorm ideas
2.Build a business plan
3.Assess your finances
4.Determine your legal business structure
5. Register with the government and IRS
6. Select your technology
7. Purchase an insurance policy
8. Choose your partners
9. Build your team
10. Brand yourself and advertise
11. Grow your business

Every new business starts with an idea. Maybe there's something you're really knowledgeable and passionate about, or perhaps you think you've found a way to fill a gap in the marketplace. Wherever your interests lie, it's almost guaranteed that there's a way to turn it into a business.

Once you've narrowed your list of ideas down to one or two, do a quick search for existing companies in your chosen industry. Learn what current brand leaders are doing, and figure out how you can do it better. If you think your business can deliver something other companies don't (or deliver the same thing, but faster and cheaper), you've got a solid idea and are ready to create a business plan.

Another option is to open a franchise of an established company. The concept, brand following and business model are already in place; all you need is a good location and the means to fund your operation.

If you're looking for some inspiration, check out a few of our most popular business idea lists:

Now that you have your idea in place, you need to ask yourself a few important questions: What is the purpose of your business? Who are you selling to? What are your end goals? How will you finance your startup costs? All of these questions can be answered in a well-written business plan.

A business plan helps you figure out where your company is going, how it will overcome any potential difficulties and what you need to sustain it. A full guide to writing your plan can be found here.

Starting any business has a price, so you need to determine how you're going to cover those costs. Do you have the means to fund your startup, or will you need to borrow money? If you are planning to make your new business your full-time job, it's wise to wait until you have at least some money put away for startup costs and for sustaining yourself in the beginning before you start making a profit.

While many entrepreneurs put their own money into their new companies, it's very possible that you'll need financial assistance. A commercial loan through a bank is a good starting point, although these are often difficult to secure. If you are unable to take out a bank loan, you can apply for a small business loan through the Small Business Administration (SBA) or an alternative lender. [Looking for a small business loan? Check out our best picks for alternative lenders here.]

Startups requiring a lot more funding up front may want to consider an investor. Investors usually provide several million dollars or more to a fledgling company, with the expectation that the backers will have a hands-on role in running your business. Alternatively, you could launch an equity crowdfunding campaign to raise smaller amounts of money from multiple backers.

You can learn more about each of these capital sources and more in our guide to startup finance options.
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Before you can register your company, you need to decide what kind of entity it is. Your business structure legally affects everything from how you file your taxes to your personal liability if something goes wrong.

If you own the business entirely by yourself and plan to be responsible for all debts and obligations, you can register for a sole proprietorship. Alternatively, a partnership, as its name implies, means that two or more people are held personally liable as business owners.

If you want to separate your personal liability from your company's liability, you may want to consider forming one of several different types of corporations. This makes a business a separate entity apart from its owners, and therefore, corporations can own property, assume liability, pay taxes, enter into contracts, sue and be sued like any other individual. One of the most common structures for small businesses, however, is the limited liability corporation (LLC). This hybrid structure has the legal protections of a corporation while allowing for the tax benefits of a partnership.

Ultimately, it is up to you to determine which type of entity is best for your current needs and future business goals. More details about the different business structures can be found here.

To become an officially recognized business entity, you must register with the government. Corporations will need an " articles of incorporation" document, which includes your business name, business purpose, corporate structure, stock details and other information about your company. Otherwise, you will just need to register your business name, which can be your legal name, a fictitious "Doing Business As" name (if you are the sole proprietor), or the name you've come up with for your company. You may also want to take steps to trademark your business name for extra legal protection.

After you register your business, the next step is obtaining an employer identification number (EIN) from the IRS. While this is not required for sole proprietorships with no employees, you may want to apply for one anyway to keep your personal and business taxes separate, or simply to save yourself the trouble later on if you decide to hire someone else. The IRS has provided a checklist to determine whether you will require an EIN to run your business. If you do need an EIN, you can register online for free.

Regardless of whether you need an EIN, you will need to file certain forms to fulfill your federal and state income tax obligations. The forms you need are determined by your business structure. A complete list of the forms each type of entity will need can be found on the SBA website. You can also find state-specific tax obligations there. Some businesses may also require federal or state licenses and permits in order to operate. You can use the SBA's database to search for licensing requirements by state and business type.

Just about every business today needs a solid set of tech tools to operate. Some will be more tech-heavy than others depending on the industry, but at the very least, you will likely need a powerful and reliable business laptop or smart device to help you keep things organized.

Since many key business functions - accounting, invoicing, point-of-sale software, presentations, etc. - can now be managed via mobile apps, you might be able to get away with just a smartphone or tablet. For more complex business functions, you'll want to consider a computer with strong security features, storage options and performance speed.

For those who want to operate their business on a smart device, think about whether you'll need a separate phone or tablet for your professional apps and data. For instance, you could route your calls through a third-party app on your existing phone so you don't need to give out your personal cell number. However, if you use the same apps for business and personal purposes, it might be easier to separate them so you don't accidentally share information with the wrong audience.

If you're thinking of purchasing a new laptop for your business, check out our guide to the best business laptops.

It might slip your mind as something you'll "get around to" eventually, but purchasing the right insurance for your business is an important step that should happen before you officially launch. Dealing with incidents like property damage, theft or even a customer lawsuit can be costly, and you need to be sure that you're properly protected.

Gyawu Mahama, social media and marketing manager at small business insurer Hiscox, said to choose insurance that's tailored to your specific business practices to ensure you're not paying for more coverage than you need.

"As a small business owner, you don't need a once-size-fits-all insurance plan," Mahama said. "Coverage doesn't have to cost a lot. General- and professional-liability insurance coverage for a sole proprietorship can be purchased for a few hundred dollars a year."

If your business will have employees, you will, at minimum, need to purchase workers' compensation and unemployment insurance. You may also need other types of coverage depending on your location and industry, but most small businesses are advised to purchase general liability (GL) insurance, or a business owner's policy. Mahama said GL covers three basic categories: property damage, bodily injury, and personal injury to yourself or a third party.

If your business provides a service, you may also want to consider professional liability insurance. It covers you if you do something wrong or neglect to do something you should have done while operating your business, Mahama said.

Mahama advised checking in with your insurance provider throughout the year to keep the provider updated on any changes happening in your business.

Learn more about the types of insurance policies your business might need here.

Running a business can be overwhelming, and you're probably not going to be able to do it all on your own. That's where third-party vendors come in. Companies in every industry from HR to business phone systems exist to partner with you and help you run your business better.

When you're searching for B2B partners, you'll have to choose very carefully. These companies will have access to vital and potentially sensitive business data, so it's critical to find someone you can trust. In our guide to choosing business partners, our expert sources recommended asking potential vendors about their experience in your industry, their track record with existing clients, and what kind of growth they've helped other clients achieve.

Unless you're planning to be your only employee, you're going to need to hire a great team to get your company off the ground. Joe Zawadzki, CEO and founder of MediaMath, said entrepreneurs need to give the "people" element of their businesses the same attention they give their products.

"Your product is built by people," Zawadski said. "Identifying your founding team, understanding what gaps exist, and [determining] how and when you will address them should be top priority. Figuring out how the team will work together ... is equally important. Defining roles and responsibility, division of labor, how to give feedback, or how to work together when not everyone is in the same room will save you a lot of headaches down the line."

Visit this Business News Daily article for tips on building a great startup team.

Before you start selling your product or service, you need to build up your brand and get a following of people ready to jump when you open your literal or figurative doors for business.

Create a logo that can help people easily identify your brand, and be consistent in using it across all of your platforms, including your all-important company website. Use social media to spread the word about your new business, perhaps as a promotional tool to offer coupons and discounts to followers once you launch. Be sure to also keep these digital assets up to date with relevant, interesting content about your business and industry.

For more information on creating an effective marketing plan for your business, visit our guide here.

Your launch and first sales are only the beginning of your task as an entrepreneur. In order to make a profit and stay afloat, you always need to be growing your business. It's going to take time and effort, but you'll get out of your business what you put into it.

Collaborating with more established brands in your industry is a great way to achieve growth. Reach out to other companies or even influential bloggers and ask for some promotion in exchange for a free product sample or service. Partner with a charity organization and volunteer some of your time or products to get your name out there. In this article, Business News Daily offers some suggestions for rapid growth.

Starting a business can be risky and challenging, but armed with the proper tools and information, you can put yourself on the path to entrepreneurship.
Some source interviews were conducted for a previous version of this article.

Nicole Fallon

Nicole received her Bachelor's degree in Media, Culture and Communication from New York University. She began freelancing for Business News Daily in 2010 and joined the team as a staff writer three years later. She currently serves as the managing editor. Reach her by email, or follow her on Twitter.

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Whether you are bored and out of school for the summer or have been begging your parents to start a lemonade stand, it is possible for a kid to create a fun business that also makes a little spending money. Explore your hobbies and talents to determine the type of business you would like to get involved in, but realize that starting a business is hard work and requires discipline and determination to succeed.

Make a list of your favorite hobbies and activities. If you love pets, consider starting a dog-walking or pet-sitting service. If you enjoy the outdoors, consider a leaf-raking or lawn-mowing business. If you enjoy cooking, consider a lemonade or baked goods stand.

Sit down with a parent to create a business plan. If you plan to start a babysitting business, for example, you might need to take a CPR class. If you want to start a baked goods stand, you must choose and test recipes before bringing the treats to the public. Determine how much money to charge and how and where to sell your goods. If school is in session, also determine how you will balance school and homework with the business.

Save money to purchase supplies. Write down a list of every supply you buy and how much it costs, then add up each expense. You will need to make at least this amount of money before you will start making a profit. If you don't have enough money to start, ask your parents if they will give you a loan that you will pay back after your business gets started.

Talk to your parents about taxes. When starting your own business, even if you are under 18, you will need to pay taxes to the government. Although each state has different rules about how working children pay taxes, your parents can help you by including your income in their annual tax filings.

Don't give up. Even adults have a difficult time getting a business off the ground, and making a profit can be difficult when you are trying to pay off your initial expenses. After several months of hard work, however, your business should start to make money that you can put in a savings account or use to buy that new bike you always wanted.

Make signs advertising your new business and distribute them to your neighbors.

Do not go door-to-door or sell items by yourself. A parent should always be present.

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Earning Money As an 11-, 12-, 13- or 14-Year-Old

Under the age of 15, it is hard to find ways to earn money. You can't drive, are too young to be hired by a restaurant or business, and it's still risky to sell to strangers without a trusted adult around (and without new customers, a business cannot grow). However, a little bit of help from a parent or another trusted adult can make a world of difference!

What Do You Like to Do?

The very first thing is figuring out what you like to do that other people might pay you for. For example, you could:

That idea is the beginning of your own businesses!

The most important part of all of this is that you enjoy the activity. If you try one job out and don't like it after the first few gigs, think about it some more and choose something that might work better. Ask an adult to help you brainstorm activities that use your passions passions, talents, and strengths for your business!

Discuss the Basics With Parents

Once the type of business is decided, it is time for the big talk with the parents. Parents will have to take care of everything from taxes and paperwork to legal matters and bank accounts, so they must be involved and have some influence in the business. This is not to scare anyone off, as an unofficial business could still be operated. However, should it become highly successful and profitable, it will be necessary to make it official so that taxes can be paid as required. This is highly unlikely as most kids do not earn a livable income from the small odd jobs that they find, so it is not a huge concern for the most part.

Customers, Promotion, Scheduling, and Working

Once you've got your idea, these are the most important parts of beginning your own business!

When you knows what you will be doing, you have to let people know what service or good you are offering! This is called promotion. From telling people (either in person or through email or social media) to posting signs, get the word out that you are the person to go to for what you are selling. This will begin to pull in customers.

Once customers begin to flow in, you will have to learn how to properly schedule your customers so that you can work for them during their free time, after school, or on weekends. Ask your parents for help coming up with a system so you do not miss appointments. Home-schooled kids tend to have a bit more flexibility, so this is a wonderful opportunity for those students.

Once the customers are scheduled, you can begin to work! All kids should discuss this with their parents, as you may need assistance with promotion, communicating with customers, determining prices and rates, and transportation.

How to Determine Prices and Rates

It is important to remember that supply and demand is what determines how high of a price is on a service or product.

Supply means how much of your product or service is out there. For example, if you're mowing lawns, the supply for your service is how many other people are also offering to mow lawns where you are.

Demand means how many people want your product or service. Live in a neighborhood with a lot of rock gardens, or with very few yards? Not as many people need their lawns mowed, so the demand for your service would be lower than if you lived in a place where everyone has a lawn.

If there is a low supply and a high demand, you can charge more money. If there is a high supply and very little demand, you can't charge as much money-you might even need to sell something else. Your business choice should reflect this. A low rate helps beat out competition, but it could mean that you are working for too little as well. A price that is too high will deter customers. Compare your ideal rates to those of businesses and other service providers in your area. It should be slightly lower than the competition. This way, customers will see that they have the opportunity to get the service or product and save money!

How to Promote a Child's Business

When you decide to start a business, your parent will likely be involved in a lot of the work. Ads must be created in all different forms and sizes, complete with text, photos, and more. A phone number, email address, Facebook page, and website should all be set up. This gives potential customers more methods of communication, making it easier for them to order the service or product.

Ads should be placed on online classifieds, in newspapers, at popular pedestrian corners, on store billboards, and more. Door-to-door advertising, and calling up friends and family are both options. Word-of-mouth is a very important form of advertising when it comes to the business of a kid, as it is more likely that the potential customers are safe.

And once you get someone to buy from you, keep in touch! They're more likely to buy again than someone who never has. Keep phone number lists, email sign-up programs, regularly updated Facebook pages, and more. By keeping in contact with past customers, they will not forget the business and will be much more likely to return for more in the future.

Scheduling Customers for Services and Products

Once potential customers begin responding to ads, you or your parents can begin responding to the interested consumers and building schedules. Keeping a schedule of your clients and their needs allows you to keep your tasks neat and tidy, complete all projects on time, and keep all customers happy. You wouldn't want to forget about someone who wants to buy something from you-he or she likely won't come back!

A schedule is very important, because it is very bad if a customer is forgotten or enough time is not allocated for a particular job. You also do not want to be late for a job or appointment. Keeping everything organized, punctual, and satisfactory is very professional and keeps customers happy.

Working and Keeping Customers Happy!

After everything else, it's time to work! You can set up your business so that you are paid before or after services are performed or products are sent to the customer. Different business models require different payment structures. After the transaction is complete and the work is finished, you will be very happy to see that the customer is enthralled with your work; this is very rewarding!

In order to keep the customer happy, you need to offer fair prices and helpful services or products, stay true to your word, do all of the work as you have advertised, be on time with your job and delivery, be kind and appreciative to the customer, and thank them. This builds a worker's and a business's reputation through testimonial sites and word of mouth. Keep your customers happy and word will spread-bringing more business for you!

Never Give up

Once a business has been started, it will be easy for the business to flop over and fail. I cannot stress enough how important it is to continuously care for and believe in your business. If the owner is not wholeheartedly involved in the operation, it will not stand a chance. By keeping up with your businesses needs and nurturing it, the company will stand to see many more positive, profitable, and promising days. Never ever give up on your business; remember, the going will become rough at times, and it is up to you to triumph over the challenges!

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There are more than 28 million small businesses in the United States, making up a whopping 99.7 percent of all U.S. businesses, according to the Small Business Administration. When you consider some of the most popular reasons to start a business, including having a unique business idea, designing a career that has the flexibility to grow with you, working toward financial independence, and investing in yourself - it's no wonder that small businesses are everywhere.

But not every small business is positioned for success. In fact, only about two-thirds of businesses with employees survive at least two years, and about half survive five years. So you may be in for a real challenge when you decide to take the plunge, ditch your day job, and become a business owner. The stage is often set in the beginning, so making sure you follow all of the necessary steps when starting your business can set the foundation for success.

Here are 10 steps that are required to start a business successfully. Take one step at a time, and you'll be on your way to successful small business ownership.

Step 1: Do Your Research

Most likely you have already identified a business idea, so now it's time to balance it with a little reality. Does your idea have the potential to succeed? You will need to run your business idea through a validation process before you go any further.

In order for a small business to be successful, it must solve a problem, fulfill a need or offer something the market wants.

There are a number of ways you can identify this need, including research, focus groups, and even trial and error. As you explore the market, some of the questions you should answer include:

Is there a need for your anticipated products/services?

Who needs it?

Are there other companies offering similar products/services now?

What is the competition like?

How will your business fit into the market?

Don't forget to ask yourself some questions, too, about starting a business before you take the plunge.

Step 2: Make a Plan

You need a plan in order to make your business idea a reality. A business plan is a blueprint that will guide your business from the start-up phase through establishment and eventually business growth, and it is a must-have for all new businesses.

The good news is that there are different types of business plans for different types of businesses.

If you intend to seek financial support from an investor or financial institution, a traditional business plan is a must. This type of business plan is generally long and thorough and has a common set of sections that investors and banks look for when they are validating your idea.

If you don't anticipate seeking financial support, a simple one-page business plan can give you clarity about what you hope to achieve and how you plan to do it. In fact, you can even create a working business plan on the back of a napkin, and improve it over time. Some kind of plan in writing is always better than nothing.

Step 3: Plan Your Finances

Starting a small business doesn't have to require a lot of money, but it will involve some initial investment as well as the ability to cover ongoing expenses before you are turning a profit. Put together a spreadsheet that estimates the one-time startup costs for your business (licenses and permits, equipment, legal fees, insurance, branding, market research, inventory, trademarking, grand opening events, property leases, etc.), as well as what you anticipate you will need to keep your business running for at least 12 months (rent, utilities, marketing and advertising, production, supplies, travel expenses, employee salaries, your own salary, etc.).

Those numbers combined is the initial investment you will need.

Now that you have a rough number in mind, there are a number of ways you can fund your small business, including:

You can also attempt to get your business off the ground by bootstrapping, using as little capital as necessary to start your business. You may find that a combination of the paths listed above work best. The goal here, though, is to work through the options and create a plan for setting up the capital you need to get your business off the ground.

Step 4: Choose a Business Structure

Your small business can be a sole proprietorship, a partnership, a limited liability company (LLC) or a corporation. The business entity you choose will impact many factors from your business name, to your liability, to how you file your taxes.

You may choose an initial business structure, and then reevaluate and change your structure as your business grows and needs change.

Depending on the complexity of your business, it may be worth investing in a consultation from an attorney or CPA to ensure you are making the right structure choice for your business.

Step 5: Pick and Register Your Business Name

Your business name plays a role in almost every aspect of your business, so you want it to be a good one. Make sure you think through all of the potential implications as you explore your options and choose your business name.

Once you have chosen a name for your business, you will need to check if it's trademarked or currently in use. Then, you will need to register it. A sole proprietor must register their business name with either their state or county clerk. Corporations, LLCs, or limited partnerships typically register their business name when the formation paperwork is filed.

Don't forget to register your domain name once you have selected your business name. Try these options if your ideal domain name is taken.

Step 6: Get Licenses and Permits

Paperwork is a part of the process when you start your own business.

There are a variety of small business licenses and permits that may apply to your situation, depending on the type of business you are starting and where you are located. You will need to research what licenses and permits apply to your business during the start-up process.

Step 7: Choose Your Accounting System

Small businesses run most effectively when there are systems in place. One of the most important systems for a small business is an accounting system.

Your accounting system is necessary in order to create and manage your budget, set your rates and prices, conduct business with others, and file your taxes. You can set up your accounting system yourself, or hire an accountant to take away some of the guesswork. If you decide to get started on your own, make sure you consider these questions that are vital when choosing accounting software.

Step 8: Set Up Your Business Location

Setting up your place of business is important for the operation of your business, whether you will have a home office, a shared or private office space, or a retail location.

You will need to think about your location, equipment, and overall setup, and make sure your business location works for the type of business you will be doing. You will also need to consider if it makes more sense to buy or lease your commercial space.

Step 9: Get Your Team Ready

If you will be hiring employees, now is the time to start the process. Make sure you take the time to outline the positions you need to fill, and the job responsibilities that are part of each position. The Small Business Administration has an excellent guide to hiring your first employee that is useful for new small business owners.

If you are not hiring employees, but instead outsourcing work to independent contractors, now is the time to work with an attorney to get your independent contractor agreement in place and start your search.

Lastly, if you are a true solopreneur hitting the small business road alone, you may not need employees or contractors, but you will still need your own support team. This team can be comprised of a mentor, small business coach, or even your family, and serves as your go-to resource for advice, motivation and reassurance when the road gets bumpy.

Step 10: Promote Your Small Business

Once your business is up and running, you need to start attracting clients and customers. You'll want to start with the basics by writing a unique selling proposition (USP) and creating a marketing plan. Then, explore as many small business marketing ideas as possible so you can decide how to promote your business most effectively.

Once you have completed these business start-up activities, you will have all of the most important bases covered. Keep in mind that success doesn't happen overnight. But use the plan you've created to consistently work on your business, and you will increase your chances of success.

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This DIY Galaxy Soap is an easy bath product to make and everyone loves the results of this cosmic inspired charcoal soap recipe.

I came up with this super easy way to make DIY Galaxy Soap while attempting to make something entirely different but loved the way the glitter looked against dark soap. I've since made several batches of this pretty charcoal soap recipe... much to my nine year old daughter's delight.

Creating the Galaxy Effect on Charcoal Soap

Why Charcoal Soap

First off, yes use activated charcoal when making this galaxy soap recipe. Not only is activated charcoal a great detoxifying ingredient to use in bath products, but the rich black just a little scoop of it creates is outstanding. A small bag goes a long way and it has a wide array of other health and household uses.

Note: When bathing with charcoal soap there is a dark color to the suds. No worry is rinses right off and is great at pulling toxins and deodorizing.

Making It Galaxy Soap

While I did use flecks of cosmetic pigment powder in addition to the glitter to create the galaxy effect of this charcoal soap. The pigment powder could be skipped without altering the results too much. I would say, if you are just making this as an isolated project and not into further soap craft projects, skip it. If you have some or desire to make more soaps, then use or invest in the pigment. Pigment powders do seem to add richer color to soaps than liquid/gel dyes.

Grab the supplies you will need:

Full directions below.

DIY Galaxy Soap: Charcoal Soap Recipe

Charcoal soap recipe and directions to make it into cool Galaxy Soap!

Ingredients & Supplies

12 oz clear glycerin melt and pour soap
1 tbs activated charcoal powder
essential oil (I used about 1/4 tsp of lavender)
cosmetic glitter
soap molds (with plain flat tops, no 3-d ornamentation)
**optional** cosmetic pigment powder

Galaxy Soap Directions

Chop the glycerin soap into smaller chunks. Place in a microwave safe container and pour in the activated charcoal. Set aside.

If you are using pigment powder, take a toothpick and scoop up a tiny amount. Fleck into the soap mold cavities in a random pattern. Keep it in tiny clumps.

Sprinkle on glitter. Lighter tones of blues and greens are my favorite as they contrast nicely against the black of the charcoal soap. Use 2-3 complementary colors in each cavity.

Microwave the glycerin soap until melted ( only takes slightly over a minute in my microwave). Mix well, until all the activated charcoal is fully dissolved. Pour into molds slowly until nearly at the top of each cavity.

Allow to completely cool ( yes, it is fine to carefully place them in refrigerator), then pop out of molds.

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What do we sell?
Who are we selling to?
Why we selling to this audience?
Who needs/wants product?
what do consumers look for in a product
what type of products do people mostly like?
why do we want to sell this product?
what are ways to promote our business?

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by DIY Bracelets, DIY Jewelry, Stephanie Gerber Home DIYs + Crafts, Living |

Have you read the somewhat controversial book Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg? I just finished it and can't stop talking about it. As someone who used to work in the corporate world and is now raising a daughter, the lessons on women and success profoundly resonated. Her question to readers, "What would you do if you weren't afraid?" stopped me in my tracks. What would I do? What would you do? It's freeing - and scary! - to think about the possibilities. And then to realize the often self-imposed limits that keep women from really going after big ideas. Ten seconds into dreaming I'm already worrying about childcare, paying the bills and getting dinner ready.

What does that have to do with this tutorial? Probably not much. But it makes me realize that doing a DIY and putting it out there for the world (ok, pretty much just my sister!) to see is scary. Especially since fashion and style can be uber intimidating. Growing up I was always in awe of the 'cool girls' who put outfits together just right while I languished in garish colors and ill-fitting pants. When do we lose the confidence to wear hot pink with abandon? I see that lack of self consciousness in my daughter. I cherish that in her. Encourage it. And wish I could get it back.

So I have no idea if crystals are cool or trendy. But I think they're pretty! Want to make one too? Here's how:

DIY Crystal Bracelet Instructions

Supplies needed -

3-4 top drilled rough cut crystals (ours came from here)

26 gauge gold wire

Suede cord

2-4 gold beads

2-4 seed beads

Jewelry pliers

Wire clippers

Steps:

1. Cut a piece of suede cord the length of your wrist, leaving an extra 2 inches on each end to knot for a closure.

2. Find the center of the cord and start a 1/2 inch to the left. Cut a long piece of wire and wrap the cord a few times at your starting point.

3. Slide the crystal onto the wire and follow the photos above to attach it securely to the cord.

4. Wrap wire around the cord a couple of times and add the next crystal. Repeat with third crystal.

5. Finish by wrapping a couple of times and cutting the excess wire. Bend the wire ends into the cord with jewelry pliers so that it doesn't poke into your wrist.

6. Wrap the last 2 inches of each cord end with wire, adding in the small gold beads and seed beads as you go.

7. Finish by cutting excess wire and bending the wire in the cord.

If three crystals is too much bling, go for a simpler look with just one crystal. Thread wire through the top drilled hole and wrap the crystal a few times. Then attach it to chain with a jump ring.

What would you do if you weren't afraid?

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A recognizable and loved brand is one of the most valuable assets a company owns.

According to Nielson's Global New Product Innovation Survey, 59% of consumers prefer to buy new products from brands familiar to them.

As a small business, you may be competing against big brands with devoted customers. That's why you have to find ways to differentiate-with a solid brand building process of your own.

Branding is much more than just a cool logo or well-placed advertisement.

A successful brand has to be consistent in communication and experience, across many applications:

Environment (storefront or office)

Print, signage, packaging

Website & online advertising

Social media & content marketing

Sales & customer service

Now, brand building being simple? The truth is: it doesn't happen overnight... or even in a few months.

Brand building is definitely a process. However, the ongoing effort will result in establishing long-term relationships with your customers.

This can mean an increase in sales, more projects, word-of-mouth referrals, and advocacy for your products or services.

I simplified the path for a brand building process below, to help your company or personal brand gain a more loyal following.
Are you wondering where to start?
Just use these 11 steps as guidelines on how to build a successful brand!

Step 1 : Determine your brand's target audience.

The foundation for building your brand, is to determine the targeted audience that you'll be focusing on.
You can't be everything to everyone, right?
When brand building, keep in mind who exactly you are trying to reach. You'll tailor your mission and message to meet their specific needs.

Get specific. Figure out detailed behaviors and lifestyle of your consumers.

I'll explain with a few brief examples:

single moms who work from home

tech-savvy early adopters

college students studying abroad

executive recruiting professionals

Solidify a picture of your consumers, then create a brand identity that they can understand and relate to.

Step 2 : Define a branding mission statement.

Before you can build a brand that your target audience trusts, you need to know what value your business provides.

The mission statement basically defines a purpose for existing. It will inform every other aspect of your brand building.

Everything from your logo to your tagline, voice, message and personality should reflect that mission.

We all know the Nike tagline: Just Do It. But do you know their mission statement?

Nike's mission is: "To bring inspiration and innovation to every athlete in the world".

You can see the Nike mission everywhere. They focus on all types of athletes using Nike products to be their best self.

Nike goes even further with their mission, by adding a footnote to the statement: " If you have a body, you are an athlete ". Think about how wide their target audience becomes with a disclaimer like that!

The company has built up such a reputation and brand following, that they are able to increase their target to accommodate every "body".

With time, your brand loyalty may grow enough to expand your reach.

Step 3 : Research brands within your industry niche.

You should never imitate exactly what the big brands are doing in your industry.

But, you should be aware of what they do well (or where they fail).

Research your main competitors or benchmarks. Study how they have effectively, and ineffectively built their brand.

Are they consistent with their message and visual identity across channels?

What is the quality of their products or services?

Do they have customer reviews you can read, or social mentions about them?

Step 4 : Outline the key qualities & benefits your brand offers.

There will always be brands with bigger budgets and more resources to command their industry.
Your products, services, and benefits belong solely to you.
You have to delve down deep and figure out what you offer, that no one else is offering.

It could be more authentic and transparent customer service, a better way to support productivity, or helping save money with a more affordable option.

Assuming you know exactly who your target audience is (see Step 1), give them a reason to choose your brand over another.

Apple is obviously not just another computer company. One of their key qualities is clean design, and a key benefit is ease of use.

From unique packaging to their announcement events, Apple always reminds customers that its products can be used right out of the box.

Do you remember Apple's slogan back in 1997-2002? It was " Think Different ". This notion continues to exist, today.

Step 5 : Create a great brand logo & tagline.

The most basic (and arguably the most important piece) of brand building, is the creation of your company logo and tagline.

This graphic will appear on everything that relates to your small business. It will become your calling card, and the visual recognition of your promise.

Be willing to invest the time and money to create something exceptional. You'll be putting the logo on everything, to reinforce visual identity of your brand.

Their expertise will ensure that you get a unique and timeless mark for your business.

A designer can also develop brand guidelines, to ensure consistency for any future application of the logo and associated color palette.

Step 6 : Form your brand's business voice.

Your voice is dependent on your company mission, audience, and industry.

It's how you communicate with your customers, and how they respond to you.

A business voice could be:

professional

friendly

service-oriented

promotional

conversational

informative, etc.

There are endless adjectives and possibilities.

Virgin America is known for its friendly and reliable customer service, and their voice constantly builds that brand.

On Twitter, notice their personable style-using location-based humor in this instance. They also reinforce the value that they bring to their customers-guaranteeing power outlets on every flight.

Fish sticks will fly at Pike Place before we ever offer a flight without power outlets. #FleetWide pic.twitter.com/eQLLsUfXmz

- Virgin America (@VirginAmerica) August 4, 2015

Step 7 : Build a brand message and elevator pitch.

When brand building, tell customers succinctly who you are.
Use the business voice you have chosen.
Your message should be intricately associated with your brand, and conveyed in 1-2 sentences.

It goes beyond your logo and tagline to define the key aspects of who you are, what you offer, and why people should care.

What this means, is that the language you use should be understood immediately while striking an emotional chord.
Make it simple and clear.
Most importantly: when crafting a message, address not what your product can do...but why it is important to your customer.

TOMS Shoes has built a huge social following, and overwhelming positive brand perception.

They clearly define their message front and center on their website: " Improving lives. With every product you purchase, TOMS will help a person in need. One for One. "

Step 8 : Let your brand personality shine.

Customers aren't looking for another cookie-cutter company who offers the same thing as everyone else.

They are looking for an experience tailored to their needs, backed by genuine personal interaction.
Be consistent with this brand personality across all points of contact.
It can be as simple as:

a conversational voice in communication (using "I", and "you")

sharing behind-the-scenes content

telling stories about real experiences

describing your products/services in a quirky manner

Step 9 : Integrate your brand into every aspect of your business.
Brand building never stops.
Your brand should be visible and reflected in everything that your customer sees (and doesn't see).

If a client walks into your office, your brand should be on display both in the environment and with personal interactions.

Anything tangible-from business cards, to advertisements, to packaging-needs the stamp of your logo.

When you design your website: incorporate your voice, message, and personality into content.

Profile pages for social media networks should be branded visually, and with your chosen voice for engagement.

Step 10 : Stay true to your brand.

Unless you decide to change your brand into something that is more effective based on measured consumer response, consistency is key.

Don't constantly change your branding, The inconsistency will confuse your customers, and make long-term brand building more difficult.

Starbucks is the world's leading specialty coffee retailer, and their brand has always promised to bring people together.

The Starbucks mission? " To inspire and nurture the human spirit - one person, one cup and one neighborhood at a time. "

That's why at every store you'll find free Wi-Fi, large tables, and soothing music to make conversing easy. They always write your name on your coffee for an extra personal touch.

Even despite a logo change in 2011 (removing the company name!), the Starbucks brand perception remains strong. When you see that simplified green mermaid logo, what do you feel? I guarantee it's something.

Step 11 : Be your brand's biggest advocate.

Once you have built a brand that works for your small business, you (and your employees) are the best advocates to market your brand.

When hiring employees, ensure that they are a culture fit-aligning with the mission, vision, and values of your brand.

Encourage employees to establish a personal brand that aligns with your company's, further strengthening reach.

Give your loyal customers a voice. Encourage them to post reviews, or share your content.

Conclusion

A solid brand building process can transform your business from a small player into a successful competitor.

You'll discover that your customers will develop a deeper level of trust for your brand, and be more likely to purchase what you are selling.

Develop a consistent message and visual identity to reinforce your mission.

Integrate your brand into every aspect of customer experience: from your storefront, to your website, to your personal interactions!

Build an effective small business brand strategy, and tell your story.

Which brands do you think have succeeded the most with their brand building process?
Leave your comments or questions below!
FreshSparks is a creative studio specializing in branding, custom website design, and online marketing. We can help you build a successful, branded online presence. Get a free consultation for your next project.
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