Before starting anything, critically evaluate your own skills and experiences for your proposed business. Then make a business plan and put all the efforts you could to make it successful. Moreover, try joining a trusted online business site who offers no basic fees like servana.   First create your profile there and make it a noticeable one for the potential clients. Then export your contacts there, tell your friends, relatives and other social contacts and build your network slowly.   Last but not least 'Do Quality Work. This is a Self Marketing Tool.'

Hello Monamaimunah,    Absolutely we can explain what you should do to get started.  As a matter of fact, we have developed a complete 7 step program to help future business entrepreneurs do just that, with the confidence of knowing this proven step-by-step program has let to success for many business start-ups.      My wife and I have launched, managed, grown and sold numerous home based businesses and have come to the conclusion that there are basically seven steps you need to apply to greatly increase your chances of success.  Remember, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration, over 50% of small businesses fail in the first year and 95% fail within the next five years.    Based on this info, it's a wonder why anyone would want to take the risk?  But if you dig deeper, and look at the reasons why, we have found that it is largely due to doing improper research and preparation right from the beginning.      Many try to build a business without understanding all the work necessary to put it on proper footing before launch.  Building a ten story building without a proper foundation would lead to disaster, so why do so many people try to build a home based business without building their solid foundation first.      We believe there are basically five steps that need to be completed before you actually launch an at home based business or any business for that matter.  In very general terms they are self-analysis, deciding on your type of business, designing your business choice, making sure all your ducks are in a row' ready for launch time and dynamite marketing.  Upon and after launch, two more steps must be in play, i.e. management and continual education.    Please bear in mind that these are very general steps, each with many sub-categories going into much more depth.  We will be talking about these in much more detail in our weekly training program as well as in future postings.    Warm Regards,    Judi and Mark LaPoint NorthstarAtHomeBasedBusiness.com

Have you seen Business.gov's 10 Steps to Starting a Business? This checklist will help you focus on the legal steps you need to take while starting up, including licenses and permits, as BizResearcher suggested. You should also look into this Business.gov guide, created specifically for home-based businesses.

First, you need to register your business name and entity type with your county or state agency that licenses businesses. Then, you will need software and a computer dedicated to the business. Then, you need to find clients. Look for small businesses that are just getting started. They are the most likely to need immediate help. If you feel comfortable doing taxes, you might begin doing that right now. You could advertise to help small businesses file their taxes and offer tax planning advice for this year and the future. That should open some doors

Before starting anything, critically evaluate your own skills and experiences for your proposed business. Then make a business plan and put all the efforts you could to make it successful. Moreover, try joining a trusted online business site who offers no basic fees like servana. First create your profile there and make it a noticeable one for the potential clients. Then export your contacts there, tell your friends, relatives and other social contacts and build your network slowly. Last but not least 'Do Quality Work. This is a Self Marketing Tool.'