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Casual Articles - The 10 Worst Mistakes You Can Make when Selling Your Privately Owned Small Business
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1. Not Knowing Your
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• You feel burned out;
• Industry conditions have changed;
• You are facing health issues;
• Your business has matured and plateaued;
• Your business is doing well;
• It’s a good market for the sale of a business.
In the end, no matter what your scenario or reason for selling, your objective is to get the most money for your blood, sweat, and tears. Here are ten mistakes not to make when selling your privately owned small business:
1. Not Knowing Your B
Business cards are powerful little advertisements that you can effortlessly distribute among your friends and strangers alike. They will be a constant reminder to the receiver that you specialize in a certain product or service and are always ready to do business with them.These cards can be printed by yourself while you are still getting on your feet and do not have much of a cash flow. Once the business begins to flourish you can have them professionally printed so that they can get a new look. Make sure that the printer makes use of color and bold print
• You feel burned out;
• Industry conditions have changed;
• You are facing health issues;
• Your business has matured and plateaued;
• Your business is doing well;
• It’s a good market for the sale of a business.
In the end, no matter what your scenario or reason for selling, your objective is to get the most money for your blood, sweat, and tears. Here are ten mistakes not to make when selling your privately owned small business:
1. Not Knowing Your
What color was your baby-rattle? How big was your first bike? What picture do you see when you imagine your favorite work of art? When you think of your best friend, do you see his/her face? Our culture has a strong orientation to the visual; and, for many of us, images are the best way to learn and remember.Anyone Can Be VisualPamela works in Event Planning for a large bank. She noticed her celebrations and conferences for staff were easy and successful. Events for managers and VPs, on the other hand, were difficult and barely satisfactory. Eventua
• Industry conditions have changed;
• You are facing health issues;
• Your business has matured and plateaued;
• Your business is doing well;
• It’s a good market for the sale of a business.
In the end, no matter what your scenario or reason for selling, your objective is to get the most money for your blood, sweat, and tears. Here are ten mistakes not to make when selling your privately owned small business:
1. Not Knowing Your
Forming a limited liability company (LLC) is not difficult. First of all, you must decide on the type of business, name and the location. Then check the availability of the name and reserve it if you like. The name should end with the letters LLC or other permitted abbreviations to indicate that the venture is of limited liability. The next step is to file the required forms, along with the stipulated fees. Normally the papers are to be submitted to the Secretary of State in the state where the LLC is to be registered.Since each state has its own laws gove
• It’s a good market for the sale of a business.
In the end, no matter what your scenario or reason for selling, your objective is to get the most money for your blood, sweat, and tears. Here are ten mistakes not to make when selling your privately owned small business:
1. Not Knowing Your
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1. Not Knowing Your Business’s True Market Value:
Different buyers will have different perceptions of value and some will pay far more than others. Unless you know your business’s range of value you are handicapped in the process. Knowing value is always the best starting point when you plan to sell your business.
2. Having Customers, Employees and Others Know that you are Planning on Selling:
Keeping the entire process completely confidential is essential, otherwise you create the risk of losing employees, customers, and vendors. This will negatively impact both value and marketability.
3. Stating an Asking Price:
Putting a pr
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