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Successful Entrepreneurship for Small Businesses
time1.5-3hrs
timebeginner level
Broaden your entrepreneurship skills by acquiring the strategies and tactics for kick-starting a profitable small business on a budget. First, learn to identify your customers' wants and desires by developing a solution that solves a customer's ‘pain point’. Then market, promote and distribute your product by establishing trust with your customer. Finally, design a profitable business model and increase your business's bottom line.
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Successful Entrepreneurship for Small Businesses
This free online entrepreneurship course for small businesses will kick-start a profitable small business on a budget.
Broaden your entrepreneurship skills by acquiring the strategies and tactics for kick-starting a profitable small business on a budget. First, learn to identify your customers' wants and desires by developing a solution that solves a customer's ‘pain point’. Then market, promote and distribute your product by establishing trust with your customer. Finally, design a profitable business model and increase your business's bottom line.
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Module 1
7 Lessons
Create Your Product
In this module, you will learn how to adopt the right mindset for starting a small business. You will also come to understand your customers' pain points and frustration to develop an affordable solution and manage the costs of running your small business.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Welcome to the Course
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3.Entrepreneurs Mindset
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4.How to Find Your Customer Wants and Develop Your Niche
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5.How to Develop an Affordable Solution
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6.How to Calculate Your Product and Business Costs
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7.Lesson Summary
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Module 2
7 Lessons
Market Your Product
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Module 3
1 Lessons
Course assessment
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