Okay so, how did I come to write this article on Home Based Businesses you might wonder? Well, you see, it’s always been on my mind, I love small businesses, in fact, I started my first business at age 12 washing aircraft, and when I got my driver’s license I put equipment in the back of my truck to wash car. Eventually, I had so much business I hired friends calling them “independent contractors” to help do all the work, later, I franchised that business in some 23 states serving 450 cities.

There’s no limit to the things you can do to get people to your website. One obvious method would be to share it on Facebook. This will help get the word out, but it’s not a very effective way to get serious traffic.

Running a home business is demanding enough, making mistakes can lead to bankruptcy. Learn 8 mistakes you need to avoid to be successful. They include lack of research, drive and education. Making yourself aware of the pitfalls is a sure-fire way to put you on the right track.

This article will focus on how you, as a business owner, can incorporate environmental considerations into your business practices to increase natural capital. Why? It is in our best interest to conserve resources and not pollute the air, land and water. Natural capital is vital to a healthy and happy life.

Professor Taleb’s Black Swan Events theory is applicable to strategic project planning. Examples in ERP and hospital patient care offer guidance for best practices. Considering the input from the tactical stakeholder is a key success factor.