Small businesses are a vital part of the U.S. economy. SCORE is here to help you think through your strategic options to prosper and grow.
We believe that anyone can start and manage a successful small business. We also know that the road is harder for some than for others. Diverse backgrounds, different voices and unique needs may call for specialized resources and mentoring approaches.
SCORE is listening, recognizes these diverse needs, and provides personalized support in a wholly-inclusive platform called SCORE for All.
Since 1964, SCORE has educated and mentored more than 11 million small business owners and entrepreneurs. We're looking for people with diverse backgrounds and experiences to serve in a variety of roles — from knowledgeable business mentors to local community advocates.
We’ve all heard that “content is King,” but what does that mean? Even if you do not consider yourself to be a writer or artist, you can learn how to create content that will engage prospects and optimize your business’s ranking on search engines (SEO).
Protect your small business from emerging fraud threats. The Office of Inspector General will
provide insight and tips on what to look out for to protect your business from grant fraud, loan
fraud, schemes and other threats.
This session will explain how to use the Leanstack Canvas, a 1-page business plan template that helps you deconstruct your idea into its key assumptions. It replaces elaborate business plans with a single page business model.
To get people to come to your website you have to pro-actively market it. Learn ways to promote your small business site.
You have come to the right place if you are in the early stages of thinking about starting a small business.
Using QuickBooks® Online effectively enables you to improve cash flow, increase profitability, and, for nonprofits, better manage programs and funding. This seminar focuses only on QuickBooks® Online software.
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