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Get the Information You Need to Make Smart Decisions for Your Business
With SCORE, you have lots of support. Browse these tools and find resources to help you make decisions on starting or growing your enterprise. Your SCORE mentor can assist in putting your ideas into action.
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Download this financial projections template to calculate your small business expenses, sales forecast, cash flow, income statement, break-even analysis & more.
Download our easy-to-use business planning, finance, sales, marketing, and management templates to help you plan for a new business or grow your existing business.
The SCORE Startup Roadmap is the perfect tool to start the journey to your new business.
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A positive user experience is directly tied to the impression prospective customers have about your brand, including the level of quality of your product or service.
Securing startup funding can be a barrier for entrepreneurs trying to get a new business off the ground.
There’s a lot you need to know about a business before you buy. Here are four key questions to ask the current owner before making any business purchase.
Writing a business plan can be an intimidating step in the launch of a business. Setting manageable goals with deadlines and seeking guidance from trusted resources will help make the process easier and allow you to create an actionable plan.
Knowing the effectiveness of your social media marketing efforts involves more than just counting your Facebook business page “likes” and Twitter followers.
A non-disclosure agreement is a contract that helps prevent a business’s sensitive information from being shared without permission.
Whether you’re running a for-profit or nonprofit business, an ability to organize efforts and initiatives is a necessary skill to achieve success.
Starting a business and going from working for someone else to being your own boss brings excitement and opportunities. It also comes with some big adjustments—not only for you but also for your family.
Solopreneurs encounter many of the same challenges that other business owners face—and some unique ones, as well. Tasked with single-handedly managing all aspects of their businesses—sales, marketing, production, office management, accounting, etc.—they can quickly become overworked and overwhelmed. They may also find it difficult to grow their businesses as they deal with competing priorities and not enough hours in the day.
