Business

Follow the Small Business Associations Plan

Running any company, let alone a construction company takes more than the average business needs. Go through the Small Business Administrations' small business start-up checklist for starting a company and put your business on the path to success. One of the most important things you need to remember is that you don’t need to be an expert, but please find someone who is and have them counsel you thought the business setup process. This class helps you understand the steps to starting a business, from market research, writing a business plan, finding the funds, and picking the name’s business structure. Starting a business is one part but running it successfully is another. Be sure to ask about our small business consulting partner after completing this course for more information on how to build a successful business

Course curriculum

    1. Business Description

      FREE PREVIEW
    2. Business Objectives

      FREE PREVIEW
    3. Business Worksheet

    4. CTS Business Start-Up Road Map

    5. 8 Steps to Success Video

      FREE PREVIEW
    6. The 8 Steps to Success

    7. Changes September 2020

    8. Your Business Manual

    9. Business Manual

    1. The Business Plan

    2. Does You Business Fill a Need

    3. It Takes Talent

    4. Skills Pay Bills Love Your Hobby

    5. There is a Specific Way to Win

    6. Business vs Mom and Pop

    7. It Takes Time

    8. It's a Busy Work Week

    9. How's the Family - Make Boundaries

    10. Marketing Your business

    11. Sales

    12. Hiring the Right People

    1. Market Research to Find Customers

    2. Demand

    3. Market Size

    4. Economic Indicators

    5. Location

    6. Market Saturations

    7. Pricing

    8. Direct Research

    9. Surveys

    10. Questionnaires

    11. Focus Groups

    12. In-Depth Interviews

    13. Competitive Analysis

    14. Market share

    15. Strengths and weaknesses

    16. Your Window of Opportunity to Enter the Market

    17. Any Barriers That May Hinder You as You Enter the Market

    18. Indirect or Secondary Competitors Who May Impact Your Success

    19. Porter's 5 Forces Analysis

    20. Free Small Business Data and Trends

    1. Business Plans Help Run Your Business

    2. Pick a Plan

    3. Traditional Plans

    4. Executive Summary

    5. Company Descriptions

    6. Market Analysis

    7. Organization and Management

    8. Service or Product LIne

    9. Marketing and Sales

    10. Funding Request

    11. Financial Projections

    12. Appendix

    13. Lean Startup Format

    14. Key Partnerships

    15. Key Activities

    16. Key Resources

    17. Value Proposition

    18. Customer Relationships

    19. Customer Segments

    20. Channels

    21. Cost Structure

    22. Revenue Streams

    23. SWOT analysis

    1. Determine How Much You'll Need

    2. Fund Your Business Yourself With Self-Funding

    3. Get Venture Capital From Investors

    4. Crowdfunding

    5. Get a Small Business Loan

    6. Use the SBA's Lender Match

    7. SBA's Investment Program

    1. Know the Difference Between Franchising and Building a Business

    2. Franchising Has Guidance but Not Control

    3. Buying Has Control But Not Guidance

    4. Consider This Before Franchising or Buying

    5. Pick the Right Franchise

    6. Buying an Existing Business

    7. Franchise Considerations

    8. Business Considerations

    9. Get Ready to Buy Your Franchise or Business

About this course

  • $299.00
  • 127 lessons
  • 6.5 hours of video content