If you don’t have time to run a business full time but still want to start a business then have a look at these ideas that could work for you.
New-owner FAQs for starting a ghostwriting service. Covers business structure, Employer Identification Number basics, local licensing checks, contracts, insurance, tools, and simple workflow planning.
A practical overview for launching a garage door business. Covers licensing checks, permits, insurance, tools, suppliers, pricing setup, and a simple workflow to start strong.
New to business ownership? This owner FAQ walks you through the key steps to start a fencing club, verify local rules, choose essential gear, and set up basic systems.
A practical overview of starting a food blog, from choosing a niche and business model to setting up your website, legal basics, disclosures, and a simple pre-launch checklist.
This guide walks you through starting an eyelash extension business, including licensing checks, location choices, supplies, pricing setup, and pre-launch prep.
Starting an eyebrow threading business is a practical solo option. This overview covers licensing checks, location choices, essential equipment, sanitation setup, pricing, and pre-opening steps.
Starting an etiquette consulting business begins with picking your niche, building a simple workshop, confirming demand, setting pricing, and preparing agreements, tools, and licensing checks.
A practical startup overview for first-time owners: choose a niche, validate demand, set pricing, set up tools and contracts, follow email rules, and launch with a simple service package.
A startup overview for launching an editorial cartoonist business. Covers choosing a model, validating demand, building a portfolio, setting rights terms, registering, and pre-launch readiness.
Use this owner-focused guide to set up a dropshipping business: pick a model, vet suppliers, build pricing and policies, confirm licensing and tax needs, and prepare for launch.