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Bloomsbury presents Start-Up Century by James Wise, read by Mark Meadows. A fresh look at the boom in entrepreneurship and start-ups – and how it’s changing the world of work. Does it feel like everyone you know is thinking about starting a business? That’s because they are. In the last...

Lead author AliceAnne Loftus, founder of Leading Lady Coaching, is no stranger to what it takes to lead a successful business. When you dive into this audiobook you’ll experience her and her expert cast of co-authors’ generous guidance and coaching. The best leaders help others lead. Our authors’ stories will inspire you to leave your excuses behind and build the business of your dreams. You’ll also learn practical strategies that come from women business owners enjoying the next level of success.

This step-by-step DIY guide shows entrepreneurs how to create and launch new products, package and market to consumers, and build a thriving business. 

The digital era has brought nearly limitless possibilities for the average digital citizen. However, due to the pace of innovation and the complexity of information, too many people continue to struggle to understand basic marketing principles. We're All Marketers is designed to be a straightforward, easy-to-follow guide for the average person. If you've ever wanted to get started in digital marketing, wanted to effectively share your stories on social media, or just want to understand more about how you can grow your digital world into something strategic and amazing, this book is for you!

The recent pandemic has decimated many small retail businesses, especially in the clothing sector. While big box stores pivoted to online sales, local "mom and pop" shops were left without a roadmap, and many closed their doors permanently. One store in Pikesville, Maryland managed to survive and thrive by using an unorthodox approach: the Poshmark reseller app, and a guy who knows nothing about clothes (hint: the author of this book). Outlandish but true.

Ultimately all businesses have one single goal - making money. People start a business because it's lucrative. People launch their startup because they want to make money - lots of money. But what happens when you step into business without understanding what it involves?