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Thinking About Starting a Business? FB Live Jan 7 2022 [Video]

So, you’ve decided to start a business? Starting a business for the first time can be a daunting task. Before you do anything, you will want to watch this video. This was a live stream on January 7, 2022, from my Facebook Group.(c) 2022 Maximum ChangeI mention the previous day’s video: https://youtu.be/pfTkBHYN7CoMaximum Change: www.maximumchange.comJoin our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/MaximumChange/Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/maximumchange

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How to Start a Business in Texas With No Money | Business Peak [Video]

Texas has a lot going for it. The many tacos, to begin with. As crucial as these factors is the state’s unwavering backing for its economic sector. Texas contains the second-largest population in the United States, as well as a number of rapidly expanding urban regions.Low licensing costs, little red tape, and an availability of reasonably priced real estate are just some of the ways Texas shows its support for small businesses. A comparable absence of regulation that allows enterprises to be formed virtually as soon as they are conceived with just minor out-of-pocket investments is found in a few states.To create a company in the Lone Star State (and even out-of-state people) is comparatively simple compared to other states. Let’s take a look at how to create a company in Texas, using the state’s Small Business Handbook as a reference.Six-step guide to starting a company in TexasDetermine the structure of your companyIt’s up to you to decide what kind of legal, for-profit business organization you want your company to be. Determine what sort of company you’re beginning and how comfortable you are with liability and whether or not you’ll have workers. The state franchise tax applies to certain constructions and is waived for others.In terms of the most popular options, they include:A sole proprietorship is the simplest and most frequent kind of business structure, and it is ideal for businesses where the one shareholder owns all of the company’s assets. This individual is solely responsible for the company’s success or failure. If they wish to use a different name for their company, they must submit a “DBA certificate” in each county where they do business. The state franchise tax does not apply to these constructions.A general partnership is a business structure in which two or more people are involved in some capacity. Even if it’s a distinct company organization from those persons, creditors may nonetheless go after the partners’ personal assets in order to pay back their obligations and responsibilities. Taxes on state franchises are not applicable.A Texas secretary of state certificate of formation is required to establish an LLC. Owners benefit from minimal liability and pass-through tax benefits with an unincorporated business organization that is more flexible. The certification of incorporation for an LLC costs $300 and is subject to state franchise tax. Contrary to popular belief, a limited liability partnership is not the same as a general partnership. In Texas, a certificate of formation costs $200 per general partner.For more information, see our in-depth article on how to set up an LLC in Texas.”Corporations are people, too,” as the saying goes. Exactly what you’re saying is true: corporations are individuals with limited liability, centralized administration, everlasting duration, and the capacity to transfer ownership easily. Shareholders and directors are the two terms used to describe the people who control a firm. For-profit companies in Texas are required to register with the Secretary of State’s office, pay a $300 registration fee, and pay a state franchise tax.If your company is based outside of Texas, but you want to do business there, you must register as a foreign corporation with the Texas secretary of state.To begin, choose a company name.It may seem self-evident, but you must decide on a company name. A sole proprietorship allows you to use your own name as the company name; Do a search on GoogleIt’s possible that the company name you’re considering is a scam. First, do a preliminary check to see whether your Texas company name is already being used by someone else, particularly in your immediate region. You should think about an easy-to-pronounce name that is also extremely searchable.Investigate the availability of a certain trademark.Make sure the name you wish to use hasn’t already been trademarked before settling on it. For the first step, go through the trademarks registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Look up a company name in the Texas database.how to start a business in texas with no money, how do i register my small business in texas,starting a small business in texas checklist,starting an online business in texas checklist,how much does it cost to start a business in texas,texas business license application,how to register a business name in texas online,do i need a business license in texas,texas business license application form, how do i register my small business in texas,starting a small business in texas checklist,starting an online business in texas checklist,how much does it cost to start a business in texas,texas business license application form,how to register a business name in texas online,do i need a business license in texas,how to register a business in texas,

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How to Start a Business in 2022 [Video]

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How to Start a Business in Any Industry [Video]

I built a million dollar bakery business with zero education and no previous experience and I’m here to show you exactly what I did! Sign up for my online courses here: https://rebeccahamiltonco.com/pages/the-coursesWelcome to my channel!I’m Rebecca Hamilton, founder & CEO of Chick Boss Cake, the #1 bakery in Southwestern, Ontario, Canada. I’m the author of the book The Million Dollar Bakery (https://amzn.to/3pVkZak), podcast host of Scrap The Sweet Talk Podcast (https://chickbosscake.podbean.com), keynote speaker & lover of all things creative & magical! Follow me on my journey to creating a magical life where I seek beauty in the small moments that matter most. Capturing memories & moments that otherwise might seem unexciting and turning them into a real-life fairytale.Social media links:Buy My Book: https://amzn.to/3pVkZakInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebeccaatchickbosscake/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rebeccahamiltonco Website: https://rebeccahamiltonco.com/Listen To My Podcast: https://chickbosscake.podbean.com/Bakery Website: https://www.chickbosscake.com/Bakery Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chickbosscake

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Entrepreneur Life: What You Must Know Before Starting A Business [Video]

Interviewing Andy Liu, a co-founding partner of Unlock Venture Partners, and also a serial entrepreneur.Entrepreneurship is a way of life, he talks about his journey and how he has built his success and gives valuable insights and advice to the masses, check out this video!—00:06 – Intro00:22 – Background Of Andy01:00 – What Kind Of Companies Are Andy Looking For Investing?02:43 – What Is The Advice To Give To New Entrepreneurs?04:27 – What Was It Like When You Sold The Company?—📊 New Year, New You: https://store.measurexhack.co/💎Join Our Community: https://www.measurexhack.co/💡Because We Care About Your Concerns: https://workshop.measurexhack.co/register📚 Stay In The Know: https://www.instagram.com/measure.x.hack🤓 Can’t Stop Watching It: https://www.tiktok.com/@measure.x.hack?vid=7026921264002436358&lang=en#entrepreneurshipmindset #entrepreneurmindset #entrepreneurlifestyle #personaldevelopment #successfulmindset #selfdevelopment #entrepreneurjourney #startupcommunity #businessmindset #foundermarketfit #entrepreneurtips #growthmindset #startupventure #entrepreneurlife #entrepreneurship #startupsuccess #thatCEOlife #venturecapital #measurexhack #entrepreneur

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20 Years Of Marketing – 7 Most Important Lessons Learned [Video]

Can you believe it? I’ve been doing marketing for 20 years. So many, I can’t even hold up my hands on how many years. And I learned some really important things that you need to know about. Today, I’m going to break down 20 Years of Marketing, The Seven Most Important Lessons I Learned.RESOURCES & LINKS: ____________________________________________Ubersuggest: https://neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/____________________________________________Now you’ve been doing marketing for a while, or you’re a business owner, or you’re just getting started in a marketing. A question for you. What’s the most important lesson you learned? Leave a comment below letting me know that lesson. So let’s start off with the first lesson. Start small, but look out for scale, okay? So here’s what I mean by that. When we’re thinking about scale, typically, I start off small. When I mean small, I’m talking not 5,000, not 10,000, I usually start off less than $1,000, even at our size, and I try to see what works. It doesn’t mean I won’t ramp up the next day to 10,000 or a 100,000, but I really try to start off small to try to figure out what works. Now, if I’m paying for services or hiring an agency, it’s a little bit different because someone’s creating a plan for me, and then executing on it. But if I’m doing it myself, I try to start off small because just because a channel or a tactic work for a competitor, it doesn’t mean it works for me, so I try to start off small.The second lesson I ended up learning, my biggest skillset and my buddy, Eric, always talks about this, is I execute extremely fast. Speed is everything. So I focused on executing fast and then adapting, and A/B testing, and tweaking, to make it better over time. It’s just like a website design. Everyone’s like, “Oh, I’m going to release a new website.” We don’t do that. We just continually A/B test our websites until we come up with a perfect variation. And then you can have someone tweak the designs and make sure it works. But that’s the model we use. The third one, learn from your mistakes. In marketing, you’re going to make a lot of mistakes. When I first started out my career when I was a 16 year old kid. Keep in mind those, really young. I would be like, “Black Hat SEO, what’s this? Let’s try, oh cool, I’m ranking at top making money.” Now times are changing, I would never recommend anyone to do that. I was a foolish 16 year old kid. I wish I had a time machine. I can go back in time and tell myself, “Don’t do that again.” The next lesson, hire people who have done it before. This one, I actually didn’t learn until roughly a year ago. So the way I usually built my businesses is you build a business, you keep learning from your failures and mistakes, and then you just keep at it. And you just keep going, you execute fast, you know, and hopefully things work out. But what I learned, and this took me a long time to learn. There’s other people out there who have been where I am. There’s other people out there who have been where I want to be, which is even better.Next one, be consistent. Look, I can’t tell you how many times that people would have had a massive business and done well on their marketing, if they were just consistent. If you’re consistent, you’ll do well. So when you constantly put your brand and associate it with influencers or other trustworthy elements, or other things that you know people are paying attention to, it helps build a brand, and that builds longevity. Last but not least, make it easy for people to buy from you. If you make it hard, no one’s going to really buy from you. PayPal, Shopify Pay, these are all solutions that make it really easy. Now, more than 18% of our customers use PayPal, but before PayPal, literally, if we got 100 conversions, we ended up with 118 after PayPal. Now, what portion you pay through PayPal or pay through other sources like credit card, or using Stripe, or Adyen, or anything like that? It varies, but just adding PayPal as a payment option because it’s super simple, roughly 18% increase. If you need help growing your business check out my ad agency Neil Patel Digital @ https://neilpateldigital.com/ Subscribe: https://goo.gl/ScRTwc to learn more secret SEO tips.Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neilkpatel/On Instagram: https://instagram.com/neilpatel/https://youtu.be/VS4ECrG_0uM#SEO #NeilPatel #DigitalMarketing

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The HERO Show Episode 189 – Efficiently Turning Your Content into Revenue [Video]

Welcome to another episode of The HERO Show.I am your host Richard Matthews, (@AKATheAlchemist) and you are listening to Episode 189 with Justin Nassiri – Efficiently Turning Your Content into Revenue.Justin Nassiri is the Podcast Founder and Host of ‘Beyond the Uniform’ [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-uniform/id1148739411]- the #1 iTunes rated podcast for military career transition advice with over 400 episodes and running. He is also the founder and CEO of Captivate.ai [https://captivate.ai/] — a software that helps brands captivate their customers through compelling content.Years ago, Justin received funding from Google’s Chairman, Eric Schmidt, and other Silicon Valley investors to start his first technology company. Through that, he was able to source and sell $5M+ in contracts to 35+ Fortune 500 companies.Justin is a US Navy veteran with five years of experience onboard nuclear submarines. After that, he pursued an MBA at Stanford which he finished in 2009.Here’s just a taste of what we talked about today:More About Captivate.aihttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1SYbgJXGEJHD1hJzMZFOtF42gXBL1eK4P/view?usp=sharingCaptivate.ai [http://Captivate.ai] does two things for their clients. First, they take a video from a podcast or webinar and turn it into snackable content for social media. Their clients get about 20 to 30 videos that they can use on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc, to broaden their social footprint.The second thing they do is to turn 30 data points with discrete messaging to see the specific bite-sized topic that resonates with their audiences, such as specific keywords and talking points that are making an impact. This type of process gives a lot of data to their clients. So they can change their sales, their advertising, their marketing, based on what they’re learning from the platform.Origin Story: The Most Unlikely of Placeshttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1gUzw1MlCodNtj6Ry8yC5JpdLNzK2OD1H/view?usp=sharingJustin came from the most unlikely of places, in the middle of the ocean, inside a metal cylinder called a submarine, surrounded by 180 other men. He has spent five years serving on nuclear submarines which is an experience he is grateful for.At the end of his five-year service, Justin knew he wanted to move on and do something else.He went to Stanford Business School and finished his MBA, then he was able to grab funding from Google’s Chairman Eric Schmidt and worked with the company for eight years. And then out of that came the idea for Captivate.ai.Other Topics We Covered on the Show:Justin also shared the start-up company he built through funding from Google’s Chairman and other investors.Then, Justin discussed what he enjoys most when it comes to building or selling a company and the things that he learned from selling a company to building a new one.The ability to take nothing and turn it into something is Justin’s superpower. At times that ability can also be a liability when becoming too cheap or scrappy—which can hold back growth. But he remains focused on doing a lot with very little.Justin also shared some recommendations on how to focus on creating revenue with the resources that your business currently has.We headed on to the conversation and talked about Justin’s kryptonite. One thing he struggled with is managing people which took him years to realize. He then built around people who are better at managing with very little oversight and structure to overcome this type of kryptonite.The desire for a quick fix and a quick win is Justin’s arch-nemesis in his business. He aims to eliminate this kind of thought by teaching people a better mindset — “consistent action can move mountains.”To help businesses be efficient and have the maximum marketing impact with a minimal amount of time is Justin’s driving force at Captivate.ai.Lastly, the guiding principles that Justin lives by is the platinum rule which says, “do unto others as they would have you do unto them.”Recommended Tools:Executive CoachJournal NotebookSlackRecommended Media:Justin mentioned the following book/s on the show.The Caine Mutiny [https://www.amazon.com/Caine-Mutiny-Novel-Herman-Wouk/dp/0316955108] by Herman WoukThe HERO ChallengeToday on the show, Justin Nassiri challenged Andy Mowat to be a guest on The HERO Show. Justin thinks that Andy is a fantastic person to interview because he has developed a tool to gate people’s inbox and keep it safe, the company is called Gated [https://www.gated.com]. What they do is challenge unknown senders to donate to charity in order to reach you – so everything in your inbox is worth your attention.The system Andy built is a cool way that’s adding value to the world in a very innovative way.How To Stay Connected with Justin NassiriWant to stay connected with Justin? Please check out their social profiles below.Website: https://captivate.aiWith that… let’s go and listen to the full episode…

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Visualize Yourself to Wealth – Lesson 50: 100 Short Term Goals (Assignment) | Business Theory [Video]

Check out the latest lesson of Visualize Yourself to Wealth, where James Hsu shares your next assignment–a list of 100 Short Term Goals. Visualization is critical to success and the secret to winning, and now the secret is out with Visualize Yourself to Wealth.In this extensive 61-part online course, renowned entrepreneur and author James Hsu will break down how to destroy doubt, understand your desires, and achieve what you want, in this step by step online guide. By the end, you will not only have a competitive edge, but you’ll also have a wealth of information to elevate your life and success.It’s time to visualize the life you want and make it a reality!Join us at our next event, just text “Hsuperman” to 555-888! About Business Theory: Welcome to Business Theory! An all-new, virtual business-academy from entrepreneur, author, and marketing mogul James Hsu.Business Theory is an innovative YouTube Channel that allows individuals access to exclusive personal-training and James Hsu’s full library of online courses covering a range of topics from self-confidence to business branding. Take notes as he shares his knowledge and experience of over 20 years as a successful entrepreneur, author, and speaker. It’s time to make your vision, ambitions, desires, and goals a reality! About James Hsu: James Hsu is the CEO and Executive Producer of VRLU North America, an innovative streaming platform that provides educational, entertaining content utilizing the booming, VR-360-technology. He and his team specialize in writing, creating, producing, and editing empowering VR content. Sometimes known as “Hsuperman,” James is a renowned entrepreneur, motivational speaker, life coach, and author of the highly-acclaimed books “Mobilizing People” and “How to Eat Your Way to a Six-Figure Income.” He’s also the founder of GRUBistry; a marketing company focused on food using innovative lenses. With over a decade of experience, Hsu has spoken at more than 2,500 events across the country, influencing hundreds of thousands along the way. He is a former speaker for the Nevada Army National Guard and has gathered over 73,000 paid customers for his private movie premieres. He’s made a massive impact in his hometown of Las Vegas by helping businesses with his first–and still active–video marketing company MPMVSM, LLC.Connect: Official Website: https://speakerjameshsu.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/TheOfficialJ… IG: https://www.instagram.com/hsumjames/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HsuMJames Hsu’s other channels: GRUBistry: https://www.youtube.com/grubistry Bottles and Boxes: https://www.youtube.com/aarondiec Vegas Vixen in the Kitchen: https://www.youtube.com/jannielamChasing Cinema: https://www.youtube.com/chasingcinemaJoin us at our next event, just text “Hsuperman” to 555-888! #Motivation #Business #Goals

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I’m NOT Who You Think I Am (Coming Clean) | Tiege VLOG 320 [Video]

Aaron gives you a brief year-in-review for all of his different businesses and answers some of your amazing business questions.—–TRY TIEGEGive Tiege Hanley a try & get a FREE gift with your first box at http://tiege.com/ytvlog320—–WATCH MORE VIDEOS➤ Aaron Marino’s “Starting a Business + Building a Brand” vlog – http://tiege.com/tiegehanleyvlog➤ Educational videos about a variety of men’s topics – http://tiege.com/tiegehanlyedu➤ Tiege Hanely product videos – http://tiege.com/tiegehanleyproducts—–FOLLOW US➤ Facebook – https://facebook.com/tiegehanley➤ Instagram – https://instagram.com/tiegehanley/➤ TikTok – https://tiktok.com/@tiegehanley➤ Twitter – https://twitter.com/tiegehanley➤ Pinterest – https://www.pinterest.com/tiegehanley#TiegeHanley #AlphaM #AaronMarino @alpha m.

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Starting a Business in the 21st – Lesson 3 of 6 [Video]

The only constant in the modern world is change; many of today’s top jobs and companies didn’t exist a mere few years ago. Two short decades ago, there was no Facebook, and Amazon and Google were still small, niche companies. With the accelerating changes in the world’s economy, one needs to be forward thinking when planning and starting a business. The future may be unpredictable, but there are some ways to make good predictions. One way is through Business and Accounting. Business and Accounting play a critical role in building the financial foundation your company needs to grow and thrive in a sustainable manner.Today, we’ll dive into a range of topics, including: The language of bookkeeping. Reporting loss and profit in income statements. The value of balance sheets. Cash flows and cash flow statement. Controlling costs and budgeting. Working with and understanding the Tax Man