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Building & Running a Successful Research Business: A Guide for the Independent Information Professional

by Mary Ellen Bates

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The essential handbook for every information entrepreneur, this is the indispensable guide to launching, managing, and growing an independent research firm. From beginning to end, this newly updated study navigates through every stage of the process--introductory procedures, conducting the company, the ideal marketing methods, and maximizing research. From making key decisions and closing the sale to maintaining good relationships with clients and tapping into powerful information sources beyond the Web, this first-rate collection of tips, tricks, and techniques is the key to building a successful information business.… (more)
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A really impressive "how to start your own business" book. What's a bit unusual is that the massive middle portion of this book is a great primer for virtually anyone who is interested in starting an independent business, including how to set up a web site, how to budget for the lean times, and how to write a strategic plan and a marketing plan. One of the very few negative comments is that the author pushes an industry group in almost every chapter and then includes a write-up about it in an appendix (you'd think that the book was published by the group, but it wasn't). ( )
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From the back cover: "Mary Ellen Bates answers every question you could ever think to ask about the independent research field. Speaking from experience and with exceptional insight, she provides a clear, thorough picture of how to launch and operate an independent information business successfully." Amelia Kassel. ( )
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The essential handbook for every information entrepreneur, this is the indispensable guide to launching, managing, and growing an independent research firm. From beginning to end, this newly updated study navigates through every stage of the process--introductory procedures, conducting the company, the ideal marketing methods, and maximizing research. From making key decisions and closing the sale to maintaining good relationships with clients and tapping into powerful information sources beyond the Web, this first-rate collection of tips, tricks, and techniques is the key to building a successful information business.

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