Looking to start a business? Maybe you've already got one but you need some help? Check out this guide to find local, state, and federal resources to start and maintain your business.
The Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library has gathered local and nationwide resources to help you on your journey to a successful business. Check out their website here: CHPL Small Business Resource Page
City of Cincinnati site that can assist all businesses with their needs, including tax credits, small business loans, licenses, building permits and market data.
A program by the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber providing advisory support and coaching to accelerate the growth and development of sizable African-American and Hispanic owned businesses
Uses volunteer business managers and executives to counsel and provide guidance for growth and success for small business in the Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and southeast Indiana areas.
Economic profiles of counties and states for employment, payroll, and number of establishments by industry. Also includes Metro Business Patterns and Zip Code Business Patterns.
NAICS replaced the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system in 1997. The NAICS codes can be a gateway to industry data, as well as information on business competitors.
Federal assistance in buying, financing, and selling small businesses plus information on government contracting and a searchable database of business cards.
Are you interested in starting a small business? Check out this very thorough web page from the Small Business Administration (SBA) covering many important topics, such as how to write a business plan, how to research business statistics, and how to market your business.
Business vocabulary have you confused? Whether you're forming a limited liability company (LLC), an S-corporation, or some other type of business, knowing the jargon of the business world can help you to become a better entrepreneur.
Comprehensive Federal Government web portal for small business owners that includes links to financial help, government contract opportunities, exporting advice, and easy to understand guides to federal regulations.
A business plan is a critical and comprehensive planning document that outlines the goals, strategies and operational aspects of a business. Here is Ooma's guide!