starting a company
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- xrusos0
After your business plan, strategic plans, and vision planning...
it's all about tangible results. figure out how much money you need to survive on for a year - your salary (personally - before taxes). then add 25% (rough approx) on top of all employees salaries together to take care of company expenses like taxes, accountant costs, etc.
then figure out how many small, medium, and large size jobs you need to accomplish those figures.
then figure out how many contacts you'll need to make to get that many paying clients.
then figure out if you need to hire a permanent salesperson to make it their job to make those contacts.
if necessary go back and adjust expectations. if you don't know exactly how you will be successful, chances are you won't be.
then go to a trusted accountant and have him/her set up everything right (from the start is better than handing them a messed up financial statement later in the year!).
you'll get incorporated and everything.
then get your bank account. get your checks.
call everybody you know!
if you need help, we can help you from a business and vision side of things.... that's what we do.
(the site is young - too many clients to work on our own stuff)