The Where: The Small Business Administration–Your Remote Business Resource Helper
This week we talk about the Small Business Administration.
You may have a dream.
You may have an idea.
Be your boss.
Change the world.
You may decide to start your own remote business.
What is the Small Business Administration?
You may find it helpful to look at the Small Business Administration.
The Small Business Administration is a United States government federal agency.
The Small Business Administration helps people who have a business.
The Small Business Administration website provides resources for business operations.
The Small Business Administration website address: https://www.sba.gov/
Here are some resources found on the Small Business Administration website:
Business Information
You may gain helpful information that can help you with your business.
You can find two helpful links at the top of the Small Business Administration web page.
Those two links are:
- Business Guide
The Business Guide can help with business information
Click the “Business Guide” link will open a menu of other valuable choices.
Those useful choices are- Planning Your Business–link gives information on preparing for your business
- Launch Your Business–link provides information on how to launch your business
- Manage Your Business–link gives details on how to manage your business
- Grow Your Business–link includes information on how to grow your business
- 10 steps to start your business–link provides information on ten steps to consider when starting your business.
- Explore our Business Guide – a different view of the Business Guide section.
Learning Platform
Click the “Learning Platform” link towards the top part of the Small Administration webpage.
You will get a menu of additional choices that may help you.
Click a choice to get more additional details.
One helpful choice is:
- Learning Center–gives courses that may help you with your business; business courses that may help you.
Funding
The Small Business Administration may help you with funding your business.
Click the “Funding programs” link at the top of the Small Business Administration web page to learn about additional tools to help you.
Some of these tools are:
- Loans–Get information on loan options for your business
- Investment capital–You can read information on how you exchange your equality in your business for investment. You give up a certain amount of ownership in your company to gain investment.
- Disaster assistance–You may get loans to help your business recover from disasters.
Federal Government: Your Customer For Your Remote Business
Federal Contracting-
The Small Business Administration can also inform you about having the Federal Government be your customer.
You can click the “Federal Contracting” link towards the top of the Small Business Administration webpage. You can gain information that may allow your business to sell your products and services of your company to the federal government.
Local Assistance
You may gain help from experts who can help you with your business. Click the link towards the top of the Small Business Administration called “Local Assistance.” You will get a menu of additional choices. Some of the different options that may help you are:
- Small Business Development Centers–these are centers filled with experts who may help your business
- SCORE–SCORE can help United States-based businesses with mentors
You may find help for your remote business from the Small Business Administration. The Small Business Administration may help you achieve success with your business.