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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Preface Chapter 1: Who Puts the “Specialty” in Specialty Food?
The Current State of Small Business in America The Small Business Administration (SBA) Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) The Specialty Food Industry as a Whole Homebased The Retail Store Production and Distribution
Production Marketing Distribution
Other Specialty Food Venues
Strictly Special Order Food Truck Personal Chef
Retail Food Store Regulations Sites to Know
Chapter 2: You Like to Eat but Is this Business Right for You?
Test Yourself Small-Business Personality Traits Other Things to Consider
The Pressure of Perishables Deadlines The Waiting Game
Chapter 3: Meet Your Mentors
Confectionately Yours Toffee Kitchen Debauchery Jams and Jellies Lincoln Olive Oil Shop Yummy Yammy Salsa Winnipesaukee Chocolates Judy a la Carte
Chapter 4: Pass the Salt and Pepper: Business Basics
It’s All in a Name On a Mission Choosing a Business Location Business Types
Sole Proprietor General Partnership Limited Liability Company Corporations
Licenses and Permits Choosing Insurance Forms
Proposals Agreements Invoices Receipts
Chapter 5: You’ve Been Chopped!: Market Research
Industry Research The Specialty Food Business
The Specialty Food Association State of the Industry
Packaging Packaging Market Research Retail Market Research
The Research Determining Store Size
Production Space
Special Diets Retail/Production Combo Mail Order
Focus Groups What Makes You Stand Out?
Chapter 6: The Necessary Ingredient: Financing
First Things First Don’t Forget Life Finding Financing Get Your Credit in Shape Networking Your Business Plan The Components of a Successful Business Plan Buying Equipment and Inventory Essential Equipment Inventory
Chapter 7: Home Is Where the Stove Is: Location
Cottage Food Industry Supplies for Your Homebased Food Business
The Commercial Kitchen
The Retail Shop
Outside Inside Special Display Needs Back Office
The Retail Provider
Staging Space Getting Product to Market
Mail Order
Shipping Service Special Considerations
Distributors Food Labels
Chapter 8: All Things Digital
Mobile Websites Setting Up a Website Design Website Must-Haves
The Homepage Drilling Down The Rest of the Site
Contacting You from a Website Updating Marketing Your Website Your Website URL Keep ’Em Interested Choosing a Web Host
Chapter 9: Chef, Sous-Chef, and Kitchen Help: Employees
Who to Hire Reaching Out to Candidates
Advertising
Interviewing
Interviewing Strategies
Pay Training Letting Employees Go
Seasonal Workers Layoffs Termination for Reason
Vendors Professional Help
Chapter 10: How to Not Cook the Books: Accounting
Financial Statements Paying Vendors Pricing Your Products Gift Certificates Markup Maintaining Cash Flow
Break-Even Point
Taxes
Deducting Expenses
Chapter 11: When “To Market” Means Something Else
Why Marketing? Networking to Business Success The Ins and Outs of Advertising The Small but Mighty Business Card Information Brochures Direct Mail Newsletters Press Releases The Power of Customer Service Retaining Customers through Top-Notch Customer Service Giving Back to Your Community Building Your Image Traditional Media with a Digital Twist
Enewsletters Press Releases vs. Event Listings
Chapter 12: Social Media
Blogs Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Photo-Sharing Platforms
Pinterest Instagram Snapchat
Appendix: Specialty Food Resources
Books Conferences Consultants Magazines Organizations Packaging
Glossary Index
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