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By Richard Henderson, Publisher of Home Business Magazine
Most home-based businesses provide a rich depth of information on their websites that includes start-up FAQs, detailed descriptions, and even videos.
One item to be careful with Internet research is a list of reviews of different businesses. 
Here are just a few of the letters to the editor printed in the December 2011 issue of Home Business Magazine. (This previous issue is off the newsstands, and it is available for purchase by clicking the "Subscribe" channel on this web site and then clicking on "Previous Issue".)
One advantage of checklists is that these gear your thinking to “action steps.” Starting a home-based business is not a big thing, but a lot of little things, or steps! One action step to definitely research further is social media, and how it fits in with a new business launch. At a minimum, your new business MUST have a Facebook page. 
Here are just a few of the letters to the editor printed in the October 2011 issue of Home Business Magazine. (This previous issue is off the newsstands, and it is available for purchase by clicking the "Subscribe" channel on this web site and then clicking on "Previous Issue".)
Although the economy remains bad, the number of home business owners breaking into seven figures appears to be on the rise. It is important to understand what you are good at and apply that to a new business start-up. Leverage your skills for success. This is a common theme among highly successful entrepreneurs. Another area to focus on is past experience. It doesn’t have to be work experience, either.
Here are just a few of the letters to the editor printed in the August 2011 issue of Home Business Magazine. (This previous issue is off the newsstands, and it is available for purchase by clicking the "Subscribe" channel on this web site and then clicking on "Previous Issue".)