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6 Responses to “The Little Black Book of Online Business: 1001 Insider Resources Every Business Owner Needs”

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   Chris Ellul
   

   01. Aug, 2010

   Review by Chris Ellul for The Little Black Book of Online Business: 1001 Insider Resources Every Business Owner Needs
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   Great book for someone who knows very little about starting an online business, which is much harder than most think!
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   M. R. Taylor
   

   01. Aug, 2010

   Review by M. R. Taylor for Common Sense Rules: What You Really Need to Know About Business
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   Fantastic book, the title says it all. Full of good sense and lots of ideas for business novices and the experienced. Makes you look at practices and ideas with a fresh eye. A very good read.
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   Booksmith
   

   01. Aug, 2010

   Review by Booksmith for Common Sense Rules: What You Really Need to Know About Business
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   I’ve read all the books that the Dragons have produced to date. They all have something to offer but this is by far the best of them all. Very readable style with lots of good practical advice. Recommended!
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   Mr. Stephen Hall
   

   01. Aug, 2010

   Review by Mr. Stephen Hall for Common Sense Rules: What You Really Need to Know About Business
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   Surprisingly, not really written as a business reference book. More of an autobiography, which is interesting in its own right, but not what I was expecting. I am still a fan of Dragon’s Den, and this seems to be one of the better of their books, but not a reference book, more a “get up and do it” encouragement book. Perhaps also useful for small business owners, to understand the objective, and how to make more money, if that is what you want to do.
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   Shineyness1010
   

   01. Aug, 2010

   Review by Shineyness1010 for Common Sense Rules: What You Really Need to Know About Business
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   Its a good interesting read with a mix of Deb’s stories from Dragon’s den and personal expierences. Worth a read, a good write, and it was quick and effective deleivery.
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   M. Marston
   

   01. Aug, 2010

   Review by M. Marston for Common Sense Rules: What You Really Need to Know About Business
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   As you would expect from the only female dragon, Ms Meaden speaks with conviction and with a no nonsense approach to business. She relates back to her own years in business and gives good examples of what works and what doesn’t. This book is relevant to all and easy to read and Deborah does talk a lot of sense.