Penguin Books Australia

Find profitable new outlets for selling your crafts.

Selling crafts online is a successful trend, but this book explores so many other avenues for casual and active indie crafters, and teaches them how to work more efficiently, manage inventory, and find and utilize all outlets for selling their work. Clear, concise instructions on every aspect of selling crafts-from flea markets to websites- including:...

'How to Start Your Own Business For Entrepreneurs' covers every aspect of starting a business, from generating the winning idea, to structuring the business in a way that will make it easy to sell later on. It tells the reader the things they cannot possibly yet know, so that they are prompted to consider every conceivable consequence before making crucial decisions.

It's widely accepted in business that great companies grow their revenues and profits year after year – but bigger is not necessarily better. In Small Giants , journalist Bo Burlingham takes us deep inside fourteen remarkable privately held companies, from a brewery to a record label, that chose a different path to success.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Starting Your Own Business 6th Ed

But putting an ad on eBay is no guarantee that your item will sell - 39 percent of all listings never sell - or that your online business will...

Why the best companies never stop acting like start-ups

Acclaimed management guru Jason Jennings and his research team screened more than 100,000 companies to find nine that have increased revenues and profits by 10 percent or more for ten consecutive years. After interviewing the leaders, workers, and customers of these quiet superstars, they discovered that these companies all have one thing in common:...

From Acorns is a different kind of book.

Find the right leaders for your nonprofit, help them succeed, and avoid the leadership transition mistakes that destroy many organizations.

In Private Empire, Steve Coll investigates the notoriously secretive ExxonMobil Corporation, revealing the true extent of the power wielded by a company whose annual revenues are larger than the total economic activity in most countries. In many of the countries where it operates, ExxonMobil has a greater sway than that of the US embassy and in Washington it spends more on lobbying than any other corporation...