(From Mashable!, by Ben Parr)
Running a small business is filled with unknowns and crash course lessons. You’re always going to have questions about hiring, acquiring customers, raising money, and building viable products. When I started my first business, it was crucial that I learn about accounting and income statements. As the nature of building startups goes, teaching myself the basics lead to more and more questions. My experience in finding the right places to ask particular types of questions has influenced the way I learn and seek information.
Nobody expects you to know everything that’s going in. In fact, that’s why you should always find the right advisors for your startup, so that you can benefit from their experience. But they won’t know everything, either.
Luckily, there are several powerful and convenient tools that can help small business owners get their questions answered. While you may not find the silver bullet that shoots your company to the stratosphere, there are thousands of people with the knowledge and experience to help you solve your small business problems.
HERE are a few online tools for connecting with experts who may have answers to your small business questions.
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