Forums: Discussions for entrepreneurs and small business.

A business is an entity exchanging a product for money. It may or may not have employees. To say that the unique, defining attribute of a business is whether or not it has employees is to use a non-essential for the definition.

I get the idea that a self-employed person who has no particular desire to grow to a large organization is different from employer-employee situations. But that`s not the difference between a real business and a pretend business.

There is an expression we could use, and call something a "boutique" business. In that case, the entire business and product line(s) are totally dependent on 1 person.

Another option is to maybe call it an "enterprise" when there`s an emloyer and several/many employees?

Business is a dynamic. It`s a word that describes transactions. The form of the business or the overall strategic plan is something else.

I have heard of some places that are kind of templates but run by people who know what they are doing.  My understanding is they are professionally done, but somehow give you access to your site to make adjustments as needed.  A lot of the other ones that I had seen had some crazy charges if you wanted to change stuff. I`ll look and see if I can find a link to one.  Good luck.


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Brandon
De Novo Pittsburgh Chiropractic & Health
Treating Pittsburgh`s Athletes
www.denovopittsburgh.com

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