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Inc. American Entrepeneur |
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Publisher: Mansueto Ventures LLC
Category: Magazine
List Price: $59.88
Buy New: $12.00
You Save: $47.88 (80%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  14 reviews
Sales Rank: 114
Format: Magazine Subscription
Type: Consumer magazine
Subscription Issues: 12
Subscription Length: 12 Months
Issues Per Year: 12
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10 Weeks
ASIN: B00007GAK1
Release Date: November 23, 2001
Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 3 months
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Abstract
18X/YR--Monthly
w/extra issues. Articles on financial & personnel management,
marketing, administration, sales and operations for executives &
managers of small to mid-sized companies.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 9 more reviews...
 one fine small-business read October 28, 2006
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
This self-described 'Handbook of the American Entrepeneur' is one fine piece of work. I read it cover to cover upon arrival.
INC.
is the kind of practical brain food with just the right touch of
attitude that keeps ideas spinning and feeds the pragmatic lobe of the
brain with excellent practical tips.
When compared to FAST
COMPANY, its main competitor, INC. is the more conventional
entrepeneur's read. It is to the entrepeneur what MONEY magazine is to
the personal investor.
When you run your own company, you get a
little uppity. Everybody who wastes your time is stealing your money.
Every vacuous pontification robs your time. INC. communicates that kind
of I'm-responsible-for-this-gig-so-don't-waste-my-time attitude without
posing.
Some great editing makes for innovative article
selection, like the October 2006 ranking of state governor's according
to what they've done for the entrepeneurial climate in their realm.
Don't think twice. Go for INC.
Great For Small Business Owners August 20, 2006
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
If
you have your own small business or start-up, or are even slightly
thinking about starting one, this magazine is well worth the small
cost. I usually bring mine on the plane along with a couple others.
 Great Mag for Entrepreneurs May 4, 2006
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I
ordered a free trial of this mag a while back, before starting my own
e-business recently. Immediately I began a subscription. The reviews
from pros on REAL businesses offer a lot of insight while the profiles
give it a real world feel.
I would recommend this to anyone even considering working in the high ranks of any business. Keeps you informed and in touch.
Great past, Brighter future July 21, 2005
4 out of 8 found this review helpful
I
subscribe to Inc.. Although I am not a business owner, yet, I find the
articles to be informative and the magazine a useful resource. As an
accomplished song writer and aspiring song seller, the article on
(...)-May 2005- made me aware of a resource that I did know was
available. Check that one out.
With Joe Mansueto, CEO of Morningstar
and self-confessed fan of Inc., acquiring the magazine I can only
imagine the great things ahead. The full-page N.Y. Times ad reinforces
Mansueto's commitment to growing the brand. Can't wait for future
issues.
Helping Your Business Grow November 12, 2004
18 out of 19 found this review helpful
Inc.
magazine is a publication designed to guide small businesses on their
path to prosperity. With Inc., you get timely advice on taxes,
marketing, financing, and many other important considerations and
challenges that business owners face every day.
Probably the
strongest point of Inc. is the way it presents important information to
readers. The authors of this magazine get directly to the point. They
don't waste your time with petty discussions and attempts to soften the
blow of an undesirable fact. Even when the news is bad, like with
regulations, taxation, etc., Inc. lets you have it in a direct manner.
This is good, because I get annoyed by magazines that try to ease the
reader into hearing some unwelcome news and then try to downplay the
facts. Inc. writers are direct, and I respect them for that.
If
there were some criticisms to be made about this magazine, I can think
of only two: The lack of articles geared toward startup businesses and
the tendency of the magazine to highlight success stories that, while
nice to read about, present personal success that is a little out of
reach of most business owners. Inc. is designed for small businesses
that are already established and need some guidance for growth. This is
fine, but I would like it a little better of there were more articles
on getting a new business off the ground. And, every now and them the
magazine goes off on a tangent and interviews someone who is very rich.
Again, this is ok, but I would prefer to read about ordinary people who
are only moderately well- off because these stories and the individual
level of success they portray are more realistic.
Still, Inc.
is a very good publication for small business owners. It provides some
good, timely advice on how to help your young business grow and how to
handle legal issues and concerns. The price to subscribe is low, too,
making Inc. magazine a must for owners of small, growing companies.
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