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Step-by-step guides for first-time founders in the United States: licensing, startup costs, pricing formulas, insurance, marketing and a 30/60/90-day launch plan. Each guide is a PDF for $0.99.

40 guides available now · written by Omer Muneer Qazi · free companion articles on the blog

Licensed trade businesses: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, carpentry and roofing.

Route-based and residential service businesses you can start with a truck and a phone.

Agents, investors, hosts, managers and inspectors.

Food trucks, bakeries, cafes, catering, restaurants and online stores.

Food & Retail

Opening a Coffee Shop

A Practical US Guide to Startup Costs, Location, Equipment, Drink Costing, Permits, and Profitable Daily Operations

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Moving, trucking, automotive, beauty, fitness and child care.

SEO, payments, blogging, digital products, AI and websites.

Digital & Online

How to Build a Blog and Make Money

Choosing a niche, WordPress vs static vs Ghost, a repeatable content system, Google AdSense approval and policies, affiliate income, digital products, and an email list (2026 edition)

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Digital & Online

How to Price and Charge Customers

Pricing models, quotes, invoices, deposits, subscriptions, payment processors compared, sales tax basics, late payments, refunds, and ready-to-use templates for new founders

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Digital & Online

SEO from Zero: Rank on Google

A practical 2026 guide to keyword research, on-page and technical SEO, local search, link earning, AI Overviews, and a measurable 90-day plan for new founders

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Digital & Online

Selling Digital Products & Ebooks Online

How to create professional PDFs and ebooks, choose a platform, price from $0.99 to bundles, deliver securely, license correctly, handle sales tax and VAT, and market a digital product business

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Forming the company, keeping the books and getting found locally.

How the guides are written

Each guide is built around the decisions a new owner actually faces: which license you need, what it costs to open, how to price the first jobs, which insurance to buy, and how to get the first ten customers. Figures are given as ranges with the year they were checked, and every guide points you to the official source (SBA.gov, IRS.gov, your state licensing board) so you can confirm the rules where you live.

They are general information, not legal or tax advice. Read the disclaimer, and if a guide is not what you expected, the refund policy has you covered.