The Ups and Downs of Starting A Business Writing a Business Plan
Aug 02

After powering up the “corporate” computer, I had a strategic decision to make - what to name the new company.

The initial thought was to name the business something simple and web 2.0ish. As much as I like the name google or zazzle, the hope was to start a business 2 business enterprise and our name had to sound somewhat corporate. I settled on the name Emerging Demographics, because I believed that our core mission (which would end up shifting a few times over the next few months) was to deliver value to a very fast growing and maturing demographic (Hispanics).

I then immediately incorporated. I considered using an actual lawyer for this process, but after investigating the subject I came to realize that the process was fairly simple and I could save significant money by utilizing an online service, such as Legalzoom.com

It was then that I registered the domain, set-up my email and sent out an email to my wife from my new account. I was officially a C.E.O. (or at least my email said so).

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One Response to “Incorporating: The First Real Decision”

  1. Dennis Says:

    I did the same thing. It was less than $100 do incorporate in Florida. We have no capital to invest in a lawyer at this point..

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