Small Business January 27, 2016

Startup Launch Checklist: 22 Steps to Success – by Wrike project management software

If you spend every free moment daydreaming about prototypes and product designs, it’s time to start thinking seriously about founding your own company. But how do you turn an exciting idea into a successful business? Follow this step by step checklist to launch your startup and keep it running strong.

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