Courtney Price Answers the Most Asked Questions from Entrepreneurs

Courtney Price built this book from the real questions real entrepreneurs sent to her nationally syndicated column, which ran in roughly 400 Scripps-Howard newspapers. That origin gives the Q&A format genuine credibility — these are not hypothetical problems but the actual sticking points of working business owners. Coverage spans launching ventures, financing, marketing, protecting intellectual property, and finding resources, all in accessible, skimmable prose. McGraw-Hill published the original in 1994 and Wiley expanded it in 1999, lending institutional backing. The honest limitation is age: the business landscape of the mid-to-late 1990s looks quite different from today's, and modern entrepreneurs will find significant gaps. Worth reading as a foundational reference, but readers should supplement it with current resources on digital marketing, online business formation, and today's financing environment.