Released on: December 7, 2007, 6:45 am

Press Release Author: Felix Writer

Industry: International Trade

Press Release Summary: Free ebook from Webooks.co.uk offers information and advice
to those planning to set up a business in France. Users can access the full text of
"Starting a Business in France", a step-by-step guide to planning, setting up and
running a business in France.

Press Release Body:

Free to read: new ebook takes the sting out of starting up abroad.

"Starting a Business in France" by Richard Whiting is a step-by-step guide for
Francophile entrepreneurs, providing all the information needed to achieve business
success in France. Www.Webooks.co.uk offers the full online text published by How
To books, covering everything from preliminary research right through to managing
revenue. Chapters featured include:


. Conducting market research
. The business plan
. Loans and finance
. Avoiding pitfalls
. Making and managing money



The book is free to read online, and there is no need to register.

Richard Whiting has been living and working in France for over 20 years. He has
dealt with a variety of recent and established businesses and their proprietors,
promoting his companies\' business-to-business services and selling residential
property.

On the Webooks site users can check out the author's blog, chat to other prospective
entrepreneurs in the forum, and find useful websites in the directory. A PDF
version of the ebook is also available to download from the online store.

This online "WeBook" is the first in a series of more than 200 books that will go
online during the coming months, as part of an initiative to revolutionise the print
publishing industry.
Visitors can sign up to the newsletter, to receive alerts when new titles are added
to the online library.

Users can read the free Webook here:

Starting a Business in France
http://www.startingabusinessinfrance.info

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