PRIME has teamed up with specialist business publisher Kogan Page to get you a 20 per cent discount off any of the company’s books. Kogan Page specialises in business, and has many practical small business titles among its range of over 1,000 books. For example, you can get 20 per cent off the following PRIME - – - read more >

Tutoring web site the Tutor Pages is offering a free 65-page ebook on how to set yourself up as a private tutor.  Contents include: who can tutor in the UK how to establish credibility and promote yourself understanding relevant tax and insurance obligations tips and research on effective teaching templates and links to recommended websites - – - read more >

PRIME has updated its popular free “Working for YOURSELF guide, which explains sales, marketing and preparing a business plan in a practical way for people setting up their first business. You can download it as a PDF immediately here, while we are getting this new paper version printed. We do still have some paper copies - – - read more >

If you are still thinking about whether to start in business or not, the Essential Business Guide has an 80-page workbook to help you think through the issues. You can download it as a PDF for free to read or print out. The company – which writes books and courses for small businesses, also has - – - read more >

All the 150-or-so books from WeBooks.co.uk can be read for free online. The publisher makes its money if you buy a normal paper book or a printable PDF version should you tire of tabbing through page-by-page. But it is perfectly practical to read the whole book for free online, or at least dip into the - – - read more >

How do you start or grow a business if you don’t have much money? The answer according to US marketing guru Seth Godin is to focus on the advantages that your lack of resources brings. and build a business that consciously makes use of them. This is not a collection of money-saving hints and tips. - – - read more >

When Graham Watkins and his wife sold their company, they had no idea what would be involved. Now Graham, 53, has written a book recounting their experiences and the lessons learned. “It pays to start early”, says Graham. “The process was far more complex than we had imagined. It involved an enormous learning curve and - – - read more >