Best Websites for Women Entrepreneurs

Resolve to reinvent in the New Year. We've got the best websites to help you follow your dreams.

Jennifer Jeanne Patterson • MORE.com Reporter

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To Network

Join the Ladies Who Launch community for support and information on how to make your dream of entrepreneurialship happen.

 

 

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Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of Luba V Nel / Shutterstock.com

To Develop a Game Plan

Not sure which path your reinvention should take? Chic CEO covers it all: Starting a business, inventing a product and buying a franchise.
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To Buy a Franchise

Do your research and find support at Franchise.

 

 

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Photo Credit: Photo Courtesy of Victor Correla / Shutterstock.com

For Ideas

Stay on top of the latest trends with the informative articles at Women Entrepreneur. 

 

 

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Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of Sergey Panychev / Shutterstock.com

To Make a Difference in Our World

Ready to use your skills to make a difference in our world? Use Encore.org to find a career that brings purpose to your life.

 

*Now accepting applicants for The Purpose Prize.
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For Seed Money

Find an angel investor at Golden Seeds.

 

 

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Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of Mindaugass / Shutterstock.com

For More Money

When's the last time you got a raise? Make it happen in the New Year with Get Raised. 
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To Get Your Name Out There

Increase your visibility and reach the experts with LinkedIn.

 

 

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Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of Vladru / Shutterstock.com

To Learn From Others

Read financial news and learn leadership skills from executive women of color at Black Enterprise.

 

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Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of iodrakon/ Shutterstock.com

For The Details

Learn the nuts and bolts of how to become an entrepreneur with the U.S. Small Business Administration. 

 

 

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Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of Jirsak / Shutterstock.com

To Find Your Niche

Are you a technical wizard? Try Women 2.0 to become the founder of your own technology startup.

 

 

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Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of sellingpix / Shutterstock.com

To Find Your Cause

Connect with business leaders and social entrepreneurs who believe as strongly as you do in a just and sustainable economy with Social Venture Network. 

 

 

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Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of viewgene / Shutterstock.com

To Raise A Little Cash

Need cash to start your business? Pitch your product to the public at KickStarter for some crowdfunding.
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To Get Smart About Money

Up your financial IQ with Daily Worth. 
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To Polish Your Professional Skills

Sharpen your business skills and get your name out there with Diva Toolbox. 
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To Raise Serious Cash

Do your research at National Venture Capital Association on how to sell your idea to a venture capitalist.

 

 

 

Jennifer Jeanne Patterson is a freelance writer and author of 52 Fights. She lives in Minneapolis with her husband and three children. Find her blog at Unplanned Cooking.

 

Related: 15 Ways to Reinvent Yourself Abroad

 

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First Published December 1, 2011

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