An important step in establishing your company is coming up with a business name. Choose a name that stands out but also conveys that you are selling essential oils. In North America you are not required to apply to trademark your name, but it is a good idea if you want it to be unique. If you live in the U.S. and want to ensure that no other businesses in your area have the same name, search the United States Patent and Trademark Office's database at http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=tess&state=4805:am2gjg.1.1. To set up a business license for your essential oil company, visit your state's official website. In most states, you can file for a license online or print a form to mail in. Pay any required fees, which will vary by state. For instance, in Boston you will have to submit a completed business certificate form and submit it in person or by mail, along with a $65 filing fee. To protect yourself from personal liability with regard to your business’ debts and agreements, incorporate the company. Call or email your state office to get specific instructions for how to apply for incorporation. Obtain the correct paperwork online or from a local government office.   For instance, if you get into a contract dispute with a supplier, you will not be personally liable for any fees or charges owed to them by your company. It is easiest to file for incorporation through a lawyer, but you can save money by using books and software to do it yourself. To calculate your start-up costs, take into account all of the one-time expenses you will incur when starting your essential oil business. Always overestimate costs to ensure that you plan and budget for all contingencies. Start-up costs, which will tell you the minimum amount of capital you will need to raise or borrow to open your business, could include:  Registration or license fees Legal and professional fees Purchase of equipment to make and bottle essential oils Advertising and promotion for your company's grand opening Starting inventory of essential oils Initial fees for your website and e-commerce platform Figure out how much capital your company will need to run each month by calculating your monthly expenses. These operating expenses should be overestimated to make sure that you budget sufficiently for the future. Recurring operating costs will include:  Supplies and stock of essential oils Rent and utilities, if you are opening a physical store Monthly website and e-commerce store fees Salaries, if you are hiring employees Contingency costs Study competitor websites and their search engine rankings to see how you should target your advertising approach. You should also check paid search results for essential oil companies to see if its a worthwhile investment for your company. Look for your competitors on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to see how they are marketing themselves.You can also read online reviews of other essential oil companies to see what customers like and dislike about their products and service.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a name for your essential oil company. Apply for a city business license online or by mail. Incorporate your essential oil business. Calculate your start-up costs. Work out your recurring operating costs. Observe the advertising techniques of your competitors.

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