Idiot's Guide: Starting a Food Truck Business (Complete Idiot's Guide to) Paperback – April 3, 2012

This book does a great job of describing in detail the ins and outs of running a food truck business. The author goes in depth into all that is required, from developing the initial concept, to structuring the business, to marketing, to hiring staff and expanding - all the way to describing the kinds of results and earnings some food truck businesses generate, and much more... All in all, an easy-to-follow expert guide for anyone looking not only to start, but to successfully run their very own food truck business. Highly recommended!

This book has so much information in it. Everything you could would want to know and a ton of thingsyou may never have thought about.I would highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to know about food trucks before theybuy one. Save a ton of money by reading this book so you don't make big, costly mistakes.

Don't be an idiot read this very well written presentation along with others to gain insight to prevent basic mistakes, force you to challenge issues you might otherwise step over and cost you later in poor results!

What a great book to send for college graduates! This book gets the Who What Where When Why and How of getting into the business world. It is fabulous for those interested in the food industry especially Food Trucks.Mr. Philips has shown us how to think like a business person and act on your dreams.Food Trucks are here to stay and now we all understand why!What a great book for anyone starting their business career!!!

What kind of starting a business book doesn't come with at least a sample business plan or an outline with how to write one?I did find some useful information, I didn't feel like I was wasting my time but was hoping that it would be much more thorough.

It was thorough with recommendations to pursue in depth understanding of what take to run a food truck. It also suggested resources that would never have crossed my mind. It was a worthwhile purchase

It's a great book. I totally recommend it. Allthough, I miss more info about how to built the truck. The author is writting to an american public. I'm from south america and thera are not people specialized at it. That's just a recommendation.Alan Philips did a GREAT job in this book.

This book is very informative. It goes into detail about every aspect of the food truck business. It was very helpful in my deciding to open a food truck. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in opening a food truck business.