This document discusses managing the expectations of different types of entrepreneurs who use business libraries. It describes entrepreneurs who are not used to using libraries or doing market research themselves. For these groups, the librarian should actively promote library resources, assist with search strategies, and provide referrals. It also addresses entrepreneurs who expect all information to be free online or have experience with large company research departments. For these patrons, the librarian should explain the value of both free and low-cost resources available and help assemble information to address their needs. The hardest customers are those recently independent from large companies - the librarian should empathize while setting appropriate expectations about limitations.