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Monday, August 29, 2011
Are Any Of You Struggling In Marketing Your Website?
Check out some How-Tos on marketing if you are a struggling entrepreneur. You don't have to be affiliated with any company to learn something. Click on the link above to get the details!
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Tuesday, August 2, 2011
What To Look For When Considering Working From Home
Are you at that point of researching to work from home and either earn a little extra money, have a sideline income or replace your existing income? How do you know with all the scams out there what is legit and what is not?
When you are considering working from home, these are the questions you need to ask yourself:
What am I really getting into?
~ In order to avoid a scam, certain information needs to be given to you before you sign up or wip out your credit card. When looking for what company to work from home for, ask what are you required to do? Stock inventory, make orders, have parties or not? How much is the sign up fee? can you afford it? What is the company's track record? Do you LIKE the products?
If the company or opportunity doesn't supply this information right before they ask you to sign up or wip out your credit card....BEWARE!
Do you have to pay extra for training and training materials?
~ Many times companies will have low start up fee but, they require you to pay extra for training and marketing tools. It's the little purchases that add up and end up being more expensive. Plus, the company should give you training and marketing tools for FREE!
What kind of work do you want to do?
~Do you like to do parties, store inventory, make orders or not? Do you like to talk on the phone, use your computer and not have to go anywhere?
Does the company, you are considering working for, have a product that is highly consumable?
~Highly consumable meaning, everyday products that people need and use everyday and order often.
Does the company have a high reorder rate?
~If the company you are considering working for doesn't have a reorder rate of 95% or more....be careful!
What is the compensation plan like?
~In other words,"Show me the money!" How much money will you make? And how long will it take you take make a significant amount? What is the return or how much you spend vs how much you will make?
Does the company you are considering working with offer residual income?
~Residual income comes to you consistently every month no matter what.
Does the work-at-home company promise a get rich quick opportunity?
~If so, this is a scam. It could be either a pyramid or an MLM{multi-level-marketing}scheme. You will often spend more money than you make and wind up in debt.
I wish you luck on your quest to work from home!
When you are considering working from home, these are the questions you need to ask yourself:
What am I really getting into?
~ In order to avoid a scam, certain information needs to be given to you before you sign up or wip out your credit card. When looking for what company to work from home for, ask what are you required to do? Stock inventory, make orders, have parties or not? How much is the sign up fee? can you afford it? What is the company's track record? Do you LIKE the products?
If the company or opportunity doesn't supply this information right before they ask you to sign up or wip out your credit card....BEWARE!
Do you have to pay extra for training and training materials?
~ Many times companies will have low start up fee but, they require you to pay extra for training and marketing tools. It's the little purchases that add up and end up being more expensive. Plus, the company should give you training and marketing tools for FREE!
What kind of work do you want to do?
~Do you like to do parties, store inventory, make orders or not? Do you like to talk on the phone, use your computer and not have to go anywhere?
Does the company, you are considering working for, have a product that is highly consumable?
~Highly consumable meaning, everyday products that people need and use everyday and order often.
Does the company have a high reorder rate?
~If the company you are considering working for doesn't have a reorder rate of 95% or more....be careful!
What is the compensation plan like?
~In other words,"Show me the money!" How much money will you make? And how long will it take you take make a significant amount? What is the return or how much you spend vs how much you will make?
Does the company you are considering working with offer residual income?
~Residual income comes to you consistently every month no matter what.
Does the work-at-home company promise a get rich quick opportunity?
~If so, this is a scam. It could be either a pyramid or an MLM{multi-level-marketing}scheme. You will often spend more money than you make and wind up in debt.
I wish you luck on your quest to work from home!
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