A Simple Checklist Before You Get Involved In Any Home Based Business Opportunity
These days we are constantly bombarded by mail and e-mail or spam offering us the latest amazing opportunity.
This is a checklist which will hopefully help you to avoid the more dubious element operating in this field: 1.
If it looks too good it probably is.
2.
The only place that success comes before work is in the dictionary.
A certain amount of work is always required.
3.
Just remember that the people selling the business opportunity information products are making a great amount of money selling this information, probably more than they ever did operating the business opportunity they are promoting.
It is relatively cheap to produce a business manual which they will sell for anything between £40 and £499 and even though postage costs are high with 95% of the people throwing the initial sales letter in the bin, the promoters still make an incredible profit! 4.
From my experience most business opportunities are hardly realistic e.
g making money selling goods on e-bay sounds great but you try running a successful business doing this.
Easier said than done.
Yes I agree anyone can sell anything on e-bay, but that is different from making a healthy living selling goods on e-bay.
5.
The first thing to do before you get involved with any business opportunity is to ask the following questions: 6.
Are the start up costs low and can I get my money back if I change my mind? 7.
Can I get in touch with real people who have already succeeded in this type of business and who are not only willing to show proof of this, but also willing to help you succeed? 8.
The last thing you need is having to commit yourself to holding a great deal of expensive stock, which you might not sell! 9.
Ideally you should be able to choose the hours when you want to work.
10.
At the same time you do not want to be spending long hours on your business, depriving you of quality time with your loved ones.
11.
The best business opportunities will allow you to expand your business with the support of other people and will not impose a limit on how much you want to learn.
12.
Ideally there should be support and training available from successful people already in this type of business.
You should have access to resources that will help you and your new business develop.
You may be thinking that such opportunities do not exist but if you wish I can point you in the right direction based on my research in this field.
E-mail me for further information at aled@cwmhalen.
freeserve.
co.
uk
This is a checklist which will hopefully help you to avoid the more dubious element operating in this field: 1.
If it looks too good it probably is.
2.
The only place that success comes before work is in the dictionary.
A certain amount of work is always required.
3.
Just remember that the people selling the business opportunity information products are making a great amount of money selling this information, probably more than they ever did operating the business opportunity they are promoting.
It is relatively cheap to produce a business manual which they will sell for anything between £40 and £499 and even though postage costs are high with 95% of the people throwing the initial sales letter in the bin, the promoters still make an incredible profit! 4.
From my experience most business opportunities are hardly realistic e.
g making money selling goods on e-bay sounds great but you try running a successful business doing this.
Easier said than done.
Yes I agree anyone can sell anything on e-bay, but that is different from making a healthy living selling goods on e-bay.
5.
The first thing to do before you get involved with any business opportunity is to ask the following questions: 6.
Are the start up costs low and can I get my money back if I change my mind? 7.
Can I get in touch with real people who have already succeeded in this type of business and who are not only willing to show proof of this, but also willing to help you succeed? 8.
The last thing you need is having to commit yourself to holding a great deal of expensive stock, which you might not sell! 9.
Ideally you should be able to choose the hours when you want to work.
10.
At the same time you do not want to be spending long hours on your business, depriving you of quality time with your loved ones.
11.
The best business opportunities will allow you to expand your business with the support of other people and will not impose a limit on how much you want to learn.
12.
Ideally there should be support and training available from successful people already in this type of business.
You should have access to resources that will help you and your new business develop.
You may be thinking that such opportunities do not exist but if you wish I can point you in the right direction based on my research in this field.
E-mail me for further information at aled@cwmhalen.
freeserve.
co.
uk
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