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10. How well known is
business opportunity? Whether it's online or offline, some business opportunities are "household" names and are easier to promote and sell as a result.
11. What is
turnover rate in
business opportunity? Those that have a large turnover rate among members are usually poor choices. Turnover means simply
number of members that leave
biz op within each month. A large turnover usually indicates that members are not happy with their experiences.
12. How much overall does it cost? You need to be able to comfortably afford
fee of
business opportunity, or you will start out "in
red" which is not a good way to start any home-based business.
13. How much control does
corporate entity have? If everything is controlled by
corporate entity (the "home" office of
business opportunity, so to speak), your creativity and
way you market may be hampered severely.
There are many business opportunities from which to pick. Everything from larger scale offline ventures, to smaller scale online ventures exists. Research into all
above is necessary when choosing an appropriate business opportunity. Fees are sometimes necessary to cover
costs of shipping and handling, or
costs of
marketing materials. Others charge fees simply because their "name" is important to them as they have spent years building their reputation, and they only want "serious joiners".
There also exist many free opportunities that cost nothing to join and can be a good way to experiment with marketing and
world of home-based business. But
very best business to get into as a home based business is a product driven business where you purchase only
amount of product you will consume every month and it’s a product that will benefit you. Such a business is Organic Greens. For details on
business side, email Loring Windblad directly. For product information go to organic greens.
The choice of whether to pay or not is an individual choice that should only be made when weighing all possible factors. If in doubt, simply research and patiently wait a while. After all,
biz op will always be there tomorrow (if it's a good one)!

Loring Windblad has operated his own HBBs for nearly 40 years, is a published author and freelance writer. Loring has written grants, business plans and resumes that got the job done right. His latest HBB endeavor is http://www.organicgreens.us