Believe me, you can make a lot of money with affiliate programs, if you pick right product and do your part to promote it! As for which programs would be best for you, I advise that you concentrate your efforts by picking top quality products that hold some personal interest to you.

Remember, you are starting a business! If it's not a business that holds your interest, you won't be in business very long.

Internet business is relatively new, but it is dramatically increasing. And remember, every day thousands of new persons enters internet for their first time. They are people of today wanting to do business in modern way, just like you.

Compared with what you can earn with an internet business, there is not much money you need to spend to starting it. As said above, you market affiliate program with your homepage.

You think it will be difficult to enter this technology? Not necessarily, help is available, search and you will find. There are persons on net who are willing to help you. They have found valuable companies with correct products, may be you don’t even need to pay for work with making your side up and go. If you understand MLM (Multi Level Marketing), you know that you can be part of a world wide team which are selling same products, to benefit of them all. Try them, they will welcome you and are there to help you.

Emotions have been "undiscussable" in business for a long time. "Feelings" is "F" word of business world. How many times have we heard that we are to keep our feelings out of it, keep our emotions away from our business decisions, and park our personal problems at door? Sound familiar? Well, I’ve learned that you cannot expect your staff to bring their passion to work but not their feelings. It just doesn’t work that way. It’s time we developed an emotional literacy in business.

Employees and Customers are people. People have feelings. And as people, their decisions are effected by their feelings, whether they can identify feelings or not. Any salesperson can tell you that while people make decisions that look logical, they are more often than not, based on emotion.

As people we are perceptive, conscious, sensitive, alive and feeling beings! It’s an essential part of our nature. When we recognize that in business, we’ll work harder at building emotional equity with a customer that determines whether or not they become a loyal customer or a lost customer.

It is perception, feeling of being cared about that keeps customers coming back. And it’s what we do to build and support and create that feeling that creates a positive experience for customer.

Every customer has two sets of needs. The business needs are logical, rational, and practical. The personal needs are emotional, illogical and sometimes even irrational, but carry a lot of weight. The fulfillment of customer’s business needs is usually what gets them in door in first place-you are selling what they need. But it’s fulfillment of customer’s personal needs that will keep them coming back. Once business needs are met, they often take a back seat to customer’s experiential needs.

It’s quality of emotional experience you have with a company that will determine whether or not you want to keep recreating that experience. We come back to companies that have what we want and create a positive experience for us. We leave companies that don’t have what we want or create a negative experience for us. Experience is emotional.

When a customer walks away from whole experience (your greeting, interacting with your Web site, dealing with people in your office...) of doing business with you with positive emotions like happiness, joy, delight, caring, security, welcome and appreciation - they will most likely want to come back (if you recreate positive emotions consistently).

If they walk away from experience with negative emotions like frustration, anger, disgust, fear, incompetence, indifference, if they leave with a lack of confidence, if they leave feeling stupid-and if that’s what’s delivered consistently - they usually don’t stay around unless they haven’t YET found some other place to go.

It’s quality of emotional experiences that customers have with you that will determine whether or not they will continue to do business with you over time.

What’s LOVE got to do with it? Maybe more than we thought!

Tim Sanders, Chief Solutions Officer, Yahoo writing in "Love is Killer App," says "What do I mean by "love?" The best general definition that I've read comes from philosopher Milton Mayeroff's brilliant book, On Caring. Love, he writes, ‘is selfless promotion of growth of other.’ When you help others grow to become best people that they can be, you are being loving, and as a result, you grow."

What a great description for what we want to happen in our business relationships! I want to do business with a company that believes in selfless promotion of growth of ME and my business! I want to give my money to companies that want to help me be best ME I can be - whether I’m buying cosmetics or computers or telephone service or food. I want to do business with someone who has my best interests in mind.

In lieu of that - I’ll do my own research, haul my own lumber and pump my own gas - but if I’m doing service work - then I want lowest price possible! I’m not loyal to companies that don’t care enough about me to make my experience with them easy, stress and hassle free, and pleasant. How about you?

What’s love got to do with it? A whole lot more than we ever thought. Let’s start doing a better job of creating experiences that customer perceives as positive, caring, and yes, maybe even loving.