How to choose what kind of online business to startWritten by Gian Luigi Ruggeri
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All you need is a html editor, ebook compiler, a sales letter, and a hosting account to deliver product. If you want to learn more about creating your own info products and ebooks, here are a few resources. I recommend one I personally use, info product creation toolkit: http://SuperBusinessOpportunities.com/infokit Other resources are: http://www.ebook-marketing-revealed.com/ http://www.7dayebook.com/ Affiliate Businesses Probably affiliate businesses are easiest to set up, but may also be hardest to make profitable. But what are affiliate programs and how can you earn a constant monthly income with them? Affiliate programs are a great way to get started marketing online. In essence, affiliate programs or associate programs are revenue sharing arrangements where companies (merchants) pay money to webmasters for sending them customers. You can be paid money as a percent commission of cost of product bought by person you referred (Pay Per Sale) or a smaller amount for any click that leads to site of seller (Pay Per Click), or a fixed amount you make fill a business form (Pay Per Lead). Basically, affiliate programs enable you to sell other people's products for a percentage of sale. They are a very hot topic at moment. You can virtually sell anything online now thanks to affiliate programs. If you want to learn more about starting your own affiliate business, you could find info reading following guides: http://SuperBusinessOpportunities.com/googlecash http://www.minisiteprofits.com What else could you do? You can surf Clickbank marketplace. Clickbank is a world popular service that handle payments for internet businesses and has a built in affiliate program feature. You will easily find sites with affiliate programs of any kind: http://SuperBusinessOpportunities.com/ClickbankMarketplace
Gian L. Ruggeri site is the Home Business Opportunity Directory http://SuperBusinessOpportunities.com, you can visit his newest site, http://MyLinkExchange.com and join the text links exchange program.
| | Catalogs Are Selling MachinesWritten by Darren Hendricks
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12.Hire a crew of kids to distribute brochures on car windshields in parking lots
13.Hire that same crew to hand out brochures at large sporting events, concerts, fairs, etc.
14.Take some with you to beauty salon, gym, tanning salon, etc. and show them to staff and customers.
15.Ask if you can leave several catalogs in teacher's lounges at local schools.
16.Ask Human Resources Directors at local companies if you can place catalogs in employee lounge or lunchroom.
17.Approach merchants at local swap meets who are selling non-competing items. Ask if they would display your catalog and take orders, for a reasonable percentage
18.Do you have relatives living in different parts of country? See if they would be interested in distributing catalogs using any of these methods, for a percentage, of course.
19.Make a deal with local newspaper to insert your brochure.
20.Anytime you deliver an order, always stuff order with additional catalogs and/or brochures.
21.At Christmas time, make a deal with Christmas tree lots to let you distribute catalogs. Same with pumpkin patches at Halloween.
22.Senior citizen communities are a great place to hand out catalogs. Many of residents aren't able to get around as well as they used to, and appreciate opportunity to shop at home. Extend a healthy discount, too; many senior citizens are on fixed incomes.
23.Many communities have Welcome Wagon services. Contact those service providers and get your catalog included in Welcome Basket
Certainly you may come up with many more ways to successfully distribute your catalogs and brochures. Any way you come up with is fine, as long as you get your material into a prospect's hands. Note: It's not legal to distribute sales materials by putting them into people's mailboxes.
Darren Hendricks has been involved in marketing in one form or another since 1979. He has owned or co-owned 3 successful companies. He is currently owner of Far Horizons Home Based Business Program
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