1. Establish Your Credibility by Getting Your Own Domain Name

On Internet free sites abound, but you need YOUR OWN DOT COM to survive. It's relatively painless to register your own domain name. Many companies such as Registrars will guide you step by step through process. You can visit Registrars by going to and clicking on "Register your Domain Name" (4th bullet from top). But having your own domain is just beginning. It's extremely important to.....

2. Increase Profitability by Reaching Your Target Customers

On Internet, sales are made same as they are offline. Effective sales techniques are even more important on Web because your site is only contact you will have with visitor in most cases. Be as personal and direct as possible. Your visitor can't see you face to face.

Hint: Use hot buttons to sell benefits and .....

3. Design a Simple Site That Sells

You may be tempted to hire a fancy graphics designer to design your site and make site look "pretty or fancy" but, believe me, it's text that sells.

In GVU's 9th WWW User Survey, number one reason visitors gave for leaving a site was slow loading time. Having large, fancy graphics causes your site to load slow and also distracts your visitors, costing you customers and profits.

What matters on Internet is not how "good" or "fancy" your site looks, but what you have to offer to your target customers. So, you can see why you need to.....

Did you also know that 80% of most small business starts fail within first 6 months?

Self-employment, American Dream, or is it?

First what are benefits of becoming self-employed.

** Less commuting ** An Escape from "rat race" ** More time for yourself and your family ** Become your OWN boss ** Unlimited Income potential

A real dream come true!

Exactly what does self-employment mean anyway?

Well, let's break it down.

According to Webster's Desk Dictionary SELF means, "a person or thing considered as a complete and separate individual", "by oneself or itself", "a persons nature or character","independent","automatic","self-operating".

Can you see yourself in above definitions? If you can't then you better keep your day job. Remember, 80% of most business startups fail in first six months. What will you do after first six months in business if you still aren't making a profit?

Here's Psychology of Self-Employed: