Basics of Internet Marketing

Written by Dale Clark


Part Time or Full Time?

That's not reallyrepparttar question you need to ask yourself. The main question really is:

Do you haverepparttar 121908 Time?

You've got to ask yourself if you haverepparttar 121909 time to put into a home business. Time is your most precious asset and you have to prioritize it. What kind of a commitment can you make? Only you can decide what's important to you and whether or not you can devote your energies into developing your business. Believe me it will take a lot of your time and energy to do that!

Yes that's right it takes time! You are Not going to build your home business overnight. You are Not going to get 'Rich Overnight'! Don't fall for that hype! It takes a commitment to succeed in any business. You're going to have to work it. It's Not Easy, as some ofrepparttar 121910 scammers will tell you. No One is going to build your business for you! You have to build your business with your efforts, your time.

Are you willing to sacrifice some of your free Time?

That'srepparttar 121911 question you have got to ask yourself before you ever consider starting a home business. You'd better stick withrepparttar 121912 traditional J-O-B if you're not willing to sacrifice some of your free time. OK, I know you've been told that network marketing, MLM, or any business from home will create a time freedom, Butrepparttar 121913 truth is it takes a lot of work and effort to build your business to that level. It's not going to happen suddenly!

Positive Relationships Are The Key To Business Success

Written by Craig Valine


In business, it's easy to burn bridges with people. By "burning bridges" I mean, destroy relationships with your customers, clients, employees, vendors, etc.

It's one ofrepparttar biggest mistakes I see businesses make. And quite frankly, it's a stupid mistake. It's so stupid, I'm willing to admit I wasrepparttar 121907 reigning champ of burning bridges with my clients and friends...and it cost me dearly.

There was a time in my life when:

* I wouldn't return phone calls

* I wouldn't follow-up with a referral from a client

* I'd miss an appointment and not call to apologize

* I wouldn't pay my vendors on time

* I'd squable over a few dollars, or

* I'd act apathetic from a good deed from another

Isn't that stupid? Of course it is. And, I'm not-so-happy to say that I am NOTrepparttar 121908 only person who does this. Many of my own clients don't even realize how damaging it is to their own business, their reputations, and their credibility.

I AM happy to say, however, that I've mended my ways. The primary reason I got my act together was because a teacher of mine gave me a proverbial 'slap-in-the-face' and said, "your business is about relationships and you are detroying all of them."

I really took that to heart. I do understand that it's important to cultivate, maintain and nurture relationships withrepparttar 121909 people we do business with - not to burn bridges.

My business (marketing coaching) relies completely on my reputation, credibility, andrepparttar 121910 rapport I build and keep with my clients. If I burn bridges with my clients, I burn a little bit of myself alongrepparttar 121911 way.

Positive relationships arerepparttar 121912 key to success in business.

What if we've already burned bridges withrepparttar 121913 people we've done business with inrepparttar 121914 past? Is it too late to make peace?

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