Five Ways to Kill Your Home Business

Written by Craig Friesen


Copyright 2005 Craig Friesen

I know it is better to be positive than negative. But speaking from experience sometimes you can do things that are bad for your home business without realizing it. You might even think you are doingrepparttar right thing when in fact you are hurting your online business. So here are some "top 5" ways you can throw your work-from-home opportunity downrepparttar 108611 drain (and how to avoid doing so):

1) Have no plan, vision or goals. Sure, you may find success in your home business by accident. But you are more likely to keep your online business alive (and have it grow) by setting some direction. Besides, without a plan and destination how would you even know if you achieved success? Do some dreaming about what you would like your home based business to be in 2 years. Then set some attainable but challenging goals based on your vision. With your goals in mind, chart a plan for your home business.

2) Do nothing. "If you build it, they will come." Wrong - who told you that? One ofrepparttar 108612 most frequent mistakes made by newcomers to online business isrepparttar 108613 belief that if they can just build a nice looking website then they will earn money. Of course some marketing ploys feed on that assumption, luring Internet marketing rookies to purchaserepparttar 108614 only website they will ever need. Just like an offline business, your online opportunity does not usually sell itself. You need to somehow bring potential customers or clients to your business website. This takes hard work, consistency and determination to succeed.

3) Do too much. You can't do too much ofrepparttar 108615 right things. But please do not mistake activity for progress! I hear this allrepparttar 108616 time: "I spend xx hours a week at my computer and not one sale!" Quality not quantity, people. There are some promotional activities such as writing home business articles (hey, like I'm doing here!) and networking politely in business forums that you can never do too much of. But some marketing tools can be over used and actually harm your home based business. Examples: submitting too frequently to some search engines or blasting customer support with an endless line of similar requests.

Finding Keywords Straight From The Bank...

Written by Anik Singal


Copyright 2005 Kurma Group

I still rememberrepparttar day I read about this strategy in an excellent newsletter and was blown away. I went straight to my computer and started using what I learned and I was amazed at how much money I made!

I had found golden keywords straight fromrepparttar 108610 bank – or at least ones that went straight TO my bank!

What keywords? MISspelled keywords. That’s right – I actually found profit in something people are doing “wrong.” Any time someone spells a word wrong onrepparttar 108611 internet, I stand to make a hefty profit!

What are misspelled keywords?

Misspelled keywords are words that are frequently misspelled by searchers on search engines. An example would be to type "intrenet" instead of "internet" - you would be surprised as to how many times misspelled keywords appear.

Why to use them?

Misspelled keywords can be very profitable because there is little competition against them and they still bring very targeted traffic. Optimize for them because others likely are not. Also, use pay per click with them because most other are not!

What are some ofrepparttar 108612 advantages?

There are many advantages of using misspelled keywords, here are a few:

1. Little competition - most are focusing onrepparttar 108613 competitive "correct spelling." 2. High searches - most makerepparttar 108614 same spelling mistake and many makerepparttar 108615 mistake so you still have a high number of searches.

3. Easier to work with - because of less competition these words are easier to optimize for.

4. Cheaper - you can buy pay per click traffic on these keywords for far less (more on this later).

5. Still targeted traffic - you are still getting highly targeted traffic. Where and how to find them?

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