I do NOT know what business is perfect for you! But I DO know how to empower YOU to find your perfect business, and I'm going to do that in this very article. And I won't even charge you a penny. ;)

Doing business online can be confusing. So many choices. So many sites. And each one knows how to make their business sound like right one for you.

So how can you know which one is right for you?

The way you can know is to choose a business that meets these five requirements. If they don't meet all five, they don't deserve a quality person like you. After all, YOU deserve best!

So here's what to look for. I respect your time, so I'll keep each point brief.

1. A Wide Variety of Quality Products

If you don't sell quality products you will be doomed to forever chasing first sale from every customer. Without repeat orders, your business will never grow and create time freedom you want and deserve. If you don't offer a wide enough variety, you won't have something to offer every visitor, which is one key to success.

The bottom line? Don't settle for anything less that offering BEST products, and offering a very wide variety to meet every possible need.

2. A Company That Provides Free Information BEFORE You Begin

This is very important. Any company that deserves an excellent person such as you is one that is willing to invest in your success BEFORE you invest in theirs. A top company will provide you with plenty of information, answer your questions, let you hear from others in their business, and more, to prove they want you on their team.

3. World Class Support

Home based business can offer that's unique is personalized, customized service that may not be available from a larger company. These extra touches are well worth paying for in my opinion.

In figuring out how much to charge for your services you can do a number of things to set fees:

1) Go online to some of wage comparison sites and see what jobs similar to yours pay a) www.salary.com b) www.monstermoving.monster.com c) www.salaryexpert.com

2) Also, online take a look at some of job sites and see what salaries are being offered to people who would do same type of job as your are going to be doing. Remember though your work isn’t 9 – 5 each day....being self employed often means longer hours and there is no overtime pay.

3) Talk to people you know who work in industry you are entering and see if you can get an idea about salary range

4) If what you’re doing is something very unusual and unique ask yourself “what would I pay for this service?” “what can my customers afford to pay”