Read Your Market's Mind - 3 Great Market Research Resources

Written by Jeff Smith


Starting a new online business, developing a new product, launching a new marketing campaign, buying advertising can all depend on how well you are able to research your market.

All business is based on demand.

The formula and 40 techniques for finding demand we list in "The Ultimate Information Entrepreneur's Success Package" at http://www.infoproductcreator.com show that there are many ways to discover and test demand.

One ofrepparttar leading ways is to look at magazines, journals, and media sources within a given market or on a specific target.

Specifically, what you want to see is evidence that:

1. There are multiple magazine titles focused on your market and/or proposed business idea. If there are no magazines targeting your market, that is a surefire warning sign that you may not have your market segmentation or problem statement correct.

2. You want to see evidence thatrepparttar 140391 magazines targeting your area of interest are healthy. How often do they publish, what do they sell for, how many pages are inrepparttar 140392 latest issues, how are they supported (what isrepparttar 140393 subscription price and how much is it to advertise), what is their circulation, how long have they been publishing, has their format and topic been consistent over time?

3. You would like to see an active advertising section that shows evidence of other business owners within your market spending money on advertising, consistently. The presence of recurring advertising is one sign of a healthy market. Look at what they are selling for signs of what products are in demand.

Basic things you should know about a lease purchase contract

Written by Amanda Shoemaker


What exactly is a contract?

By definition, a contract is an agreement between two or more parties to do, or to refrain from doing, a particular thing in exchange for something valuable. The parties can be individuals, businesses, organizations and government agencies.

They key elements of a successful real estate contract:

1. Offer and acceptance

This implies original signatures with no alterations torepparttar contract. Don't mistake offer and acceptance for counter-offer. Whenrepparttar 140379 original offer is marked up and initialed byrepparttar 140380 party receiving it, then signed, you got a counter-offer and not offer and acceptance. When you come to a final agreement, you should rewriterepparttar 140381 contract according torepparttar 140382 agreement and this contract must be signed by both parties.

2. Consideration

Usually, money isrepparttar 140383 form of consideration people use, but sometimes, a promise to perform/pay is also good. .

3. Written contract

All real estate contracts must be in writing. In order to write a good real estate contract, you must keep in mind these things:

You must writerepparttar 140384 full name ofrepparttar 140385 parties onrepparttar 140386 contract and thus identifyrepparttar 140387 parties.

You must haverepparttar 140388 legal description onrepparttar 140389 contract. Sometimes,repparttar 140390 address will do, but it's preferable to haverepparttar 140391 full legal description. By having this onrepparttar 140392 contract, you will haverepparttar 140393 property identified.

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