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Most forms of advertising entail you parting with some cash. But not every online method adheres to this rule – and one of them requires no money at all to enable you to succeed in promoting your business to potentially thousands of other people.
This method is known as article marketing, and once you get the hang of it you will be amazed by how much traffic you can generate over time. This is the real benefit of marketing your internet business in this way. Normally an advert in, say, a newspaper or a magazine has a finite shelf life. Once that magazine goes out of date it gets binned – taking your ad along with it.
But when you publish an article online for free you get to make sure that article stays circulating ad infinitum. The internet just keeps on growing – and for you that is nothing but good news.
So here is how this idea works. Let's say your business is focused on selling herbs from home. You write an article offering some ideas on how to use herbs in cooking (for example). In the article itself you focus on offering nothing but good advice, and you don't mention your business at all.
But after the article, in the resource box at the very bottom, you give your name and state that you have a business selling herbs. And you add your website address so that readers of the article can visit your site to have a look at it.
That's basically the idea of article marketing in a nutshell. You may not think you can advertise your business effectively enough this way to make a difference. But you would be surprised at the reality of it. The idea here is to reel potential customers in by giving them worthwhile advice which is related to your business. And once they have read your advice, provided it is truly worthwhile, they will be more likely to visit your site as a result. So then you have the advantage of being able to drive traffic to your site through that article over months, if not years.
Article directories will also make your piece visible to other people for them to use on their websites. So you get more powerful incoming links to your site and more opportunities to build traffic.
But the real power in this method lies in replicating it time and time again. If you have just one or two articles out there doing well, it won't be enough to build up a constant and significant stream of traffic. But if you have a couple of hundred or more, it's a very different story.
So start working towards that number now by writing one or two articles a day and posting them with various free article directories online. Just search for that term Google and see what comes up. You will be amazed at how some consistent effort in this direction pays real dividends.
About The Author: Naz Daud - CityLocal http://www.citylocal.co.uk/ http://www.citylocal.co.uk/businessfranchise/ http://www.citylocal.co.uk/businessfranchise/articles/Advertising-Your-Internet-Business-Online-120/
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Article Title: Build a Business Selling on EBay
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It has been said that you can sell most things on eBay, provided they are legal to sell on the site and can be sent through the post. But how do you decide how to get started when you want to build up a business on the auction site?
Most people start by selling off the things they no longer need from their own homes. We can all find plenty of secondhand items to sell in these categories. Just think of the books, DVDs, CDs, toys, games and much more that you no longer want or need. Having a clear out has started many a successful eBay business and there is no reason to suspect you cannot do the same if you are so minded.
The good thing is that if you want to invest in proper stock and you are short of money to do so, selling your own second hand items is the best way to get you the money that you need initially, quickly. It also gives you experience in selling items as efficiently as possible, so you should also treat it as a learning curve.
The other benefit of selling a wide range of your own items from home that you no longer need is that you can tell what sells the best. Lots of people with eBay businesses have started off wanting to sell one thing and have then switched to selling something else instead – purely because they realised that something else sold better. This is a valuable lesson and it is better to learn it with secondhand items you already have than it is to find out after you invest money in stock.
Once you start to get an idea of what you might like to buy in to sell, you can start looking for potential wholesalers whilst you sell off your secondhand items. This gives you time to research the market properly and also to check what else is selling on eBay that falls into the same category. Finding wholesalers isn't always easy but once you have a couple you like, you can make the most of buying a good amount of stock from them.
Strictly speaking, the best way to get started on the site is by gaining as much experience as you can by selling simple secondhand things. This experience can then be used to help you build a professional business. The last thing you want to do is to make mistakes once you start holding expensive stock and selling as a business. If you can learn the ropes while starting out as a casual seller you will make a much better start once you get your own stock in to sell.
You want to stand out as a good seller when you are trading on eBay. The more efficient and eye catching you can be in this sense, the better it will be. Your reputation is all important so make sure that you satisfy all your customers' requirements. So if you want to learn more, take a look round your house now to see what you can sell from your own home before starting your proper business.
About The Author: Naz Daud - CityLocal http://www.citylocal.co.uk/ http://www.citylocal.co.uk/businessfranchise/ http://www.citylocal.co.uk/businessfranchise/articles/Build-a-Business-Selling-on-EBay-121/
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Article Title: Could You Blog For Other Businesses?
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If you love blogging in your spare time and you have become quite good at it, you could be staring at a prime business opportunity to make some more money from home. The truth is that if you can blog regularly you are building up a skill that many people don't even consider to be one. And if you can show you have that kind of skill there are plenty of businesses out there that wouldn't think twice about paying you to update their blog for them on a regular basis.
The question is how do you get involved with this kind of business opportunity?
The trick is to make it known you can blog for businesses. So for example whatever your blog might be about, put a small ad on there (or better still, write a blog post about it) which says you can write blogs for others as well as yourself. This will open up the idea of doing just that, because a lot of people who read your blog won't even think about asking you to write for them, unless you suggest it.
You can also write a series of articles about the benefits of blogging regularly and post them to the article directories online. Link those articles back to a dedicated page on your own blog where you can tell people that you will blog for them too. You will certainly get some interest through this method and if you do it often enough you may get new clients this way.
There are also plenty of businesses that advertise for bloggers online and will pay for the privilege of having one. So look through all the job ads and visit the freelance hiring sites to look for job ads for bloggers. You will find all manner of opportunities out there when you start looking.
You could start by looking for work updating and adding content to blogs which have a similar topic to your own. This means you can use your own blog to promote your skills, since it is on the same topic. Once you have some experience you can expand your offerings and ensure you work on all kinds of different blogs.
The best thing about blogging for other companies is that you can do it from home, and you can also do it without really worrying about where the next job is coming from. Most businesses will hire you to write one or two blog posts a week, every week – so once you start working on a few of these you will have a steady income coming in.
And of course you can do start this home business part time around a full time job as well. And if you build up enough clients you can think about doing it full time if you wish. Many professional bloggers branch out into providing articles as well, since this requires a very similar skill set.
So think about blogging professionally now if you already have your own blog. It could change your life more than you think.
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Whenever you go online and try to find information about mums working from home, you will be met with tons of information. This might seem like an exaggeration but it really isn't, as you will see when you take a look for yourself. But just because there is a lot of information out there, does that mean working from home in any kind of job is ideal for mums? Let's take a look at some of the pros and cons of homeworking.
If you are a mum or you know someone who is, you'll know that trying to find a regular job that fits in around the school run (not to mention the school holidays) can be a nightmare. Since you need to be available and be flexible for your kids, you cannot be available and flexible for a job at the same time.
But homeworking does of course give you this flexibility. You choose the hours you want to work and when you want to do them. And as a result you can enjoy seeing your kids and being there for them whenever you need to be, and get your work done and bring in a wage at the same time.
But as with everything in life you also need to think about the downsides of this kind of work. For example have you tried getting your work done with one or more kids running around wanting attention all the time? Even if you have two kids who play together beautifully all the time, they can still be distracting. If you have kids of the wrong age, it can be a nightmare trying to work with all the racket going on!
So in a sense the flexibility many mums hanker after is not as easy to find as you might think. The trick is not to take on more work than you can comfortably handle – and to ideally have another income coming into the household.
It's good to be able to work whatever hours you need to, but once the kids are in bed asleep and you have had some dinner, you might find you are too shattered to work. That's fair enough but if you have a deadline to meet you will need to meet it no matter how long a day you have had or how much you'd like to climb in bed and sleep.
The key here is not to be convinced that working from home as a mum is easy. With the right plan of action it can indeed be done. You just need to prepare yourself in the right way and be ready for the realities of the situation.
In addition to this you might want to find some online forums for homeworking mums, because these are full of mothers who are at various stages of working from home. They are a wonderful place to go for inspiration, advice and support. Just remember to give support to others as well as receiving it yourself.
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When you work for yourself it can be challenging to juggle different jobs for different clients. Of course that can also be part of the fun and excitement.
But sometimes you can end up with more work than you bargained for. Despite your best efforts you can find yourself with a huge workload and seemingly not enough time to do it in.
When this happens you need to be organised and disciplined if you are to get everything done on time. Firstly, you should look at your workload and identify which are the most urgent or important jobs are. You need to be strict with this and not spend too much time doing it otherwise you are losing vital work time. This exercise should result in you putting some kind of plan together that will give you a format and list to follow. The higher up the list an item is, the sooner it needs to be done.
You then need to get a good head start on the work concerned. Of course if it is late in the day when you realise you have this huge workload waiting, it might pay you to get an early night and start afresh the next morning. Earlier starts than usual might help you to do well, but consider your own preferences when you are thinking of working a longer day in this situation. For example you might be the type of person who works better later in the day. In this case get up at your normal time and work later instead. Alternatively you might want to get up at 5am instead of 7am and get two hours work completed earlier in the morning. It all depends on how you want to approach the task.
The next important point to consider is creating regular progress checks to make sure that you are on track. Not all jobs will take the same amount of time to complete of course, but you should still have a fair idea of when you should finish a particular job and whether you are still on track to complete everything in time.
Perhaps most important of all though is the need to consider future work. It is very easy to focus only on the work you have close at hand at a time like this. But you also need to think about booking in more work for when your workload returns to normal. It might be good to have a break from your work for a day, or even just an afternoon off once you have completed a big workload like this, but you don't want to be left with no new work at all, so don't turn it away.
As you can see it takes careful planning, preparation and skill to make sure that you can be ready to cope with an unexpectedly busy time. Ideally you will have the perfect workload at all times, but we all know things aren't always that simple. Provided that you are prepared however you should sail through periods of high workload perfectly easily.
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Article Title: Business Idea: Make Money With Domain Names
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Could you run a business from home and make money trading domain names? You certainly could if you were around and buying them a few years ago. But is it still possible to make money from them now? Is it possible to buy a domain, build a basic site around it – or even not bother doing that at all – and sell it on at a profit?
There is no doubt that there are still business people who are doing this. There are even websites that exist for the sole purpose of enabling people to buy and sell domain names and the websites that have been built around them.
But the trick is not so much in doing it; it is in finding the right domain names to buy that will generate your business a good profit. The cost of buying them is not expensive, but you need to be fairly sure you will get a good return for your money after accounting for all expenses. And since some domains sell for three or four figures – and some lucky people might get even more for certain choice domain names – it pays to research the market thoroughly first.
The chances are that if you just dive in and pick names you think might sell on for a profit, you will be disappointed. If you are going to start a business like this you would probably be better off at least trying to build a website around the domain name so that you have more to sell. Bear in mind that when you try to sell a domain name you only have the promise of that name to sell people. If you build a site around it you can have more control over what you promote and sell to potential buyers. This is called website flipping as opposed to domain flipping, which is the process of selling just a domain name on its own.
If you do want to try your hand at buying and selling domain names for a profit, the best bet is to work out which terms are likely to bring you the best rewards. For example at the time of writing the domain name Retweet.com had been offered for sale. Needless to say this is a term used by lots of people to re-publish messages given by others on the social networking site Twitter. At the moment the sum offered for the domain is in five figures, and looks set to go higher.
This is just one example but it does go to show how you can still start a business and make money by choosing select keywords to build a domain around. If you are going to try this though you stand a better chance of making good money if you take the time to build a website so that you have more to offer. With careful planning and researching of the market you could end up making one or two significant sales to kick off a home based business. So don't discount the possibility of making money from domain names – it can still be done if you are careful.
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Can you work from home as well as having a regular job? It is certainly an interesting and intriguing question and the answer is definitely, yes. You will find many people in the country right now who are doing this very thing. Some are running a home business in their spare time whilst others are doing some freelance work.
Working from home after having put in a full day at work can be tiring, but it is one of the best ways to set up a new business in your own right. It can also of course be a good way to earn some extra cash even if you have no intention of leaving your regular job. However, if and when the money starts coming in and overtakes the income from your regular job, you will be sorely tempted to quit employment and work full time in your home business.
In the current negative economic climate, as we gradually start to bring ourselves out of the recession, having a second income that you create for yourself is good in several different ways. For example earning money in this way is very different from earning money as an employed person. You feel good about it because it comes as a direct result of the effort that you have put in. As such it can provide a great boost to your moral and self esteem.
There are also plenty of people out there who were just dabbling in working from home to begin with; they probably had no intention of making it a full time job. But the success they found themselves having as a home worker prompted them to leave work as an employee and they are now working in their own business instead. So you never know what kind of future opportunities and freedoms you might be opening up for yourself.
It is a lot more secure financially to work from home whilst working for someone else as a full time employee with a regular income. There is no pressure to earn a certain amount of money from your home working efforts in any set amount of time. You can explore different opportunities and ways of making money from home before deciding which one is right for you. And because you have more time to devote to your chosen venture – in terms of having no need to earn money by a certain date – you stand more chance of getting it right.
Can you see just how beneficial it can be to have a foot in both camps? Can you imagine bringing in two incomes for the foreseeable future? Many internet based incomes can be earned perpetually as well. Take setting up a website and earning money through the advertising that appears on it for example. You can do this and earn money from your site even when you are out at your regular job. This is an income that can grow over time while you are still working as an employee. And when your own income matches that of your employee pay cheque, you can decide whether you really want to remain as an employee or go it alone.
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Virtual real estate is the term commonly given to the act of having websites online that you own and receive an income from. That income could be a few pounds a week or as much as a significant sum every single day. But however much you earn from this business, the more sites that you own the more likely you are to have a greater income as a result.
So how do you go about getting the most from this type of business working from home?
For a start you build up your piece of the internet one site at a time. And with each new site that you create you can put into practice the lessons you have learned from building the previous ones. Most sites are very easy to build now. For example, many websites use Wordpress to create an attractive and easy to navigate site for visitors to use. Most people can figure out how to create a Wordpress site without even having to read any manuals about it – it's that easy.
The bigger task is arguably figuring out which subjects to build your sites around. You need popular subjects that will still hopefully be just as popular in several years from now. But at the same time it pays to narrow your focus enough to enable you to pick a topic that people will want to know about and find more information on.
The key to making money from such a site is by having business adverts on it that people will want to click on. Google Adsense ads are the best example of this, and you will see them on many different websites. It is relatively easy to apply for an account and put the ads on your site; they must match up to the content you have written about on the site. For example if you write about football the ads on your site will also be on football topics. This maximises your chances of getting a good number of clicks on the ads – and each click will earn you some money.
Obviously you won't become a millionaire from this type of home business overnight. But there are people out there who manage to make a lot of money doing this – creating sites and updating them regularly to produce a good return on the time they have spent making them.
The idea is to keep on creating these new sites regularly. You won't make a lot of money from just one site, but there is no doubt that if you keep on creating them you will start earning lots of small amounts from every site that you have. Four figure sums each month are possible, but even if you aim for three figures it will obviously make a big difference to your life.
It's up to you how far you want to take this business opportunity. But as you can see, it has the potential to take you a very long way indeed all from the comfort of your own home.
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Internet based businesses / jobs that enable you to work from home are many and varied, some are good and some not so good. The great news is that there are lots of websites that explore these home working opportunities and they give you an idea of what the companies will be like to work for in reality.
If you are in the position of thinking about working online you may already have one or two possibilities in mind. There are the perennial favourites such as earning money from eBay for example. But this is just one of many business opportunities for earning money online, and if you go straight for the ones you know about you could be missing out on plenty of others.
For an example, there are people online right now who are earning good money from their photography; others are making a small amount of money by taking part in various surveys. Many people are making a good living from their writing or editing skills whilst others are earning an income helping small internet businesses with their SEO.
There are so many jobs and business ideas which involve the internet that it can be hard to find them all, let alone think about which one will match your own skills. This is the important thing though. Not only should you make a list of all the potential jobs / businesses there are, you should also think about which ones match your own skill set most closely. This will enable you to make more money at what you do.
For example you might think you can make a lot of money from photography and selling online stock photos, and indeed you can if you are talented enough. But if you don't have that talent you will struggle. However, if you have decent writing skills you could make a lot of money focusing on your passion and doing that instead.
Remember too that every niche has several sub-niches to explore. For example with photography you could focus on surreal images, images of people or images of recognisable places. With writing you could write press releases, create blogs and update them for clients and companies, or even write articles and web pages for them. The opportunities are endless and that means you need to think about where your skills and experience lie to make the most of them.
But perhaps the most important thing to remember is that you need to focus on one business idea to make a real success of it. Many people try sticking their fingers into too many pies, and as a result they end up struggling to make anything work effectively. This is bad news because you need to devote enough time and focus to one thing to make it work properly.
By focusing on a single money making opportunity, working your socks off from home, you should be able to succeed and hit your targets or even surpass them.
Once you have nailed your first venture from home you can move on and add something else to your repertoire. But until then stick with the single opportunity that stands the best chance of making you some real money.
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When you do a so called 'normal' job – ie when you are working for someone else's business – you are beholden to the weather to a certain extent. The extensive snow we have had across the UK in recent weeks – and indeed last year as well on many other occasions – has shown how difficult it can be for regular employed workers to get to work as usual.
But if you are operating a home business and / or working from home you cannot use the excuse of the weather to get out of doing a day's work. Since you don't have to venture outside if you don't want to, you can stay indoors in the warm and complete a normal day's work.
There are still some issues you should be aware of at this time though. If you have a family the chances are you will have one or more people who will be staying home because they cannot reach work or school. This could have a knock on effect for you and your job / business, so you can see that even though you can work as normal in theory, the problems of other people can still scupper your plans.
It is good to plan in advance if the weather forecast happens to predict snow. If you are expecting visitors to your home business, you will need to clear the paths. You might have to consider starting work earlier before everyone else gets up, so that you can get snow cleared and normal work done. Similarly working later in the day once everyone has gone to bed might be the only way you can get keep up with normal duties.
When this kind of situation happens you need to prioritise what you are going to do. Take a look at your daily schedule and see how much work is listed there that absolutely has to be done that day. Prioritise that to get it done first; you might have to reallocate other tasks to another day when things are back to normal.
Some home workers automatically think they can get off work for the day when the snow comes down. But of course if you work via the internet there is no reason why you cannot still complete and send work on time just as you normally would. The only exception would be if the weather had brought down power cables and your electricity goes off.
This is why you should always have alternate methods of getting in touch with clients in case you should find yourself without electricity at any point. Keep these details in an easy to locate place – there is no point keeping them on your computer hard drive!
So you can see that even home workers can be affected by the weather, although perhaps not as much as other workers. Since you only have to go from room to room to get to your place of work it stands to reason that you won't be hampered by the weather. The only things you might be hampered by are the other people in your household that are affected by it.
If you are running a home business or just working at home, it still pays to plan in advance as much as you can so that you can cope with extreme weather.
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No matter what franchise you decide to buy when you finally take the decision to work from home, you will be doing more than just one job. You will have to be a manager, a secretary, a bookkeeper, a promoter and plenty more besides. And this is something that a lot of business owners don't realise when they buy a home franchise until the last minute.
Let's say for example you start a business working as an internet marketer. This is a good job to do from home because the majority of the work will be done online and on your computer. But however knowledgeable you might be about internet marketing you will also have to become au fait with those other positions mentioned above.
For example you will have to keep accurate records of your income and expenditure every single day. If you don't, you will have a panic on your hands when the time comes to submit a tax return. While you don't need to fill in your tax return yourself – your accountant can do that for you – you still need to be able to give them all the relevant figures to work with.
As such you need to be a good secretary and take care of all the paperwork every day. Do you have bills to pay? Do you have things to buy for your business, perhaps? Whatever needs doing – whether it is replying to emails or answering letters – you need to be doing it yourself.
You also need to be able to manage your franchise business on a day to day basis. How well are you doing at the moment? Where will you be going next? Can you plan ahead and see where you want to be in, say, a month from now? How about six months from now? This is all about staying in control of your business and making the most of the potential that lies within it.
And how about marketing your business? It's not enough to set up a website, populate it with your products and links and sit back and wait for people to buy. You need to actively find ways to engage the audience you are aiming for, to ensure your business grows and succeeds.
This is where some people struggle. You may understand all the ins and outs of internet marketing but it is the act of bringing everything together that really turns an average business into a successful one. You need to develop a way of thinking that takes on all these job roles and uses them all to your best advantage. By doing this you can enhance your business and develop it beyond your wildest dreams.
In any business the idea is that all the workers work as a team to produce the best results. Different departments work and liaise with each other to make this happen. You need to do this in your franchise business too – the only difference is that you need to take on all the roles yourself initially.
Are you ready to do that?
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If you are still at the early stage of considering what kind of work to do from home, it can pay to find out what other people are successfully doing already. Some home workers know what it is they want to do right from the very start, whereas others have no idea how they want to make money. They only know they want to work in this way.
This is when the case studies will come in handy, because they allow you to see what a particular work at home job is like. Fortunately they are easy to find online – you only need to search for work at home case studies to find plenty of material you can use to help you make your decision.
Case studies are in many ways better than descriptions of a home working job, because they allow you to see beyond what a job should be like, to view what it actually is like. Many people who work from home love what they do and enjoy the many advantages and perks of working in this way. But of course they also have days and occasions when things don't go to plan and they come up against problems. Every job has days like this and home based jobs are no exception.
You will tend to find this kind of information in some of the case studies you will read, as people are keen to describe what their daily jobs are like working from home. Basic descriptions of jobs may include some of the cons of working in that position, but you cannot really know what the reality of the downsides is. Case studies are more likely to give you a better insight into moments like this.
Make sure you try different sites as well to find as many work from home job case studies as possible. By reading different people's points of view you can get a more rounded picture of a particular job. As you do this you should be able to start narrowing down the possible home work you might want to do. The more you narrow down your choices the more you can look into those you do have an interest in and find out more about them.
This is a good way to find out what you could actually do working from home. It is important not to just fall for the attractions of the job though. You need to have your own skill set firmly set up and consider whether you are capable of doing the job you are reading about.
But as you can see, finding and reading various case studies does give you a good idea of what to expect from a job before you actually start doing it. If you can focus on the reality of a job first, when you come to do it for real you will be far less likely to be put off by any problems.
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Whatever kind of home business you run it is vitally important that you keep an eye on your cash flow. If you don't it is very easy to run into problems – and that can happen even if you are quite successful.
When you first start out you have to think about how you will fund your business. This may vary significantly depending on what kind of business you run. For example many internet businesses can be run on a shoestring budget, provided you have already got a computer and internet access of course. But other businesses may require thousands of pounds to set them up. It all depends on what you want to do and how much equipment you want to buy to be able to do that job.
Once you get up and running you will have a better idea of how much money you can bring in. Obviously it doesn't matter what you are doing – you will always build the business up and end up earning more in the long run, provided everything goes according to plan. But you should at least have an idea of how much you are capable of bringing in.
If your business is bringing in £2,000 a month, and your outgoings – including your salary – add up to the same amount, you might think that you are doing well. In a sense you are, because you are able to meet all your outgoings and also pay yourself a wage. But it doesn't leave any room for mistakes or problems.
This is why you should always work towards having income that is considerably larger than your outgoings. If you can work to build up a cushion of cash in your business account, you will always know that if someone doesn't pay up on time, your business won't be at risk. If you can be confident of having a good cash flow that has a cushion like this, you can move ahead more confidently with your business.
Many business owners don't think too much about cash flow. Instead they focus on how much they are bringing in each month. This is understandable but it should not be the only thing you are focusing on. You want to know if your business is in profit, and you also want to know if you can cope with an unexpected problem which means less money is going to come in for a while.
As you can see it really does pay to learn as much as you can about cash flow. If you keep a regular eye on it – say once a week for example – you will be far less likely to be surprised by any issues or problems that could crop up in your business. And this should prevent you from instantly becoming a casualty if your business goes through a rough patch.
The moral is never to take your eye off your cash flow. If you do, you might find it flows out of your business and doesn't come back.
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Working from home is a very desirable idea for many people. It's not really surprising when you think about it; after all you can get up and work in your pyjamas if you want to.
And this is perhaps one of the reasons why so many people get caught up in various scams that promise good money for working from home. Let's be clear about this though – while you can make a good income from home working it does depend on what you do to earn it. The vast majority of home workers make their money from home franchises and / or their own plans and ideas, and not by signing up for a bogus scheme operated by someone else.
So what should you look out for when you are thinking about working from home; you want to be sure you don't fall victim to those perpetrating the scams?
There are certain signs that are indicative of a scam. The first one involves sending off a payment to find out how the working from home job works. There are lots of legitimate jobs online and you should never have to pay a penny to apply for them. Anyone who charges you money to apply for a job is perpetrating a scam. They will come up with dozens of reasons why such a fee is necessary – one of the most popular ones is the need to be sure you are serious about doing the job.
The second common feature of working from home scams is the fact that you can never find out exactly what is involved until you do send that fee. Have you ever applied for a job before that has this stipulation in it? And would you even consider applying for a regular job which made this a condition of applying? Of course you wouldn't – and yet people are caught up in these scams every day.
The third factor is the 'too good to be true' factor. If it sounds too easy the chances are you are looking at a scam. A good example of this is the infamous envelope stuffing scam. Do you really think you could earn a pound or more for every envelope you process as described? And do people really earn hundreds of pounds a day just by doing this? Of course not – and when you really think about it you will see that it is a scam.
Common sense should always be foremost in your mind when you are considering taking any work which is based at home. If a specific company is offering home work you should be able to check out their background and meet with them to discuss the opportunity. Most companies who do hire home workers do so on a local basis rather than nationally.
Provided you avoid all 'jobs' that require you to make a payment of some kind and you consider how realistic they really are, you should easily be able to steer clear of all the potential scams that are out there.
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The good thing about working for yourself is that you can be more flexible with your working hours than you would be otherwise. Just imagine going into a regular job at eleven thirty in the morning just because it suited you better that day to do so. Chances are they wouldn't be happy about it.
But as the boss you can do this if you wish because you have control over your working hours and work only when it suits you. But you do need to be a bit careful because there is no one looking over your shoulder reminding you to do certain things at certain times. If you don't get the work done when it needs to be done you will end up losing clients and your business could be at risk.
It is essential therefore to make sure you have methods of hitting deadlines every single time, no matter what might be happening around you. It's easy to get a job which should take you 10 hours and block out 10 hours on your calendar to complete it. But if you block out the last possible 10 hours you aren't leaving any breathing space available as a cushion in case anything urgent arises.
Let's say for example you have a day's work that needs to be sent off by Friday night. If you block out Friday for doing it you aren't leaving any space in case anything should happen to ruin your plans. But if you allocated say Wednesday for the job instead, you would have two extra days in lieu in case anything went wrong.
Supposing you sat down to do the work and your internet connection went down or you had a power cut? If that happened on Friday you wouldn't have a chance of getting the work done in time. But the same situation on Wednesday wouldn't be as panic stricken. This is because you know you have two extra days to use if you need them, which gives you time to solve the problem and get the work done as well.
Of course you might want to get everything done more than two days in advance. But this is typically a good cushion to have, and it covers most issues which could crop up. And of course for the most part nothing will happen to scupper your plans, which means you can get the work done two days early and impress the client with your timeliness. So in a way this method has an exciting bonus in store which you can always count on if you stick to your own deadline instead of that of the client.
As you start to use this in your everyday business life when you are working from home you will notice yourself being less stressed as well. This is because you won't have the same sense of urgency about each deadline. Even the smallest thing won't throw you off balance because you know you have time to cope with it.
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If you already work from home you probably have a dedicated space set up in which you work. But how good is it? Does it meet all your business needs? Do you struggle to keep focused on your work or do you always seem to be fighting against your surroundings?
If you are frustrated with the space you have – or you are just starting out and you want to get off on the right foot – it's time to take a serious look at your office space. Even if you work out of the corner of a room used for another purpose, it is important to make the most of what you have.
For a start, do you have a suitable desk to work on? If you need to hide your workspace away when it is not in use, think about buying a computer armoire to hide everything neatly away. These are basically large units or pieces of furniture that look like wardrobes, but when you open the doors or roll up the shutters you will find a complete home office space.
They come in lots of different designs too so you can usually find one to blend in with the furniture that you already have. The big bonus of these is that you are less likely to be distracted by work when you aren't working. And this is particularly important if you are working out of a room you also use for another purpose. If you have a dedicated office that you can shut the door on, it doesn't matter about hiding things away because the idea is that you won't be going in there during non-working hours anyway.
The next thing to think about is the need to be able to work with minimal distractions when you are using your workspace. To this end you need to be sure it is big enough and comfortable enough to use. Get yourself a proper office chair if you can, because you will find it far more comfortable to sit in.
You also need to be sure you won't be distracted by the view from the window. Whatever kind of view you have you will find yourself looking out to see what is going on. Adding blinds or curtains is a good idea, as is the act of moving your desk away so you can't be tempted to look out all the time. Do make sure your desk isn't in too dark a place though. If you buy a computer armoire to use, make sure you can add lights to it if it doesn't already have them. This will make it easier to see what you are doing without straining your eyes.
It certainly pays to think carefully about your working space at home, wherever it might be. You will after all be spending a lot of time in your home office so you need to be as comfortable as possible while focusing on whatever home based job you happen to do.
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When you have to work overtime when working from home, do not let anything stop you from completing your tasks. Make sure that you do allow yourself some free quality time as well.
However well prepared you are when you are a home worker there will be days when additional time is needed in order to meet a client's deadline. There could be a number of reasons for this. They may have moved the goalposts on a deadline which means you have to speed up to finish it. Or perhaps you fell ill for a day or two and got a bit behind on your work.
Whatever the reason might be, it is your responsibility to make sure that deadline is met. If it isn't you could lose a valuable client – and since this is your business you want to protect your client base as much as you can.
In most situations you shouldn't be working overtime on a regular basis. You may find that you have to initially in order to get the business up and running; you will probably also need to maximise your income for a start. But once that initial stage is passed you must try and set normal working hours for yourself.
So How Do You Cope when a Deadline Means You Have to Go Outside of Those Hours for Once?
The first task is to figure out how long it is likely to take you in additional hours to complete the project. It could be anything from just an additional hour to half a day or more. Obviously the shorter the length of time required the sooner you will be able to get it done and the easier you will find it to do.
In addition to this you need to block out additional areas of your schedule to make it work. For a start ask yourself whether any other jobs could be moved back to make more room in your normal working day. For example do you have some spare time tomorrow that you could spend doing this instead of looking for new business? While this is an essential task it could also be put to one side for the moment, allowing you to use some of your normal working day to complete the job.
When it comes to overtime though, you need to think about when you are most productive through the day. If you are a morning person you might be better off getting up earlier and making the most of those early hours. If you work better later in the day you may have to resign yourself to working during the evening.
You also need to decide whether you want to get the work finished in one block or whether you need to split it into different sections to make the most of the time available to you. If you attempt to get it finished in one go, make sure you allow yourself short breaks every now and then to get some fresh air.
As you can see there are always solutions to come up with when you have to work overtime on a job. Trying to avoid it in the first place is a good idea, but sometimes you simply have to prepare for the extra few hours.
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That title may sound slightly accusatory – but we are not suggesting that you don't work hard when you are sitting at your desk at home. No, the purpose of this article is to think about how many hours you actually do work that you will be paid for.
Most people don't think of working in this way. They assume that because they arrive at their desk at 9am and leave it at 5pm – with an hour for lunch somewhere in between – that they work for seven hours a day. But you need to consider that you won't be actively engaged in practical work you can charge a client for during every single one of those seven hours.
Let's take an example so we can see how this works. Let's say you have a job from a client that will take seven hours, and let's say you can work on it without interruptions and without stopping – except for a break for lunch. This means you could complete the job in a single working day by working 100% of that day.
But in reality life at home isn't like that. There is a high possibility that you will need to start by checking your business emails to see if any new work has come in. This could take you half an hour to complete. You might also need to do some invoicing for work you have already completed, assuming you are a one man band (which many home businesses are). This could take another half an hour.
So suddenly you will be working just six hours out of a possible seven that day when it comes to working on actual client projects. This means you will have to work one more hour the following morning in order to complete the project you are engaged on.
But of course you still haven't accounted for doing any more promotion or marketing. Once this job ends will you have others lined up? If not, you need to figure in some time for marketing as well.
So you can see here that not every hour you work will be one that is paid for by the client. You should set your fees so they take this into account, but you can see how important it is to keep an eye on your actual working time. This is because you need to think about building in adequate marketing and administrative time, as well as time to get all of those other little things done each day.
Not every business person thinks about their working day like this. But if you actually monitor the tasks you do each day and time them, you will see that you spend your day rather differently from how you thought that you did. The more knowledge you have about your business day, the more likely it is you will successfully charge the right rates and plan more successfully for the future.
So – how much time do you really spend working?
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Any home business owners rely on email to receive and send work to and from clients. While not all jobs rely on email in this way, many do and even if you don't you will still use it to contact people whom you can then meet face to face.
But email has a habit of encroaching on your working day, so that every time you hear that ping or see that a new email has come in, you feel obliged to see what it is. It could be a business email, junk email or a missive from Amazon, but regardless of whether it is work related or not you will have broken your concentration and resuming work could take longer than you think.
So how do you fight the battle against email so you are able to work conscientiously at home and not be a slave to checking it every five minutes?
Firstly you need to set parameters to work with. It makes sense to check your emails first thing in the morning because there may have been some urgent message from a business client that has come in since you finished work the previous day. Once that task is done though, avoid checking them again until after lunch. This gives you the whole morning to focus on other tasks that need doing, rather than constantly checking your mails.
Depending on how you access your emails you might want to set the automatic update to only update every hour, rather than every five minutes. This will make it less tempting to see what emails you have received.
Once you have had lunch you can go back into home office, check your business emails and see what has come in during the morning. If anything urgent has cropped up you can deal with it before tackling the afternoon's work.
This twice a day method will ensure you are not consumed with the need to constantly check your emails. It might take a while to get used to this new habit but it will definitely pay off. And your clients will also soon get used to the fact you only check them twice a day. In fact if you want to let them know in advance how you are doing things, simply put a note in the signature line of your emails telling them that incoming emails are checked twice a day, at 9am and 2pm, or whatever times you plan to look at them.
This will send a clear message that you take your emails seriously and check them every day – but you do so on your own terms. This message will also send a positive message to clients ensuring them that your work comes first and you demand a proper working environment to ensure the best quality work is done.
You might feel strange trying to cut down on the amount of time you spend checking your emails. But once you get used to it you will be amazed by the difference it can make to your home business and working day.
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It doesn't matter whether your new business is going to be working from home, working online or anything in between. The most important thing ingredient of all is knowledge – and plenty of it is required when starting any new business.
Some people forget about this aspect of starting up a new business and yet it can make all the difference between success and failure. This applies to every single aspect of what you are doing as well. It doesn't matter what job you do or where you do it – knowledge will decide whether you will be an ongoing success or not.
The importance of knowledge starts at the very beginning of your business journey too. You will need to find out what you need to do to register your business and pay the appropriate tax and National Insurance for example. You will need to find a qualified accountant and figure out what records you will need to keep.
Knowledge also applies when you want to learn how to perform your job correctly. This is made even more important because of the fact you are working for yourself. There won't be anyone else by your side to help you out. It all comes down to you to ensure you have all the knowledge you will need to succeed.
For example, you can begin by researching the lives of people who are working in the same job you are about to begin. If you are a photographer and you want to sell your photography online for example, you need to see how other photographers are doing it already. Some of what you find out you may already know, but you will also learn new things too. This will give you an opportunity to develop your business in ways you previously may not have thought of.
Knowledge doesn't stop once your business gets underway either. The more you learn, the more you can develop in the future. If you can overtake your competition in whatever field you are in, you stand a chance of earning more money as well.
Needless to say getting into regular habits regarding building your knowledge in this respect is a good thing. You will find you soak up new information like the proverbial sponge after a while and you'll find new ways of applying that information as well. No matter how your business starts out, it can develop in all kinds of ways. If you leave it to stagnate it will be overtaken by your competition and that could damage your livelihood.
In effect, your knowledge and how much you have will depend on your own efforts and how you apply them. Don't ever let those good habits slip - otherwise you could end up losing out on a better business and more clients because of it.
Ask yourself how powerful you are right now. The answer will depend on how much knowledge you have – and how you are using it.
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If you work from home you may have to compromise when it comes to having a work space to use. It would be ideal to have a spare room then decorate it and furnish it how you like. In reality, when launching a new home-based business, you may have to settle for a small desk in a small corner of your house somewhere – at least to begin with.
Wherever you end up working you must make sure you give your desk all due respect. If you are exploring lots of methods for making money online and working from home, you are likely to have lots of notes and ideas strewn about the place. If you don't keep control over them, you will end up losing track of where you are and what you are doing in your business.
So, you can see that it is important to keep your desk tidy and well organised. If you don't, there is every chance that you won't get as much done as you would otherwise.
Let's take a typical day in a home office for example; you will probably have an idea – or perhaps a list – of things you want to do for the day before you even start. Ideally, that list should be on your desk already so you know exactly what to do and when to do it by.
But supposing you have a messy desk? If you do you will end up wasting time tidying it (or at least making an effort to do so) before you can even start work. If it was tidy to start with you wouldn't have to do that. If you finish every day with the intention of spending five minutes having a quick tidy round before you finish work, you will be ready for action the minute you start work again the next day.
Of course if you have your desk in a public part of the house that you share with other people, it will end up being open to abuse in that way too. If this is the case you need to make it clear that whoever uses the space needs to leave it as they found it – in a tidy condition. The last thing you want is to keep it tidy yourself and then arrive for work the next day to find out someone has got there before you.
A tidy work space leads to a tidy mind – words to keep close to you if you want to be successful and productive when working from home. This basically means that if you have a clear space to work in your mind will also be clear and free from clutter. This is good news if you are trying to build up your own business from home as you will be trying to develop a business that will make it possible to wave goodbye to a 'proper job'.
So take a look at your work space now. Does it make the grade for you or not?
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When it comes to starting a new business some people think they have to make the leap from being employed to being self employed all in one go. However, this can be the worst way to try and do things.
The chances are you will eventually want your new business to fully support you and your family. There is nothing wrong with this – in fact it is an admirable goal to have – but, in order to get there you have to put a lot of work in. You also have to face the fact that your business may be operating at a loss to start with.
This can put unnecessary pressure on you, your business and your family - especially if you leave your job and start your new business at the same time. It may seem to be a sensible choice to begin with; after all, you are devoting 100 per cent of your time to your new business. You are also taking away the security of having that regular money coming in while you build it from the ground up - could you live with doing that and keep everything going at the same time?
It can be easier to do this if you have a partner and you both work. You may be able to come to an agreement to cut down on bills and household goods and reduce down to one stable pay cheque while you get started. However, if your partner should lose their job for any reason you don't have any leeway at all to work with.
The downside of keeping your regular job going while you build your business is that you have far fewer hours in the day to work with. This doesn't make it impossible to start moving in the right direction though. Many people work from 7.30am to 5.30pm every week day, then come in from work and spend the evenings developing ideas and a client base for their own business. It can be tough at first while juggling both jobs, but after a reasonable amount of time, they are able to leave their full time employment and launch into a home run business that was already paying them more than their employed position.
It might be difficult to balance the two together initially, but it can actually result in a faster route to success. If you try and build up a business while you are worrying about paying the mortgage and the bills, you can end up going wrong and finding yourself back at square one. Having the security of a regular income while you develop your own ideas for a home run job is the best way to make sure you don't rush into anything and ruin it as a result.
You may well be desperate to leave your employed position, but hang onto it for a few more months if you can. It could be the best thing you do for your new business.
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More often than not people who have their own websites on the internet use them to sell products and services. As such the website is a middle man that puts each party in contact with the other and hopefully makes a sale or two in the process. However, what if you don't have a product to sell or any services to sell either? Can you still create your own website and make money on the internet?
The answer for those who are looking for a more straightforward way to make money working on the internet from home is yes. This is because everyone has one thing they can sell to someone else; and that vital thing is information.
What do you know that other people might not? It all depends on what you are good at doing. Whatever it is – and there are likely to be plenty of subjects you know a lot about – you can build a website on it and monetise that site to make money from it.
Contrary to popular belief it doesn't involve much work to do this. You do need to make sure you pick a niche subject that other people are going to want to know something about. You will also need to provide a website that has a fair amount of information on it. However, that doesn't mean it has to be huge nor does it have to be complex.
For example, let's say you know a lot about cooking; narrow down the focus to zone in on one area of cooking, like for example Italian cooking. Then write a number of articles to start the site off and split them into categories to make sure the site is easy to navigate.
All you need is a fast internet connection, a domain name, hosting and a platform to publish on. Word-press is the easiest one to use and while it is technically blogging software, plenty of people use it to develop a proper website with. Over time, you can add more content to it – but one of the first things you add (apart from the initial content) should be Google Adsense adverts. These will automatically be shown to correspond with the subject of your site, so more people are likely to click on them and make you money as a result.
You won't be likely to earn millions from one internet site, but it is a start and many people have gone from these humble beginnings to build up a decent income on the internet from having a range of websites all dedicated to different subjects. If you like writing, researching and exploring different topics, this could be a nice sideline – a hobby that will start to bring in a good income for you over time.
So if you are stumped for some money making ideas to put into action online, give this one some thought before going on to anything else. It opens up the idea of residual income and it can lead to a whole empire of sites as well.
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There are lots of people out there in cyberspace right now, writing articles, blog posts and all manner of other things and making good money by doing so. So perhaps the answer to the question posed in the title should be whether you personally can make money doing this working from home, and not whether it is possible or not as clearly it is.
So how should you get started in this particular internet business? The first thing to do is to have your own website because this helps you in two key ways. Firstly it enables you to get your name out there on the internet as a writer. This is essential if you want to ensure people can approach you for work in the future.
Secondly you will be able to showcase your writing skills. Having a blog is enough for you to do this with, and you can grab a free blog from many different sites including Blogger. So there isn't even any initial cost involved in doing thisd.
It isn't enough to use this method and expect the work to come flooding in straightaway. There are lots of places you can find writing work online, so you need to start looking for it in lots of different places. This should be a regular activity too, particularly when you are just starting out and you want to find a good few clients to get started with. If you only look a couple of times a week for a few minutes a time, you will miss most of the work that is available. You need to consciously work at getting those first few jobs under your belt.
One important thing to bear in mind is that there is a wide range of prices paid for writing work online. Some jobs also pay in US dollars instead of British pounds, so you need to bear in mind the conversion rate also. The key thing to remember is that you won't start off being able to get the best jobs out there. You need to have a track record and that means starting off with lower paid work and then moving up the ladder from there.
The more jobs that you can get the quicker you will be able to establish your reputation as a writer. Look for work on classified websites such as Craigslist and on job bidding sites such as Elance. These represent just two of the many sites which offer freelance writing work, and the more you explore the internet the more of these sites you will discover.
The key thing to remember is to persevere. You may not find many writing jobs to begin with, and if you do you may not be accepted to complete them. But keep on going and eventually if you are good enough you will be enjoying a second income, whilst keeping your overheads low by working from home as an internet content writer. And who knows, you may eventually make the transition to becoming a full time writer.
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Some people will tell you that you need to invest thousands of pounds in a website. Others will tell you that you then have to spend hundreds of pounds on advertising. And of course there are products and a myriad of other things you need to think about as well.
So what is the magic figure? How much money should you put aside to start off your brand new internet business?
The answer really depends on a number of factors. For starters it depends on what kind of business you are setting up. If you have skills to sell – perhaps you want to make money from writing for example – then you don't need to worry about investing in stock. You have the skills you need already to create the work once people order it.
It also depends on what you are capable of doing to reduce the costs involved with setting up your own business. For example if you know enough to set up your own website you won't have to pay someone else to do it for you. It might take you a bit longer but you may see this as a price worth paying , in order to save some actual expenditure to someone else. In addition to this there are some small business services online which offer either a discounted website or a free one to get you started. Microsoft does this with its small business arm.
Time is an important factor in many cases. For example you may well be able to set up your own website on your own. But how long will it take you? If the answer is several months then you may be better off paying someone else if it will get you the website you need in a week or two instead. Just think of all the sales you could make in the time it takes you to complete the same job.
As you can see it isn't as easy as you might think to figure out how much to invest in your internet business. For example you might want to indulge in some paid advertising such as Google Adwords to help you find new clients and customers. On the other hand you may be happy to use all manner of free advertising methods to help you spread the word about your new business. A lot depends on how fast you want to get results.
This is why many new internet businesses are started alongside a regular job. Not only does this mean there may be some cash available to help pave the way if necessary, it also means there is no time pressure to make money quickly. An internet business built up like this can grow gradually and thus develop into something really worthwhile in the long run.
So you see there is no magic sum of money that will get an internet business off to a flying start. Instead you need to work out what you want to achieve and when you want to get there.
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