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Niche markets provide a product or service for a specific group of customers who have very specific needs. One of the biggest mistakes that new online business owners make is ignoring the concept of niche marketing and focusing on big markets that appear to be big moneymakers.
While this can be quite tempting, there is simply too much competition in the big markets. Those who are new to the online business world don't stand a chance of competing against companies who have already cornered the market.
With niche marketing, it is a different story. Entrepreneurs can significantly increase their chances of success by focusing on specific niche markets. You determine a need and develop products and services that will satisfy that need.
Niche marketing also provides you with an opportunity to market to a very specific audience. By targeting your audience, you can easily tailor advertising and promotional campaigns that are almost guaranteed to work.
By now, you're probably wondering how to go about finding niche markets. Fortunately, it's much easier than one would think. The key is to find a group large enough to produce a reasonable volume of business, but small enough to be looked over by your competition.
The following steps will teach you the ins and outs of finding a niche market.
Step One
The first step involves research and may take some time on your part. If you need to, break these research sessions up over a span of a few days. This will ensure that you have ample time to properly research potential niche markets.
To start, open two Internet windows. Set one at www.google.com and set the other at http://inventory.overture.com.
Step Two
To find niche marketing opportunities, start doing a few searches in these search engines. Try basic products that you may be interested in selling, such as digital cameras, computer software, or Siamese cat toys.
y entering products into these two search engines, you can find out the number of searches the products have per month and determine how much competition exists in the market. Google and similar search engines will tell you how many results pages are out there for a specific search term, allowing you to gauge the extent of your competition, and http://inventory.overture.com will help you determine what sort of customer base you have be telling you how many people entered a specific search term in a given month.
Step Three
Analyze your findings. The level of competition that can be found in the market determines the best niche markets to get into. Though some competition is good, too much competition is bad. Niche marketing only works if there is demand and a market for the product or service that is being sold.
Though opinion varies when it comes to the numbers, in general, a word that has between 10,000 and 2,000,000 searches per month is considered an opportunity for niche marketing. Let's see some examples:
Example 1
Digital Camera
The term yielded 1,312,659 searches and 239,000,000 results pages. This is a big market with plenty of competition.
Example 2
Computer Software
The term yielded 101,294 searches and 1,550,000,000 results pages. This is a big market with HUGE levels of competition.
Example 3
Siamese Cat
The term yielded 16,314 searches and 1,800,000 results pages. Niche marketing could work here! This has high search volume relative to competition.
Step Four
Choose your niche. Now that you have some niche markets to choose from, you can find the one that is the best fit for you. Afterwards, all that is left to do is enjoy your niche marketing experience.
About The Author: Cliff Posey, owner of CRP Marketing, owns and operates http://webbusinesstoolsonline.com. Cliff Posey has also operated several other successful web businesses including Love Song Cards and Radio Career Consultants. The content in this article was developed from his experience in these businesses.
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Internet marketing for your online business can be confusing, especially if you are not familiar with all of the different aspects of website marketing. This is why it can sometimes be hard to determine exactly which marketing method to use.
Many business owners are afraid to choose a marketing strategy because they fear it will not pay off. Others don't care and are willing to try virtually anything. No matter which category you fall into, you will have to eventually make a choice. Every online business needs to advertise in some way if they want to compete. At some point, you will have to take a chance. It is only after you have developed and implemented a website marketing strategy that you will truly be able to determine whether or not it was a success.
Though there are many different website marketing techniques, there is really only one way to judge the success of your online campaign. Follow-up. If you never follow-up on your marketing decisions, it will be impossible for you to determine whether or not you should continue with a specific website marketing strategy.
See, a website marketing campaign is just like any other marketing campaign. Once it is over, the results need to be analyzed and measured. Follow-up is especially important when it comes to Internet marketing for online business, because there are so many methods of advertising. By tracking your results, you can determine which methods of website marketing were effective and which methods were not. You can then adjust your methods accordingly.
If you have never tracked your website traffic or the results of a website marketing campaign, it may be hard to determine where to start. However, you shouldn't become frustrated and give up too soon. Results tracking is very important if you want to make sure you're not throwing your advertising money out the window.
The easiest way to track your site visitors is by viewing your website's logs. These logs are a record of your site visitors and can help you determine where the traffic on your website came from. By viewing these logs, you will know whether or not the visitors were a direct result of the website marketing campaign.
Just about every web hosting company provides this service to their customers. If your web host does not allow you access to these logs or if they will not send you weblog reports, you may want to consider switching web hosts.
If switching hosts is not a viable option, you can also purchase one of many software programs that are specifically designed to help you track and analyze your website marketing efforts.
Results tracking is an essential part of Internet marketing for online business. Without it, you will have a very hard time figuring out exactly how effective your website marketing campaign is. You would never know how a website visitor found your site and you would never know which advertising strategies were failures.
Effective Internet marketing for online business brings traffic to your website and then converts that traffic into paying customers. When you can accomplish this conversion on a regular basis, you will know that your website marketing strategy is truly a success.
Comprehensive Internet marketing for online business is more than just launching a campaign. You must also take an active role in market research, strategy development, campaign design, risk management, and quality control. Then, by carefully monitoring and measuring the results of your website marketing efforts, you can
About The Author: Cliff Posey, owner of CRP Marketing, owns and operates http://webbusinesstoolsonline.com. Cliff Posey has also operated several other successful web businesses including Love Song Cards and Radio Career Consultants. The content in this article was developed from his experience in these businesses.
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For most people, better light means better levels of safety. No matter what kind of an environment you are in, you are able to move around more easily, find things properly, and generally will feel much safer in a place that is well lit. For business owners, planning the way in which lighting is installed in and around their premises is an important process, and can make a big difference to the way in which people feel about making use of particular facilities. One of the main areas where proper lighting can make a big difference is in the parking lot, and installing a system that uses high quality commercial light posts to illuminate the full area well can make the car park much easier to use at night.
One of the most important aspects of choosing and designing a lighting system is a complex process that requires plenty of thought in order to get the best possible results. There are a number of factors that you need to consider during the process of planning the lights. The number of lights that are required is governed by the height of the commercial light poles and also the intensity of the lamps that are used. Lower poles can offer the same levels of light with a lower intensity bulb than a taller commercial light post would, however more lamps will be required across the whole of the area being lit, which will have an impact on the cost of the installation.
Many business owners do not know that the law requires 3-4 foot candles of light to be evenly distributed on any parking lot regardless of the type of business it adjoins. Many of the decisions that you will make regarding the installation of your lighting system will inevitably be budget driven. The cost is a major factor in any planned light system, and a professional engineer will be able to advise you about the most cost effective system for your needs. The more lights that you have, the higher the long term costs of running the system, and the more expensive the system of commercial light posts is to install, however the better the level of illumination that you will be able to achieve in whatever area you are lighting.
From an aesthetic point of view, there are a number of different designs of commercial light posts available to suit your particular tastes and fit in with the rest of your business premises. The poles come in a variety of styles including poles with both square and rounded cross sections. These commercial light poles can be combined with a huge selection of different lamps in order to create the perfect lighting solution for your business and ensure that you are able to enjoy the exact look you want.
The range of different designs is available in a number of different materials, and this can help you to control the price of your installation. Both metal and fiberglass commercial light poles are available in most designs, and both materials offer a number of advantages including the resistance of fiber glass to the weather, and the additional structural strength offered by metal commercial light posts.
Whatever the style and design of commercial light poles that you choose, choosing the right system for your needs will be a complex matter, and having the assistance and advice of a company available to help you plan all aspects of the installation will ensure that you are able to get the exact effect that you want to achieve.
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The chances are that one of the most expensive investments that your company has made is the fork lift truck. In order to get the best possible use out of your investment, it is essential to find as many uses as possible for the asset so that you can keep it busy as often as possible. The more often a tool is used, the more value for money it offers, and the more value it provides for your business. Finding roles that can be carried out by a vehicle as versatile as a forklift truck is simple, and there are a range of accessories such as forklift work platform attachments that give you a much greater range of different options when it comes to maximizing the range of tasks that you can carry out.
Forklift work platforms are a simple to use alternative to other types of elevated working platforms that will enable staff to use the lifting potential of the fork lift truck to get them into a place where they can carry out inspection or maintenance work at a high level. The platform provides staff with a decent sized place in which to work, and dependent on the actual design of the model that you choose, you will be able to carry out a wide variety of tasks that otherwise would have required a specific platform.
The design of the fork lift work platforms available from many companies is intended to be as user friendly as possible, and with this in mind, care has been taken to ensure that no matter what available space you have. Forklift attached work platforms are simple to use. All that is required for them is to slide the standard forks into the channels that form the base of the platform, and for it to be lifted. The platform is stable in use, and has a capacity that is sufficient for at least two staff to work comfortably without any real risk. Any lifting is subject to the limits imposed on the overall system by the fork lift truck rating that is being used.
The design of the fork lift work platforms available from a company is intended to be as user friendly as possible, and with this in mind, care has been taken to ensure that no matter what available space you have, the platform can be folded almost flat in order to take up as little room as possible when it is not in use.
In order to increase the level of safety available from the forklift work platform attachment when in use, it is important for certain precautions to be taken. A chain needs to be fastened to the actual forklift truck to hold the platform in place as securely as possible, and in addition to this, all of the safety bars must be locked into place so that they securely contain the area for working in. In addition to these physical precautions with the actual platform, it is also vitally important that users fasten themselves securely to the actual platform with the use of a lanyard that has been rated to carry their weight, so that if the worst happens, and a user falls out of the platform, they will be prevented from getting injured due to hitting the ground.
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Many companies combine workmanship and affordability in its line of indoor and outdoor commercial warehouse lighting products that offer a variety of commercial lighting fixtures & lamps that provide major energy savings and lowered maintenance costs due to longer lamp life.
Industrial warehouse managers are continuously searching for new ways to economically light their surroundings, and commercial warehouse lights are leading the way in the commercial and industrial business sector. This ground-breaking development in the lighting industry is gaining high standing among commercial business owners. Commercial HID lighting fixtures, better known as high intensity discharge, offers many benefits.
Companies can provide a wide selection of commercial warehouse lighting fixtures that include metal halide fixtures, HPS (High Pressure Sodium Lights) floodlights, low bay lights, high bay fixtures, wall-pack lighting fixtures, work lights, bollard lights, and security lighting fixtures.
Commercial warehouse lighting offers some of the most intense illumination to the naked eye. Take for example a 35 watt HID (High-intensity discharge lamp), and put side by side to the standard incandescent bulb. The High-intensity discharge lamp fixture can produce up to 6 times the amount of light as its incandescent predecessor. Many commercial high-intensity discharge lamp devices are equal to that produced by sunlight. Although not natural in its purest form, the white light produced from these commercial light fixtures can improve overall side-line vision, as well as, improve visibility. In aviation, a commercial HID lighting fixture plays a significant role in bad weather situations. The combination of a more natural light and the snow white coloring of high-intensity discharge light results in greater lumens output, which allows planes to land and takeoff in safety.
How does a commercial high-intensity discharge lamp work? In simple terms, running a current through a metal vapor can scatter illumination. These devices basically take a standard light bulb and replace the existing filament with a gas capsule. Light is then dispelled from an arc with adjoining electrons which are enclosed in a tiny quartz glass part that is shaped like a tube. In order for these commercial lighting fixtures to operate well, ballasts are required. Ballasts provide the right amount of voltage to the light fixture, while controlling the current at the same time. Most of these lighting fixtures have a delay time of about 15-20 seconds before reaching full power.
Some Benefits of Commercial Warehouse Lighting Fixtures include greater illumination output, produces whiter light, 3-5 times longer life than incandescent bulbs, and can save up to 30% on energy bills.
Tips For Using Commercial Warehouse Lighting Products
Safety measures should be followed, in order to determine the highest quality from your lamp.
Keep the quartz glass clean, to allow for proper lighting to be dispersed.
Commercial lighting fixtures produce UV rays so extended exposure to this light source should be avoided.
Do not stare at your lighting fixtures for any length of time since ultra-violet radiation can be harmful to the eyes.
Never handle the light bulb, if it is operating, and always allow the bulb to cool off before changing it.
Warehouse managers should check for signs of a failing bulb which include reduced light output, arbitrary start times, and dark spots at the tip of the arc tube.
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Used storage racks can save you up to 50 percent of the price of new storage racks. The tangible benefits companies can count on receiving in return for their used storage rack investment is improved time to market, reduced risk of injury and subsequent insurance costs, and reduce and possibly eliminate overtime, all of which drive overhead down and profits up.
So you have unused warehouse space and have determined that you need some used storage racks. Wonderful! What kind of storage racks do I need? Companies offers many different types of used storage racks including wide span steel storage racks, long span metal shelves, cantilever racks, drive-in or drive thru storage racks, mezzanine shelving systems, rivet shelving, Industrial Shelving, open storage racks, closed industrial shelving, and teardrop style pallet racks that require no tools for installation.
New & Used Pallet Racks
Most companies offer a wide selection of new & used pallet racks at very affordable prices. They offer many different styles and sizes to choose from, and some have acres of racks in stock. They know that organizing your warehouse and finding a suitable place to store materials can be a daunting task. They can have the solution to maximizing your available space to elevate your product or merchandise off the floor.
Numerous types and styles of storage rack are available and it can be tough to decide which storage rack is right for you. Companies can carry the following new & used storage racks.
Cantilever Storage Racks
Cantilever racks makes storage of long or awkward materials safe and efficient which saves time and money. Often business warehouses put bulk items like aluminum sheets, flake board, dry wall and steel sheets in piles on the floor creating an unsafe and unorganized working environment for warehouse personnel.
Widespan Industrial Shelving Units
There are many models including boltless wide-span storage racks to consider in our inventory; we invite you to browse our site and you'll see the shelving model you need. Regardless of the particular profession or industry you and your organization are in, we carry a comprehensive product line of longspan steel shelving systems and accessories to fit your specific requirements.
Longspan Metal Shelves
There is no better material for longspan shelving and boltless long span shelving systems than 24 gauge steel. Wide span shelving units offer the strength, stability, and quality unmatched by other materials such as plastic, wood, aluminum, and other metals. Steel long span shelving is resistant to damage from oxidation, corrosion, and staining.
Industrial Shelving is available in a large variety of sizes as well as open and closed back units. Weight capacity on units can vary from 450 pound up too 2000 pounds. Industrial Shelving is made up of several components: Post, End Sheets, Back Sheets, End Braces, Back Braces, Shelf Dividers, Full Length Dividers, Bin Front, Shelf Reinforcements. Shelf Clips, Base Strips, Angle Corner Braces or Gussets and Pos Slice plates.
Tear Drop Style Used Pallet Racks
All teardrop style pallet racks are not created equal, in fact a buckled pallet rack can cause injury to employees, damage expensive merchandise, loss of time and money to upgrade or replace existing pallet racks. Easy Rack's Teardrop pallet racking offer tensile steel columns and heavy channel bracing soundly welded together result in a strong & reliable upright truss.
Open Industrial Shelving units are available in 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 Shelf units. The Sizes of the units vary from 36X12X85 to 48X36X85. Open Shelving Units are a great way to organize your office space as well as a warehouse space.
New & Used Mezzanine Storage Systems
Teardrop pallet racks are the most used type of pallet rack on the market today. It has an ingenious design that allows you to slide the beams into place without clips or fasteners (Boltless Pallet Racks). We offer many different verities of teardrop pallet rack which allows many arrangement options for warehouses, garages, industrial plants, schools, libraries, storage units, factories and other commercial applications.
Steel Warehouse Shelving
Many companies manufacture quality steel warehouse shelving that is durable, safe and the most dependable shelving units available in the industry.
New & Used Structural Steel Pallet Racks
New structural steel line of Pallet Racking is resistant to fork lift damage and has weight bearing capacity to 48,000 pounds at 84"beam spacing as opposed to 35,000 pounds. at 54" beam spacing for a standard pallet rack.
New & Used Cantilever Racks
Cantilever racks are used for storage of long or odd shaped materials. Cantilever racks use a 12 or 16 tower in rows of 3 with several sets of steel arms attached to the tower for horizontal storage of long materials such as pipe Easy Rack has a large selection of new and used cantilever pipe racks at discount prices.
Heavy Duty Storage Racks
Holding inventory is a very complex business especially for bulky equipment like auto parts, paper products, liquids, or tires. Companies offer a wide range of heavy duty shelving that help keep your inventory organized to maximize storage space.
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Any business or municipality can obtain great benefit from easy rack parking lot lights and poles.
Businesses and municipal entities with outdated parking lot lights and poles face a number of problems that can result from poor distribution of light, inferior build and manufacture, and short lamp life. Older parking lot poles that appear obviously weathered present an eyesore to the public and diminish corporate branding by making a facility look run down. Legal problems can result if vandalism or criminal attack occurs on a property whose parking lot lights produce insufficient levels of light. Many business owners do not know that the law requires 3-4 foot candles of light to be evenly distributed on any parking lot regardless of the type of business it adjoins. If property damage or injury to persons occur under lighting conditions below regulatory standards, a business could conceivably face a third party negligence law suit and/or possible government fines for failure to comply with equipment codes. Furthermore, even if facilities are in foot-candle municipal code compliance, there are additional minimum requirements poles and lights must meet in reference to wind velocity resistance, minimal glare that can actually blind the eyes and cause accidents and vulnerability to attack, and ?pockets? of shadow that create opportunities for intrusion. All of these problems can be quickly resolved with a call to many comopanies specialist who can develop a parking lot design custom to any facility and specific to any business they may service.
Just a few of the many features resident in the engineering and construction of a parking lot lights warrant close and careful scrutiny. Since a number of people reside in western states such as Nevada, Arizona, West Texas, New Mexico, and California, wind velocities in the desert can gust up to 100 miles an hour at times and drive dust with such force it becomes tiny projectiles. Parking lot lights in these environments must meet with local governing codes that ensure their ability to remain standing in high wind, and they must come equipped with lamps that can endure a beating at times without breaking or burning out. Easy Rack parking lot poles consist of carbonized steel shafts that can endure tremendous buffeting from the wind, and strong glass fixtures that protect bright, minimum glare halide bulbs from breaking in sandstorms. We also carry shorter, ornamental poles for more quiet and rural regions of the nation, and we help municipalities and small towns decorate city squares and courtyards with short parking lot poles with ornamental designs that upgrade the look and feel of the town where the sidewalk and park greens meet. We have 30 foot parking lot light poles that prove ideal for car lots and major retail centers from Coast to Coast, and we have shorter poles of only 20 feet that in spite of their slightly smaller height can nonetheless cover 2500 square feet of light each when fitted with 5 foot reflectors that assist in both glare reduction and the even spread of illumination.
As a necessity, and not an option, parking lot light poles not only make it easy to see when people drive and park their cars in the facility, but they also deter crime by eliminating spots of dark shadow and debilitating, blinding glare that can contribute to criminal mischief. The return on investment that every business receives by investing in parking lot lights is admittedly often intangible, but nonetheless extremely significant. Like insurance, people often fail to realize its value until they need it. Nevertheless, having the assurance that parking lot lights at least meet with minimum compliance with government codes can give any business owner more peace of mind to know that he or she has done everything possible to minimize the risk of theft, vandalism, criminal attack, and vehicle collisions on the property. Improving the actual aesthetics of a facility constitutes a form of advertising, as no business ever suffers from an improved image and a better face to the world. Any public park or city square can only attract more visitors, and possibly more business and residents, with a thoughtful touch of new light courtesy of city hall.
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Now is the time to invest in commercial fluorescent lighting fixtures and retire that outdated, and soon to be illegal, incandescent technology.
It serves none of us to continue using incandescent lights in commercial warehouses with a ban on incandescent lighting of all varieties coming soon. Now is the time to invest in commercial fluorescent lighting fixtures and retire that outdated, and soon to be illegal, incandescent technology. Commercial fluorescent lighting fixtures come in every shape and size and provide the ideal replacement for incandescent lights. This includes ceiling mount lights, hanging fluorescent strips, fluorescent wall packs, floodlights, loading dock lighting and even fluorescent, commercial high bay lighting fixtures.
What is the main advantage of commercial fluorescent lighting fixtures?
By far the longevity of the fluorescent lamp is the greatest benefit to industrial clients looking to make the most of their procurement dollars and reduce overhead for a power-saving return on investment. The terms of average lamp life and lumen output per watt makes any commercial fluorescent light fixture a highly efficient source of illumination. Fluorescent lamps generate very little heat and will maintain cooler temperatures in workshops, warehouses, and other areas where minimizing radiant heat creates a safe and optimal work environment for workers. Reduced maintenance costs and reduced energy consumption add up over time to savings that exceed the cost of initial purchase.
Do you know how a fluorescent lamp works anyway?
Fluorescent lamps create light by passing an electric arc between tungsten cathodes in a tube filled with a low-pressure mercury vapor mixed with other luminous gases. The arc excites the mercury vapor, which in turn generates radiant energy- primarily in the ultraviolet range. This energy causes the phosphor coating on the inside of the tube to fluoresce, converting the ultraviolet into visible light.
What are the electrical requirements for fluorescent lamps?
To start the fluorescent lamp, a high voltage surge must establish an arc in the mercury vapor. Once the lamp is started, the gas offers a decreasing amount of resistance. This means that current must be regulated to match this drop. Otherwise, the lamp will draw more and more power and rapidly burn itself out. This is why magnetic or electronic ballasts that provide the required starting voltage and control the subsequent flow of current to the lamp must operate fluorescent lights.
Most companies carry many varieties of commercial warehouse fluorescent lighting fixtures regardless of where lighting is needed in the facility. Some of the more popular types follow:
Wall Pack Lights
Fluorescent wall pack lighting fixtures are used to beef up security at entrance doorways, corridors, service areas, loading docks, and other venues that require a utility light source. Wall pack fixtures typically have vandal proof lenses and are difficult for intruders to dismantle.
Outdoor Floodlights
Fluorescent outdoor floodlights are used to illuminate outdoor signs, building facades, courtyards and smoking areas. They care suited for installation at grade level on junction boxes as well as on building pointed in a downward position.
Loading Dock Lights
Commercial fluorescent lights help loading docks maintain clear visibility for 18-wheelers and delivery trucks. Mounted on telescoping or swing arms, fluorescent dock lights are very durable, start instantaneously, and do not require a start up period. They prove their usefulness every time the power is accidentally unplugged or when the electricity goes off momentarily.
Vandal proof Canopy Lights
Fluorescent vandal proof lights help property managers protect their investment. These commercial fluorescent lights keep parking garages, car washes, storage facilities, warehouses with low ceilings, and other properties clearly visible with a dependable commercial lighting source. Fluorescent canopy lights fixtures are rock solid and have vandal proof lenses that are difficult for intruders, customers, or employees to disable. Models are available in both square and rectangular formats.
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Article Title: Material Handling Products
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Whether you are tooling up for a warehouse, a factory, or an industrial environment, having the proper material handling products on site will make a big difference to how your operation runs. You will find that if staff are able to carry out their duties more efficiently, productivity will inevitably improve as a result, and this will mean a better bottom line.
The efficient running of your workplace is made much easier for you by incorporating as many different labor saving devices to the production line as possible. While greater investment at the beginning of a process increases the front loaded costs of the operation, in the long term, the ability to refine processes without the introduction of additional material handling products at any stage will ensure that improvements are made smoothly and without unseen costs at a later date.
The key principal that needs to be adhered to in the modern production environment is making sure that staff have what they need when they need it. This lowers the amount of wasted time while waiting for items to be sourced, and means that more time is spent actually working. One key step in getting supplies to workers is the final movement of the material from storage to their workstation, and a number of different material handling products are needed in this one stage.
Having a good selection of trolleys and carts on hand means that porters can be used to move inventory on demand. Whether this is in the form of pallet trucks being used to lift goods from one area to another, or simpler hand trucks being used to carry a stack of crates, the right model needs to be used. If your workplace uses particularly heavy materials that cannot be lifted by hand, then either gantry cranes or jibs to lift them into place should be incorporated into the facility, as these will allow for quick transfer of items from cart to workbench, and reduce the risk of staff getting injured when picking up heavy items.
One area that is often overlooked in modern factories is the disposal of waste from the factory floor; however thanks to a range of useful tools and equipment available from Easy Rack, you can find a material handling product to cover this aspect of material management. One of our more popular items is the self tipping hopper. This appears to be just a regular hopper or skip, and can be located in a convenient place where staff is able to dump their waste throughout the day. Once it is full, it can be picked up on a standard fork lift, carried to the appropriate area, and then tipped before being returned to the factory floor to be filled again. This method allows for expensive resources such as a fork lift to be used on numerous jobs at the same time, and simply called upon when required. The process is much simpler than relying on drums for holding waste, and the hoppers can also be used for other purposes within the workplace to maximize the return on your investment.
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Loading dock lights are used on truck loading docks to bring light into long semi trailers and surrounding work area. The need is great as so little light often reaches the end of an enclosed trailer. For safety reasons and efficiency, it's important to have proper lighting in loading dock areas. Loading dock lights have become enormously adaptable for numerous types of lighting applications, such as loading dock areas and warehouse work areas where work lights need to be portable. Loading dock lights are necessary for any business which does a lot of loading and unloading of heavy trucks. There are most likely other ways loading dock lights can be used in an industrial lighting situation where you want keep the light against a wall or swing out to provide ample light down the length of a truck trailer. Most companies provide several different types of loading dock lights including incandescent, halogen, high pressure sodium and rayton composite fluorescent work lights. Easy Rack?s loading dock lights reduce freight damage, expedite loading and unloading operations and provides consistent illumination inside semi-trailers or around dock worker areas. All Dock Loading Lights are UL listed.
Work lights are portable and can also be used in a residential environment when working in areas of poor light such as basements, attics, crawl spaces, working under sinks, cabinets or in dark garages. Other work light uses include painting, sanding, repairing, laying floor or staining. Whatever the job may be we have a work light that will fit the job
Industrial Dock Loading Light Benefits.
Incandescent Lights, offer portability, good color, low replacement cost and turn on instantaneously even in cold weather conditions. Our Incandescent work lights utilize a 90 watt bulb, model PAR-38, sold separately. Adjustable arm knuckle joint allows vertical and horizontal positioning.
Halogen Incandescent Lights provides more lumens/watt, better energy efficiency, has a longer service life, portable and experiences less light reduction over its lifetime. Halogen work lights are supplied with a 500 watt bulb. Light turns on instantly.
High Pressure Sodium Lights offers much higher lumens/watt output and a very long lamp life. Its illumination color rendition (yellowish) is not as desirable as an incandescent. Incandescent work lights characteristically requires several minutes to turn on, and even longer if in a cold environment. Low operating cost and portable. Dock work lights units are supplied with a 50 watt bulb.
Ryton Composite Fluorescent Dock Lights stay cool to the touch even with a 500 watt incandescent light. Dock loading lights are available in a standard incandescent lamp head and a fluorescent lamp head. Fluorescent lighting units include a bulb and head.
Halogen Work Lights provide superior lighting at jobsites that assures worker safety and precise loading and unloading. These quality work lights are UL listed and CSA certified. 500 watt halogen bulb included providing 11,000 lumens.
Companies can also carry dock loading traffic lights that have red and green lights that help avoid accidents and injuries by providing clear communication between dock loading workers and truck drivers.
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Many companies act as a one-source online vendor for commercial lighting fixtures of every type and size. Companies can design their own commercial lighting systems through the companies online order process. Specialists are always on hand to answer questions about which lights work best in different building and outdoor areas. Their fixtures for commercial lighting can ship from the world's top manufacturers and deliver both longer bulb life and reduced energy than older, outdated equipment and generic retail lights provide.
Most companies carry a widely diversified selection of emergency lighting fixtures for commercial and industrial use. Emergency lights can mean the difference between life and death in an industrial accident or major power failure. Most companies carry halogen; battery powered, and LED emergency commercial light fixtures that will ensure clear visibility of traffic areas, exits, and outdoor facilities regardless of weather conditions or municipal power fluctuations. They could also have single wall mount, single headed, and double headed emergency lights for different sized facilities and lighting level needs.
Most selections of indoor commercial lighting fixtures feature all major lighting types and offers industrial clients the ability to systematically light their indoor facilities room by room. They can have halogen commercial light fixtures and bulbs that add decorative touches to management offices and create lower lighting levels for guest areas. We have task lights for break rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms. Some companies carry both incandescent and fluorescent lights that are ideal sources of steady, cost effective illumination in storage and utility areas. For state of the art technology and maximum efficiency, consider indoor LED lights that offer cool burning temperatures at only 20 percent of the power required by other types of lighting. Average LED lights last for 30,000 bulb hours and require no maintenance and very rare replacements.
Outdoor facilities, parking lots, and docks all require bright light and maximum power conservation. Some companies carry the full spectrum of parking lot lights and commercial fixtures for exterior building and perimeter security lighting. Night crews and security personnel will see more clearly at night with our glare free parking lot lights that sit on any number of pole heights to evenly distribute illumination in a way that eliminates pockets of shadow but avoids reflecting glare from equipment and windows. Facilities can beef up parking lot security even further by adding floodlights along the perimeter. Commercial flood light fixtures can operate either on motion sensors or automated timers, allowing owners to keep some of the lights on from sundown to sunup and keep others in reserve for additional lighting as an intruder alert system.
Companies can also improve the security of buildings themselves with wall packs. Wall packs are exterior commercial lighting fixtures that attach directly to the structure of an office, factory, or warehouse itself. These lights maintain an even distribution of light around the building and any walkways or access points around doors or windows and offer a very strong deterrent to break-ins and vandalism. Lighting specialists can help companies select the specific models, luminosities, and sizes that work best with building architecture and provide optimal lighting for security cameras and on-site security personnel.
For construction companies and maintenance crews on the move we have a variety of Worklights that produce equivalent output to fixed commercial lighting fixtures. Worklights prove ideal for underground operations, street work at night, and portable safety for delivery drivers who may have to perform emergency maintenance on overnight long hauls.
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Industrial companies can eliminate the costs of contracted design and installation services by building their own commercial lighting systems. This is not as difficult as it may appear. Each commercial lighting system consists of two main categories: interior lights and exterior lights. Each of these categories divides once again into two categories of purpose: functional lighting and decorative lighting. Understanding these two facts alone simplifies the process of selecting components, as few industrial clients need much, if any, decorative lighting. Because commercial lighting systems serve primarily a practical purpose, operations managers can itemize the major activities that occur in and around their facilities and literally match lighting to worker activity through simple, efficient, online inventory and order processing.
The first priority of most industrial clients is heightened security. Commercial lighting systems offer a number of clear and tangible enhancements to any company's protection of its buildings and employees. The most obvious benefit a better commercial lighting system brings is improved visibility through elimination of all shadows in parking lots and between buildings. Crime simply cannot occur as easily if there are no dark places for intruders to hide. With commercial lighting systems, a company can customize flood lighting by installing half of their floodlights on timers that turn lights on at sundown and off at sunrise. They can save costs by installing the remainder of their floodlights with motion sensors, providing additional lighting only when the system detects and intruder and gives a sudden, bright surprise to unauthorized personnel. Security cameras and guards can see more clearly around the edges of buildings fitted with wall packs and other external lights. Most companies have a wide variety of fixtures custom-engineered to fit on the sides and roofs of many different building types. Adding wall packs to one's commercial lighting system is a very cost effective way to create a field of light around the entire building and make any attempt at intrusion immediately visible to cameras and guards. Adding glare free parking lot lights to increase visibility between vehicles, and sign lighting at the front entrance adds further security by eliminating any dark areas unauthorized personnel can use to gain access to the property.
Selecting interior lights for commercial systems is simple and cost effective when a few basic factors are considered with each purchase. First, what room or industrial facility will the fixture illuminate? How many workers will be in this room, and what will they be doing while there? How important is high color rendering to safe and efficient work? Will the lights be on continuously, or only on when workers enter for a few minutes at a time? In very general terms, large machine rooms and storage areas don?t require high color rendering and tend to need continuous light. Commercial systems normally feature long-burning fluorescents in these areas that require fewer bulb replacements and reduce power consumption. In offices, halogen lights offer a clearer rendering of color and glare free lighting for people working at computers, copy machines, and desks. Interior commercial light systems can be built per room, per specific task, in this fashion. One or two metal halide lights in a manager?s office is all one needs for a Spartan touch of decorative color. Fluorescents that give task light only when needed cut costs in bathrooms and kitchens, and the heat recycling ability of halogen lights gives ideal illumination for meeting rooms without spiking the power bill with unnecessary brightness and high temperature.
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Article Title: Industrial - Commercial Ladders
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Commercial ladders provide safe, quick, and efficient access to materials stored in high locations. Most companies provide both used and new commercial ladders to industrial, warehousing, and shipping industry clients throughout the Continental United States. Because their customer base is so wide and diverse, they can carry a number of very specific designs, sizes, and weight capacities to accommodate the many different work environments where workers need safe and reliable commercial ladders.
Warehouses often must convert their unused vertical cube into storage space with a variety of shelving and racking systems. Workers who retrieve materials from these high places need commercial ladders that prevent slippage and falling. They also need commercial ladders that they can move quickly from aisle to aisle, preferably without having to call for assistance or ask other workers to stop what they are doing to help. Steel rolling warehouse ladders offer all of these benefits with a design that allows for both mobility and fixed anchoring when needed. Each of these commercial ladders includes a lockable safety gate that prevents access from unauthorized persons. The gate links directly to casters that either anchor the ladder to the floor or rise up to enable mobility. Each ladder is rated at 350 pounds. capacity. The standard climb angle is 58? (contact factory for pricing on optional 50" Easy-Climb angle). The handrail height is 30" from the steps and 34" around the top platform that includes a 4" toe board. Each step is 24" wide by 7" deep.
Some companies also carrie commercial ladders designed specifically for the safety of workers in shipping and receiving areas. With Walk-Thru Dock Ladders, workers can safely pass beneath ladders without tripping or colliding with other workers or equipment. Walk-Thru Ladders mount directly to the dock face and project outward 8 ?? to provide plenty of walk space. Each unit also features an extra high handrail for balance and grip.
Most companies carry commercial ladders that add safety and quick access to shelving for workers who carry large, imbalanced loads in their hands or over their shoulders. It is easier for workers to keep their balance when descending alternating tread stairs than it is on traditional stepladders. Alternating tread stairs offer a step for each individual foot, giving the worker a more solid point of grounding and balance. Alternating tread stairs feature handrails on each side of the unit for additional grip and balance. A dual safety chain at the top of the stair prevents accidental falls. Each step offers superb traction with steel, raised surface design. Available in safety yellow finish, alternating tread stairs ship knockdown to lower freight costs for companies on a budget.
In many situations, workers have to climb over pipes, electrical conduits, or other obstructions. A multitude of safety hazards can result from using stepladders or rolling ladders in these areas. Standard commercial ladders can easily slip or become imbalanced on uneven surfaces. Workers can also trip over conduit and pipes while attempting to ascend and descend traditional ladders. Crossover commercial ladders solve this problem and eliminate these hazards by creating a bridge that arches over hazardous areas and gives workers a stable platform on which to stand. Easy Rack?s cross over ladders offer permanent mounting, removable two-sided handrails for the upper platform, and toe-boards to prevent material roll offs. Serrated steps for extra grip and safety measure 24" wide and 7" deep with a step height of 10". Total weight capacity is 500 lbs. These highly specialized commercial ladders Meets OSHA and ANSI A14.7 standards and prove ideal for construction projects in equipment rooms and underground areas.
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Article Title: Mezzanine Shelving & Decking Systems
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If you are facing a shortage of space in your plant and have considered the possibility of either relocating or building a new facility, consider the benefits that mezzanine shelving systems offer as a cost-effective and highly efficient alternative. Mezzanine system shelving allow for conversion of unused vertical air space into safe, efficient storage areas for a fraction of the cost of the move. Mezzanine shelfs also offer a number of direct and indirect economic perks to facilities owners. Mezzanine shelving systems provide an incredible level of safety fully compliant with regulatory codes and offer a high level of adaptability to any number of industrial and warehousing environments.
Just as time is money, space is overhead. Floor space limitations not only limit the amount of equipment and materials owners can house within the facility, but they can also create safety issues such as trip and fall hazards when things become too closely packed together. Owners often immediately consider a move when space becomes limited not only to accommodate inventory and operations, but also to ensure a safe working environment. The cost of moving, however, is enormous for industrial facilities. On the other hand, investing in mezzanine system shelving requires only a fraction of the cost of moving and increases available storage space 100-150 percent on the average. Adding mezzanine shelving to existing floor space eliminates months, and in some cases, years, of waiting for a new building to be finished. By expanding upward, the mezzanine shelving converts the unused vertical airspace above the facility floor into solid, safe, quickly accessible storage areas. Expanded and new facilities will naturally consume more energy to light, heat, and cool. Mezzanine shelving prevents this increased overhead by utilizing existing heat, light, and cooling systems. Operations managers responsible for eliminated cost of operations should especially consider the energy-savings benefits when calculating quarterly and annual operations budgets.
Tax codes classify multi-tier mezzanine shelving systems as equipment, not real estate. As expanding a facility or building a larger plant will obviously place you in a higher property tax bracket, converting vertical space with a mezzanine system minimizes property tax increase and offers depreciation tax breaks associated with equipment. This again further reduces overhead and allows operations to increase profits through lowered expenditures. The versatility offered by these systems offers a variety of options in almost any facility. Mezzanine shelving assemble as easily as standard shelving and provide storage, staging, workspace, and even office space. All steel components of the system, including heavy-duty columns designed for industrial loading capacity, come pre-fabricated from the manufacturer and require no drilling or welding. Owners can choose from a number of stairs, steel or concrete decks, and handrails to ensure full code compliance for particular geographic areas and specific industries. The mezzanine railing system combines the guidance of a handrail with the protective barrier of a wire partition. It fully complies with all OSHA and BOCA safety regulations and offers the very best protection against slip and fall hazards. Prevention of accidents further reduces cost of liability or workman?s compensation and insurance premium hikes resulting from mishaps.
Because of the way mezzanine systems assemble, they offer a flexibility that allows for change in size and location as your industry evolves and your facility adapts in response. They can be moved or enlarged at will, allowing for multiple upgrades and minimizing any need for replacement. As customized and highly reliable pieces of equipment, most companies can design them specifically for your current needs and any future changes you foresee.
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One of the most effective ways to reduce the cost of fitting out a new industrial unit or factory is to consider used material handling equipment in addition to new stock. This will allow you to make cut backs on your acquisition costs in a number of different areas, and lower the cost to your business of having the best possible production and dispatch processes. While certain used items should not be considered, due to higher maintenance costs, static items such as pallet racks offer an excellent solution.
At many companies, you can find a wide range of used material handling equipment that can be installed easily and thanks to the variety of different components and items available from stock, you can be confident that we can provide you with the exact same levels of quality and convenience that you would expect from brand new gear at a fraction of the cost you would have to pay otherwise.
Some offer a comprehensive range of used pallet racks that can be installed by a team very quickly, and delivered anywhere in the continental USA within a couple of days of placing your order. Thanks to their extensive stock of all different specifications of equipment, you can build a bespoke system of racks and shelving that will completely meet your needs and provide you with a workplace that meets your exact storage requirements at a very attractive price.
From used tear drop pallet racks that offer easy access for forklifts and can be used in any environment through to very specific racks to hold used tires and much more, you will be able to find the exact used material handling equipment that you need to ensure that you are able to create a workplace that always runs at maximum efficiency.
Perhaps the most important considerations when purchasing shelving, whether brand new or used is the amount of storage space it supplies, and the ease with which goods can be loaded into place and accessed later. Easy Rack offers very large variety of wide span industrial and commercial steel shelving as part of their impressive range of used material handling equipment. By allowing for more space between the supports, you can have more pallets in place and get easier access to the ones that you are storing for your forklift. The greater strength of the shelves is created by heavy duty reinforcement being built into the shelf.
Cantilever Racks are one of the most useful storage systems that you can possibly install in your workplace. Once mounted onto a wall or other vertical support, you will be able to use them for a wide variety of tasks such as storing pipes, lengths of metal, or even as support for long span shelving that can store almost any goods safely and conveniently for as soon as it is required.
Choosing used material handling equipment, especially in the form of shelving is a great way of reducing the acquisition costs for your business, and provided that you source equipment from a reputable supplier, buying used does not mean that you have to make any compromises on the quality or reliability on your purchase.
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Article Title: Do You Know How To Identify Architectural Home Styles?
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Do you know your house architecture? Some if not most of you would give the "catch all term", traditional. If asked what characteristics are associated with traditional design, the answers will for certain be different for each person who have their own vision of "Traditional". Webster's Dictionary defines the word as handed down by, or conforming to tradition. In reality, traditional in architectural terms isn't a style at all. Yet, there are many design professionals using this term for good reason to promote and market their goods and services. This is understandable given the fact that many in the general public are familiar with the term.
Homes in the United States come in a variety of expressions largely due to regional differences and a diverse population. Most residential dwellings can be categorized in one or more design styles. This is brought about because some styles tended to overlap one another in history causing unique forms of expression. However, architectural styles can be quite distinguishable when aligned with known facts about the design features. Those in the architectural field commonly call this "period styles" because of the distinguishable presentation and the parallel existence with history.
There are many different styles in existence across this country and only a few are indigenous American styles. Arguably the most known style was created and pushed by a generation of Architects in Chicago known as the Prairie School. In this group of professionals who created Prairie architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright might be the most famous. Other native styles include American Craftsman, American Foursquare, Colonial, and more. There are indeed many other design styles, but are too many to mention. With that being said, several widely liked styles include French architecture, Mediterranean, Tudor, Greek and Gothic Revival.
If you are searching for house designs having a certain style, look for Home Designers who have knowledge of the design style you want. The designer doesn't have to be specific to your chosen architectural style. As long as they exhibit clear knowledge and understanding of your design request you should be just fine. However, if you want someone who specialize in the specific style you seek, you should follow your desires. In either event, a good Building Designer can replicate or create a design to meet your needs based on the standards of your desired architectural style.
On a sidenote, for those who are interested in the history of domestic architecture, there are plenty of books available at your local library and books stores. Books like "Identifying American Architecture" by John JG Blumenson and "A Field Guide to American Houses" by Virginia and Lee McAlester are great resources to begin with. They not only explain the makeup of various styles, but also provide illustrations and photographs to aid in the tutorial. Take trips to cities and towns known for their rich architecture and tour the homes. Tour guides have a lot of knowledge to share about their treasured architecture. The more you learn, the more you will be prepared when it comes time for you to hire a design professional to create your architectural masterpiece.
About The Author: Kirya Duncan is a Building Designer and Owner of Design Evolutions Inc., GA. For more on Home styles visit - http://www.designevolutions.com/architecturalstyles/ For house plans visit - http://www.designevolutions.com/ For more Home Designers visit - http://www.homedesignernetwork.com
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Among the general public, "home designer" is not a readily known professional title. Most if not all who define their line of work as such, tend to have to follow-up with an explanation to specify exactly what it is they do. Despite the lack of clarity that may surround the title, you are almost sure that it has some relation to a house or home. Simply put, a home designer pretty much engage in the same work as an architect. To be clear, the job of an Architect embodies both residential and commercial work. A Home Designer generally stick to the design of buildings for single families such as houses and duplexes. Their unique niche include specialized skills in residential building design, interior building design, and home renovation projects.
Residential Building Design
If looked at closely, this really defines itself. Building design is a process by which a designer create concept drawings and eventually develop blueprints for the building. Residential simply defines the type of building that is designed. Many today would associate this work strictly as the job of an architect. To be blunt about, the word "architect" is defined as a person who design and also supervise the construction of buildings. The reality is that there is a low percentage of architects in comparison to home designers, who actually devote most of their time on the design of homes as their main line of business. Giving this fact, it is apparent why these professionals we label as home designers are considered the experts in residential architecture. It is the primary focus of their business. They are sometimes referred to as house designers, building designers, and residential designers.
Interior Building Design
Although this fall within the scope of work of a residential design expert, it is easy to believe that you may be referring to an interior designer or decorator. For whatever reason, the words interior, residential, and home seems to be interchangeable with the public. In otherwords, they are all one in the same according to those who make this assumption. From the viewpoint of a home planning expert, interior building design has to do more with construction design as oppose to finishes. It is more about merging the exterior with the interior in a particular architectural style to create a marriage or unity to complete the overall concept of the home. Examples of interior work include things like the type of crown mold used, ceiling treatments, window and door casings, etc. This type of design is what make it very different from the work of an interior specialist who in most cases begin their work after the the canvas has already been defined to a large degree by a home designer.
Home Renovation Projects
This really recap the previously mentioned skills. With a renovation, it sometimes involve an addon or addition. Couple that with merging interior finishes to the existing home, it is easy to see how your home designer can be a valuable ally in these type of projects.
I would be remiss if I leave out residential architects in this discussion. There are many architects that choose to specialize in houses, however their numbers in relation to commercial architects are small. On the flip side, a home designer focus strictly on single family homes and this is why they are considered the residential design experts.
About The Author: Kirya Duncan is a home designer who owns and operate Design Evolutions Inc., GA. Visit is company site at http://www.designevolutions.com. For more home designer choices, visit http://www.shoppingforhouseplans.com to browse hundreds of designers from across the United States and Canada.
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Personnel management is the bane of existence for the majority of small business entrepreneurs. About as enjoyable as fundraising and yet as crucial as proper tax accounting, failure to ask the right questions during a job interview may result in your permitting a person onto your staff roster who will be a liability to your company. Of course, the traditional questions asked during an interview are trite at best, and reveal little if anything of value about the potential employee at worst.
Questions that invite canned answers will only tell you one thing about the potential employee: she or he has read the same literature as you, is aware of how the game is played, and knows the right answers to give. Other than that, you will not gain much of value by asking somebody about their role model, greatest strength or weakness, and reason why they think you should hire them. Instead, toss the trite questions and focus on the candidate by looking for seven traits that will show them to be a good fit for the position you are trying to fill.
1. The candidate's qualifications must match the job opening. While experience is nice, talent to grow into a position is better at times.
2. Cleverness and acumen will guarantee an employee who can think on her or his feet.
3. Having initiative always beats waiting for directions.
4. Honesty presented with tact is worth its weight in gold. Do not hire a person who will not tell you honestly what they think of a plan, product, or idea.
5. Find out how a candidate uses her or his life experience to deal with obstacles.
6. Understand what motivates a person. Money will give you a self serving worker.
7. Is this a likeable person? Remember that you will spend your waking hours with them and so will the rest of your staff.
While these traits will help to weed out potential duds, you can only adequately gage their presence or absence by asking the right questions. Here are 10 examples of what you could ask about in an open ended way:
1. Find out where the candidate is from and how they got to be where they are at professionally.
2. Learn where a candidate's passion lies by finding out about their favorite job.
3. Find out what a candidate dislikes and do not put them in a job that requires it.
4. Get to know their expectation of a good boss and see if it matches you.
5. Learn how a candidate works to accomplish something they are proud of by asking about their greatest job related success and how it was achieved.
6. Get to know the opposite: find out how a candidate went about dealing with or fixing something that did not turn out right the first time around by recounting their worse job related experience and what they did in its aftermath.
7. Ask about a calamity that befell the candidate in their personal life and how they handled it. This will require tact!
8. Ask about the aspects of the position you are seeking to fill that appeal to the candidate.
9. Learn about the person's hobbies. Opposed to popular opinion, this is not a trite question but instead a great way to learn something about the candidate on a personal level.
10. Get the candidate to share her or his thoughts on the ideal work environment. This will give you clues to their need for structure or freedom.
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There are hundreds if not thousands of MLM offers on the Internet and unfortunately there have been numerous companies that have given multi-level marketing a bad name. In all actuality an MLM business can be run from home and be a great source of income as a part time or full time job. You can make a solid income from home if you ensure yourself that you are joining a solid marketing MLM network. Finding a solid network takes some patience and time but is worth the effort when applied to your company's goals to grow and succeed.
In order to help you decide which marketing MLM network is best for you, review the following offers to see if they are included in the company site. Keeping these areas in mind will help you to understand what a great marketing MLM network offers.
Marketing MLM Network Offers
* Strong company background. Look for details on how long the business has been running and search for previous success stories that have back up facts.
* Profitable business opportunity. Make sure that you know if the business opportunity you are being offered really could make a profit.
* Strong growth history. Look to see if the company has grown rapidly or if it has gained a massive amount of personal over a gradual time period.
* Superior product line. You don't want to be pushing a product that is too similar to something they can buy at their local supermarket. Look for something useful and unique.
* Training program. Look for training and support systems. If you can receive online training or support resources than you are at a quality MLM site.
* Proven sale and membership method. Research to find out how successful the companies method for sales and membership recruitment have been.
Keeping these areas in mind will help you to know how solid of a marketing MLM network you are getting evolved in is. You don't want to join a network that is flimsy and unreliable. It would be a waste of your time, money and effort. You are entering the MLM business to open the doors to a better lifestyle. You will be running your own business and making money for yourself. You don't want a poor marketing MLM network to force you to struggle in your entrepreneurial efforts.
An MLM business can really be a successful career move if you take the time to do it the right way. Fill yourself with the proper knowledge on MLM business and take the time needed to get evolved with a credible marketing MLM network. It could mean the difference between a struggle and flop in business compared to a steady rise to business success.
Remain focused, stick with it and don't give up. With the support from your network you'll allow yourself to keep it up when you experience rough days and they will be there to celebrate with you for your business successes. Follow these tips and you will easily find the best marketing MLM network available to you.
About The Author: Dustin Cannon, of Next Level Enterprises, LLC is a successful Internet marketer working with top leaders in the home business and Internet marketing industry. For more information on marketing your wealthy marketer home business visit: http://www.CoOpForWealthyMarketer.com
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Anyone who has ever thought of having their own business – whether it is from home or an office downtown – has probably sought the help of marketing software or companies. MLM marketing, or Multi Level Marketing, is a combination of direct marketing and franchise; now it is often called network marketing and yes, it is similar to the calling network you get from your cell phone company. Others have called it a pyramid market, where you start with your company owner on top then it literally scales down… the president calls two people, those two call two each and so on. The question is: if your business is selling the MLM network software, how do you (or should you) go about marketing that?
There are many different venues in which to advertise your MLM network software, but you have to utilize the one that will bring you the most business and is the most relevant to your area. You don't want to erect street side signs in a very rural area; this is where you'd want the internet or phone book advertisements. In a highly populated city you might want to use fliers or the reciprocal services of other companies.
The internet is going to be the first thing you look into. This is your most comprehensive way to reach hundreds of millions of customers who are interested in starting their own businesses. It's simple, really and there are many different avenues to take when using the internet as a marketing tool. First off, you can do banners – you know the ones that are sprawled across the top of a webpage that makes the page itself take forever to load. They work well when they're animated or flashy because they really grab someone's attention. Something else to do is purchase keywords from internet search engines. The more keywords (or tags, depending on the engine) you have, the better your chances will be of having your business being at the top of the list. Another thing to do on the internet is take the emails of existing customers and send out mass emails about your new product or service.
Television works wonders as well and if you have enough money put into it, you can choose the time slots in which you wish your commercials to appear. Something else to consider is street side signs, or fliers. Go to technology or computer sales stores and give them your business cards and offer reciprocal services: they advertise about your MLM marketing and you'll advertise about their computer repair services. You can even take out an ad in the phone book under computers or software or technology. Another thing to think about is word of mouth. If you live in a town that is not the size of New York City then this may work really well for you – just have a friend start out telling someone who needs your service and, if what you provide is a good service, they'll tell their friends.
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Whenever the unemployment rate increases, so do the opportunities for those running network marketing scams, often advertised as ways to earn a lot of money by doing very little work. Often touted as a way to enjoy all the finer things in life, retire early and all for working only a few hours a day, only when they feel like working. The allure of rapid wealth often overshadows caution, especially when the bills start piling up and the wolves are nearing the front door.
Prior to the growth of the internet, pyramid schemes would rope people into their plans with elaborate meetings hosted by people who appeared to be wealthy and offering to share their secrets of success with the lucky few who chose to attend the meeting, typically hosted at a local hotel. Sometimes, a few of those attending were deemed winners and were invited to attend additional seminars on getting rich quick at a luxury resort, paid for by the company. Although, most times the victims were responsible for their own transportation.
It was only after joining the program and returning home did they realize they had been had. They may have paid, for example $500 to become part of the program and for every person they enticed into the program, that also paid $500, they would receive a part of that fee as their reward for signing them up, typically between $50 and $100. For the $100 finder's fee for every person they brought it, after five people signed up their investment would be paid off and anything after that was pure gravy.
They also may have been enticed into the program by the promise of receiving a commission from every new member brought in by the people they signed up, often with tales of unlimited income. These pyramids began to crumble when people realized that after approaching their warm market, that is their friends and family, no one was signing up because there was nothing tangible received in return. Simply put, they were out of the money they gave.
While this harsh reality settled in, they were not daunted by their failure. In many cases they admonished themselves and then moved on to another project that was more promising. They did not even have to sell anything to make money, they just needed to recruit other people who could sell and still receive a commission. Promises of an astounding income without having to work appealed to a lot of people.
These scams quickly grew is number with the use of the internet and no longer require a motel meeting room. The victims are also from a much larger global pool and those pushing these scams remain anonymously hidden behind screen names and email address, usually discontinued when the sign ups begin to wane. The same operators however, will be back with a different name and possibly a twist to the same old scam. Those considering getting involved in network marketing are advised to investigate fully any opportunity that seems to good to be true, because it usually is.
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Online marketing has two new trends that involve marketing aimed at search engines and article marketing. Search engine marketing will help web sites get ranked higher with the search engine results pages and article marketing is targeted more to the customers the site owners want to reach. For those looking for higher rankings on the web site article marketing does offer hope, but the main key is to get the message out to all potential customers.
Customers type in a word or phrase they believe will lead them to their target when they are looking for something on the internet. That keyword or phrase will then be taken by the search engine to see if it matches anything in the index of previously visited web sites and according to the relevance of the search term, will rank the results on its results page. Rather than simple matching words or phrases on a web site to those typed in a search box, today's search engines are looking for more.
The search engine will look at relevant information and considers updated textual information contained on the page when they index a site to determine page rankings. While original, informative articles rank high among search engine, they will also rank even higher among the human users who are going to be making the purchases.
Articles about multi level marketing will probably not get near the top of a search page for health issues unless there are articles on the site pertaining to health issues, for instance. In addition, site owners are allowed to write informational articles and submit them to article distribution services which makes them available to many other sites in addition to newsletters and ezine publishers.
These publications will pick up the articles for use in their publications if it offers significant information and first provides a link to the page listed in the articles signature box and second that link back is noticed by search engines as a vote of confidence that the site pertains to the keyword phrase used in the article.
A common trick that a few companies use to try to trick the search engines into believing that they have relevant information to offer is keyword spamming. Although article distribution services know this trick well and do not post these types of articles. Search engines are also increasing in their intelligence and they have learned to ignore these articles. Humans who may be able to stumble into a site with spammed keyword articles will also be upset and will not want to return to the site.
The concept of article marketing is still in its infancy since there remains many questions about the type of articles that site owners should publish and how they can be submitted to distribution services. Most recommendations call for at least two to three articles every week, for different pages on a web site, with the links in the signature block pointing to the relevant web page, but there is not specific number or frequency. If the site owner doesn't want to write their own articles they can hire a ghost write to pen the articles for them and then submit them to the distribution services under their own name and signature block.
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There are many things that you want to remember when you are thinking of starting a new MLM. First of all, you should remember that a new MLM is going to be one of the best chances that you have to make a company that will succeed. If you can be at the start of a new MLM and you can be the one in charge, you might find that all of your financial problems are taken care of. This is part of why a new MLM is going to be a popular venture for a lot of people, and why you should focus on all of the aspect of the new MLM before you start.
First of all, you have to face the facts. There are new MLM plans that are being drawn up every day, and often these companies just don't' work out. That doesn't mean that yours isn't going to either, but what it means is that you are going to want to go into it knowing that this is something a lot of people try to do, and it is something that a lot of people fail at. Luckily, there are some things that you can do to be sure that you are the new MLM that ends up making you lots of money.
First of all, the business plan is going to be something that ends up being very important to you and it is going to be something that you are going to want to focus on. A lot of the time, when a new MLM doesn't work out, it is because the business plan wasn't good enough and there isn't enough room in the market for an MLM with a business plan that isn't solid. So, your first order of business is going to be to develop a business plan for your MLM that is complete, solid, and that is going to work. You want to work very hard on your MLM business plan and you want to be sure that when someone looks at it there is absolutely no question as to whether your MLM is going to work or not.
Next, you have to work on your overall idea. Remember that a good new MLM is going to be something that lots of other people can get involved in, because this is how you are going to make your money. So, you have to take a look at the various markets and see where you can find your own niche. Remember that the best way to allow yourself to succeed is to find a niche where there aren't already lots of people. This can be the best way that you have to succeed.
After you have decided on this, you need to develop your product and then begin to market it. This is the most important part because you have to be able to convince others to go along with what you are doing in order to make your money. This is the most important way that you can make your new MLM actually work for you.
About The Author: Dustin Cannon, of Next Level Enterprises, LLC is a successful Internet marketer working with top leaders in the home business and Internet marketing industry. For more information on a great home business visit: http://www.besthomebusinessesreport.com/
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Make no mistake about it: the Internet is filled with any number of websites aimed at would-be entrepreneurs and each and every one of the various systems advertised claims to be the best home business opportunity there is! While this is patently impossible, the fact also bears out that in your case, it actually may be the truth! Even as this appears to be an impossible statement, remember that each and every person is wired just a bit differently, and what looks like a wonderful business opportunity to one person, to another is probably the stuff that nightmares are made of.
Thus, to find the best home business opportunity to suit you, you must first know your temperament, your likes and dislikes, your negotiable character traits, and the personality traits that are so deeply ingrained that change is not an option. Remember that there is nothing inherently good or bad about your business likes and dislikes; they are just a sum of your experiences, skills, personality, and also education. In some cases you may be able to change some of them, and in other cases you will not wish to do so. Yet at the root of any such decision is a firm knowledge of who you are, what makes you tick, and how you will be able to find personal satisfaction and monetary remuneration in any kind of home business opportunity.
You may decide to take any one or perhaps even several of the online personality tests that will help you to find out if you are extroverted or introverted, goal oriented or process focused, a self starter or in need of external motivation, able to deal with rejection or in need of protection, best when dealing face to face with potential customers or better when dealing with the public via the relative anonymity that is the Internet, as well as host of other traits and skill sets. Once you know how your personality affects your work persona, you will be in good shape to take a closer look at the many online home business opportunities.
The best home business opportunity for you will naturally fall into place with your personality traits. Thus, an interior decorating franchise that will have you make house calls to potential customers in an effort to sell them paints, fabrics, other goods and also services related to interior decorating will be great for an outgoing personality who is artistically inclined and ready to get down to business but does not want to take on the responsibility of opening and operating a brick and mortar store front. Conversely, freelancers who will make the most of an artistic talent online will be great for someone who does not desire the face to face business contact but is still able to market themselves and their services very effectively on the 鮮et. Of course, the most important trait needed to make use of any online business opportunity is the ability to make a commitment to it and then to follow through. No business can succeed with only a haphazard approach, no matter how well suited you and the business opportunity may appear to be!
About The Author: Dustin Cannon, of Next Level Enterprises, LLC is a successful Internet marketer working with top leaders in the home business and Internet marketing industry. For more information on starting your own home business visit: http://www.CoastalMarketingBlog.com
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The mere mention of the term multilevel marketing often causes a shudder among the uninformed who still believe that network marketing is a takeoff on illegal pyramid schemes and over the years have been harassed by friends and family members telling them how they are not thinking clearly for rejecting the invitation to get in on a ground floor opportunity.
However, network marketing, or multilevel marketing, is a legitimate business practice, providing it meets certain criteria established by government regulators. Essentially, a marketing network consists of a group of people working together for a common cause, and in most cases with multilevel marketing, it is to increase sales for a particular business or product. The focus of the program should be on selling merchandise and while recruiting new distributors into the fold is important, it should never be the primary focus.
While most programs involve payment of an entry fee, so to speak, there should be no continuing requirement to buy product in order to earn commissions on sales. Additionally, members of the network who buy products for personal use usually do so at a wholesale price and earn no commissions on those sales. Companies that withhold commission payments unless a member of the group has a certain number of people in their downline may also be walking a thin line between a legitimate business and a pyramid scheme.
With a legitimate business there are certainly attempts to bring in new distributors into a person's downline, but it should not be the primary goal. The benefit to those doing the recruiting will be the payment of commissions on the sales those distributors make and not on the initial fee they pay to join in the fun. While some shun the idea of having to pay to have a sales job, it is consistent with traditional business models that charge a franchise fee for the right to sell products under the name of an established business.
However, the lines between a scam and a legitimate network marketing business can be blurred if they fee is divided among members of the upline and the only thing the person receives for their payment is the right to recruit additional people for their own downline. There should be some tangible evidence that they received something of value for their payment such as training materials and the ability to call for help if they feel overwhelmed. One of the most common complaints from MLM participants is the lack of information.
If the sales training covers compensation plans and how to recruit new distributors instead of how to sell the product and the how the product can benefit the customer, then the plan may be flawed in its approach to multilevel marketing. Selling the right to recruit new members is not the legal focus of a multilevel marketing plan and legitimate businesses would rather sell more product than have more people in their downlines.
Patience and dedication are required to be involved in any network marketing plan, but it also require confidence that what you are doing is offering a benefit to others as well as creating an income for yourself and those in your downline.
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