What to look for before starting a Home Business Part 2. See blog post #190

Here are a few things to look for before stating any business:

1) IS it legit? do your research...google, to find out such things as:

How long have they been in business?

2) Have they had a lot of complaints? a few is fine (All opportunities have a few complaints)

3) Find out who the creator of the site is, and back ground check him/her?

4) Try to find out how many members they have?

5) Look at the capture page/s? is it generic looking?

6) Checkout the product/service? is it saturated all over the internet?

7) Do they offer a Residual Income/Multiple Streams of income?

( If they don't offer these, it's not necessarily bad)

8) Do they have a refund policy implemented?

( again, not necessarily bad if they don't...just know if they do or not)

9) Is there contact info for admin? Don't be shy if you have questions...call

them and ask? (If they are legit, they will answer your questions)

10) Can you navigate freely around the site/back office area? if you're having a lot

of problems finding things in your back office area, chances are your "NEW" prospects will also?

11) Are there several FEE's involved along the way? This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but you'll want to know from the get go what to expect, and make sure to pass this along to your potential customers?

12) Do they have a good marketing strategy implemented in order to advertise?

If they don't offer any marketing strategy/s, you will have to either use my blog

(===> http://www.rbrier2323.blogspot.com) or upgrade under me @ {DSP} in order to get more training in the back office area...(Intelliprotrac tool available in the training area. everyone has access to their own!)

(===> http://DigiSoftPayline.com/230k.php?rick2323) - Create a FREE account, and upgrade here!

13) Is it inexpensive? If you have problems recruiting, it's no easier to pay for a high ticket item?

14) This one's a killer? are you able to contact your sponsor? more than likely

you will never hear from him/her once signed up, so be prepared to learn while

you earn? (refer to 1 of the sites listed above for training) - Must be a paid member with {DSP}

15) What kind of compensation plan do they have? do you get paid, daily,

weekly, monthly? and how do you get paid? There are several payment processors, but I like Paypal myself.

===> Always have a game plan, and Advertise, Advertise, Advertise!!!

When starting out, post as many FREE ads as humanly possible, and slowly

get yourself some cheap advertising, until you start making a considerable amount of $$$, and then up your spending as you make more... (1 on 1 Prospecting is the best way, but time consuming because you have to

build a rapport before you can send your offers) - Don't get discouraged when you're turned down, because

it's going to happen regularly!

* Now only you can determine, whether or not a business is meant for you,

once you've completed your research,and as I've stated many times, Every business will have something that you don't like..

===> If you would like to discuss further please don't hesitate to contact me!!! (Let's Talk!)

===> Note: If you upgrade under me, you will have daily training. (Any legit opportunity will take years

          to build....There are no short cuts, so whatever Biz Opp you join, plan on staying for no less than 6 months

          in order to see if it will be a good fit for you!) So please do your research, because I hate seeing people

          taken advantage of! We've all been NEWBIES at one time, and have been through the very same things!

Rick Brier (812.264.3754)

powerprofitcenter@gmail.com