23 May 2008

Home Based Business: Starting Out

If you were to ask someone what they don’t like to do during their daily routine, it would probably involve something with their job, it could include certain things in their job, or it could be the fact that they have to get up and go to their job.



If people are stuck in a job they hate to get up and go to, starting a home based business could be a great opportunity, being able to work form home and generate a
steady income can be something that is very satisfying, however it isn’t as easy as some people might think and there are many things you need to know about before starting a home based business.






Regardless of how hard it is, the benefits could end up being well worth it,
when starting a home based business, the first thing that needs to be done is deciding what the business will be selling, it could be a certain type of product or a certain type of service, just as long as there is a market out there for it,
you have to make sure that it is something that you are very knowledgeable and passionate about it.



There are several types of questions that are helpful to ask when you are this stage of the development process, is there a need for this product? Is it something you love to do or sell? What is the competition for this product or service? what kind of advertising will you need for this product or service? Operating a home based business isn’t just about the product and selling side of things.



There are certain rules and regulations you have to be aware of when working from home, you will have to look at and become in formed with the restrictions of owning a home business around your area, the legal issue when operating a home-based business and you should become informed about all of them before you even spend a penny on the business, you don’t want to end up getting in trouble in the long run.






Protection and planning out how you want your home business to go is very important as well, you need to get insurance for your home as well as all the assets in your home and the things you use for your home business, as far as the planning goes, creating set goals that you need to meet at specific times is something that can be beneficial, and can keep you motivated, which is key to success.



Gavin Cole

Home Busines Reviews

28 April 2008

How do I compete with other Resellers who own the same product?

Answer:

Many people avoid resell rights products simply because they believe that they cannot compete with other resellers who are selling the same product, or they feel the market for that product may be flooded due to the fact that there are a great number of other resellers.

However, if you really think about it, most people purchase resell rights, and have no intention of reselling the product – they simply wanted the product. Others purchase resell rights to sell the product, but honestly don’t know how, or don’t use very effective marketing techniques. In fact, 90% of the people who hold the same resell rights that you hold are doing it wrong.




You must also consider the market. While it is harder to sell Internet Marketing related products, selling non-Internet Marketing products is easier than you think. The reason it is harder to sell Internet Marketing products is because most of the other resellers will in fact be Internet Marketers who do know what they are doing.

First, you must increase your marketing efforts. By doing more, you will put yourself well ahead of the 10% that are actually marketing the product correctly. Find new markets for the product and new ways to reach them. Consider holding teleseminars or joint venturing with other marketers who have large subscriber lists.

Next, make your package more attractive than other people’s. You typically will not have the right to change the product, but that doesn’t mean you can’t change the offer. Use other products as bonuses, as long as you have the right to give those products away. Beef up your package, and you will pull ahead of the competition quickly. Also, change your sales letter. Don’t use the same sales letter that other resellers are using. Make yours unique.

Gavin Cole

Home busines Reviews

8 April 2008

What is the difference between Resell Rights & Private Label Rights

Many people are confused about the difference between resell rights and private label rights, several mistakenly think that they are the same thing, and this is not so, it is easy, however, to understand how the two terms can be confusing.


If you have resell rights, you have the right to resell the product, in conjunction with the terms and conditions set forth in your license.


This means that you cannot alter or edit the product in any way, and you cannot put your name on it as the author, if you have private label rights, however, you can edit and alter the product as you see fit, and you can even put your own name, or your company’s name, on the product as the author, you can change words, chapters, graphics, add to the product, break the product down into several different products – whatever you choose to do.





Because you have more freedom with private label rights, these types of products generally cost more to purchase the rights for, some products even have two options when you purchase them: resell rights or private label rights.


In fact, you can use your private label rights products and sell the resell rights to others, after you have changed the product and put your name on it,
there is also a difference between resell rights and master resell rights, resell rights simply give you the right to resell the product, while master resell rights allow you to resell the product and the resell rights!


Again, it is easy to see how one could be confused with these various terms. However, if given the choice, always go for the private label rights. This will allow you to have a product of your very own, without actually having to create one yourself, most private label rights licenses give you much more leniency.

Gavin Cole

Home Busines Reviews