Legitimate Home Based Businesses

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Question: Does anyone know a Home Based Business that actually works and brings in good income?

I am having problems finding a actual job and I have a 19 month old son. My wife finally found a job but for some reason I am not having any luck at all finding one. If anyone has been having great success with a Home Business PLEASE HELP.

Answer: You can only obtain legitimate work from home positions from brick and mortar companies.

You want to send your resume out to companies hiring for positions you are qualified for, but include in your resume that you have a home office and you wish to work remotely. Include how you have your home office set up and what equipment you already have in order for you to perform your job.

These jobs are just going to advertised as jobs, they would not promote them as "Work at Home" because they would hear from too many unqualified people.

"Carbon Copy Pro" "Home Business" Success

Question: Anyone heard of the Home Business Success Academy? ?

I am in a Multi Level Marketing company and want to find out more about the organization before spending the money.

Answer: Brian-

I've been in MLM on and off for over 6 years and lost nearly $8,000 on training materials alone.

I've only been involved now with the Home Business Success Academy for 3 months, but I've already made my investment back and for the first time ever, I actually feel like I have leadership and systems that make sense.

Before I was just selling a business that wasn't making me any money, and I never felt right about it.

Now that HBSA has taught me how to lead with the product and close with the opportunity, and the fact that I've been taught and supported through learning how to attract the right people who already want what I have first and foremost based on their aches and pains (I market health products), it's a no brainer. I've also discovered something rather interesting and that is that 75% or greater of my customers have gone on to want to build a business with me.

I'm not going to try and use this comment as a way to pitch you or anyone reading it to come and inquire with me about me and my business, in that as cheesy as it sounds, these guys have taught me enough ways to generate leads and traffic that I'm frankly overwhelmed with incoming requests just in applying a few simple techniques, so I hope you can see that I'm trying to be as helpful here as I can.

The best part overall is that the mentoring staff, and the training itself has taught me a system of teaching others and instead of selling, I've been taught how to do what they call an "Interview" close. Really powerful shift in perspective.

I suggest you keep doing your research and then do what you gotta do. I wish I had been introduced to this a long long time ago as I would have saved thousands and been making a lot more money right now, but I know it's just a matter of time now as I finally feel like I "get it".

As far as the other home boys comment above which is evident that he has been a victim of MLM as many people have been, it's true that some people swear by MLM and others swear at it, but at the end of the day these guys (my mentor is a guy named Dennis who rocks by the way) have helped me understand the supply/demand equation and I can see how this education translates to promoting anything to people who actually are seeking the benefits of something I might offer.

Also they don't just allow anyone to sign up and pay the money. I heard they get like 20,000 applications each month and they accept very few because they have a guarantee for those who do get accepted, which makes them have to be very choosy.

When I was applying I sort of felt like I was having to sell them on accepting me rather than the other way around which I really appreciated. It was pretty intense actually, but I respected them for not trying to sell me the program.

This is not for everyone and it sort of freaked me out when I first started, as it was a shell shock, but now that I've made progress, I'm really really happy because I know from finally learning how to track my stats, that I'm on the right track.

I've not made a million bucks, or signed up a zillion people yet, but the guarantee of making 75K in the first 12 months is a no brainier at the rate I'm going.

I really should send this testimonial in to them. I think they would appreciate it LOL. Never sat back and wrote this out before.

Hope it helps you man.

-J. Babcock
La Jolla

Home Business Success Academy

Many people work from home nowadays but only a small percentage of them succeed. So, what does it take to build a work from Home Business success? It is an art as well as a science to achieve the work from Home Business success that many business owners enjoy.

Building work from Home Business success

The first step towards the work from Home Business success is having a good business plan. You can turn a simple work from Home Business idea into a profitable business if you have a good enough plan and vice versa, you can turn a great business plan into a failing business if you fail to see obstacles and solve problems along the way.

Tips on how to build a work from Home Business success

A work from Home Business success is easier to achieve than other non-at home small businesses because when you Work at Home, you do not have lots of overheads and expenses that other small businesses have to put up with.

Your initial investment capital goes a long way with a work from Home Business. Instead of having to rent a place, set up an office, travel to it regularly, pay for electricity and water and other bills, you can save money and use it on marketing your business, building inventory and selling your products.

The key to the Work at Home business success is sales of products or services. Don't spend too much time on the computer and perfecting your products or services. It is more important to connect with customers or would be customers and find out what they want. Many work from Home Business owners get so caught up in developing what they like, not what the customers like.