Top


Blogger Templates For Your Home Business?

June 24, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

When it comes to choosing a template for our home business blog, blogspot makes it quite simple. Personally I like to keep my sites and therefore templates on the easy to read side. This does not appeal to everyone though.

Read more

Using Blogger For Your Home Business Blog

June 21, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

There are literally thousands of home business owners out there today building web sites and blogging sites. There are companies that will sell you complete packages with all the tools you will need to be successful, but are all these tools really necessary?
Read more

Which Website Software Should You Use?

June 21, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

When it comes to website design software which one should you use is a question that is often asked. Many times it is a matter of personal preference or you business budget.

Personally I like Dreamweaver the best! After spending almost a year working with Frontpage someone finally gave me some advice that I now consider priceless. It always seemed frontpage would never act consistently.

Read more

Page Three of Advertising Mistakes

June 3, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

You might see the name “Harriet’s Recipe Book” instead of Harriet Ranger. Harriet might also use “Harriet’s Cookbook” or even “Harriet’s Solution to Stress” on her ads relating to these products.

Use your own imagination and pretty soon, keying your ads will be a normal part of your life. Be sure and keep track (on your Record Sheet) of how many responses you receive from each publication.

After 3 months, look over your Record Sheet and get rid of the publications that didn’t do well. You’ll go broke if you spend $10 per month advertising a 2-inch ad if you only receive $1 back in orders. Read more

Page Two of Avoiding Advertising Mistakes

June 3, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

Study the publication to see what other people are advertising and how they are advertising it. Contact some of the people who sell items similar to your own with the hope of networking with them. You would be surprised how much free publicity you can get just from corresponding, calling and networking with others.

Once you locate a publication you want to advertise in, give it a try for 3 months. If you don’t get any response or only a few orders, try another publication. There are millions of them and eventually you will hit the right target market that will be interested in what you have to sell. Read more

How To Avoid Common Advertising Mistakes

June 3, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

Advertising isn’t hard to do.

You prepare an advertisement or write a classified ad to sell your product or generate interest to send people more information. But the way most people make mistakes is either by their inability to write effective ad copy and by sending it to be published in the wrong publication. Here are some pointers to follow:

Writing Effective Copy

Never try to sell anything costing more than $5 in a small display ad or a classified ad. First of all, you don’t have enough room to tell people everything they need to know to entice them to order. Read more

Part Four of Preparing A Business Plan That Guarantees Profits

June 3, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

Take it to a quality printed in your area, and have three copies printed. Don’t settle for photocopying… Have it printed! Photocopying leaves a slight film on the paper, and will detract from the overall professionalism of your business plan, when presented to someone you’re trying to impress.

So, after going to all this work to put it together properly, go all the way and have it duplicated properly.

Next, stop by a stationery store, variety store, or even a dime store, and pick up an ordinary, inexpensive bind-in theme cover for each copy of your business plan. Have the holes punched in the pages of your business report to fit these binders and then slip each copy into a binder of its own?

Now you can relax, take a break ant feel good about yourself… You have a complete and detailed business plan which to operate a successful business of your own… A plan you can use as a basis for any financing proposal you may want to submit… And a precise road-map for the attainment of real success…

Part: 1 2 3 4

Part Three of Preparing A Business Plan That Guarantees Profits

June 3, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

People becoming involved with any new venture want to know that the person in charge - the person running the business knows what he’s doing, will not lose his cool when problems arise, and has what it takes to make money for them.

After showing the “muscle” of this person, go on to outline the other key positions within your business; who the persons are you’ve selected to handle those jobs and the sources as well as availability of any other help you might need. Read more

Part Two of Preparing A Business Plan That Guarantees Profits

June 3, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

On the very first page, which is the title page, put down the name of your business - ABC ACTION - with your business address underneath.

Now, skip a couple of lines, and write in all capital letters: PRINCIPAL OWNER - followed by your name if you’re the principal owner. On your finished report, you would want to center this information on the page, with the words “principal owner” offset to the left about five spaces. Read more

Prepare A Business Plan That Guarantees Profits Part One

June 3, 2008 by Glenn · Leave a Comment 

To attract investors, obtain financing and hold onto the confidence of your creditors, particularly in times of cash flow shortages - in this instance, money you have on hand compared with the expenses that must be met…

Success in business comes because of planning. You need a detailed, written plan that shows you what the ultimate goal is, the reason for the goal, and each milestone that must be passed to reach your goal.

A business plan is a written definition of, and an operational plan for achieving your goal. You need a complete business tool to define your basic product, income objectives and specific operating procedures. Read more

Bottom