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by noel on March 31, 2007
Summer's heat is on and if you're one of the many whose entrepreneurial spirit gets even ignited in stead of wasting all the summer vacation going to beaches, then you will surely want to know...
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The home office is where more and more Americans are building their careers and many have found success operating their business from a room in their home. The challenge usually is how to maintain...
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If you want to venture on another source of online income, you might want to try the very popular affiliate marketing. Affiliate marketing is a system of revenue sharing between one site (the...
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by noel on March 28, 2007
This is the last part of the Home Business Idea of the Week featuring Food Delivery Service. It's first part is on what to expect in putting up a home based food delivery business and it's...
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by noel on March 28, 2007
This is the second part of the "Making Payment Collection Easier for Your Home Business" post. Keep the Cash Flowing • Are you considering whether you should extend credit? You may have...
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If you thought managing your home business was difficult, wait till you have to deal with difficult customers. Not all bills are settled early, and not all customers smile, open their wallets, and pay...
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by noel on March 27, 2007
This is the second part of the Home Biz Idea of the Week featuring a Home-Based Food Delivery Business. Its first part is on what should one expect in putting up a food delivery business. Food...
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by noel on March 26, 2007
Nope, working from home is not all bed of roses. Now if you are starting to realize that or you want to prepare for the looney times, here are some ways that will make your work-at-home job a lot...
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by noel on March 26, 2007
Be Frugal Not Only for the Rainy Days Learn to be frugal. Save on electricity by insulating your home office and keeping air conditioners from running for too long. Keep your ceilings high to keep the...
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by noel on March 26, 2007
Food is one necessity humans will never get tired of and always need. Clothing can be used over and over, and shopping for clothes need not be done every day. Shelter can be expensive if bought...
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by noel on March 24, 2007
Aside from carpal tunnel syndrome, here is a list of health risks that a home based business person, should look out for: 1. Flu - though this isn't due to working at home, bloggers have been...
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by noel on March 24, 2007
Have your resume ready for lookers. When companies look through your resume, they will check out your work experience, grades, and educational experience. Provide all these in an easy to read resume....
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by noel on March 23, 2007
This is the last part of the Home Biz Idea of the Week featuring House Cleaning Service. Here are its first two parts: Part I - House Cleaning Service Estimated Costs and ROI Part II - Skills Required...
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by noel on March 23, 2007
Anti-9-to-5 Guide (a book on fleeing the cubicle for good) author Michelle Goodman has this open thread discussion on her blog about how to survive as a short-timer as requested by one of her readers:...
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by noel on March 22, 2007
Like it or not, money matters. This principle should not rule you as you look for what jobs you are good at: making money a priority could make you blind to aggression or anyone taking advantage of...
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by noel on March 21, 2007
This is the second part of the Home Business Idea of the Week featuring house cleaning Business. Its first part includes the ROI and estimated cost of this business. Skills, Tools, and Resources...
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by noel on March 20, 2007
The Internet has done wonders for job hunters. With more search engines spreading out and indexing more sites, job hunters can find the job they need with the click of a mouse. Today's jobs,...
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by noel on March 19, 2007
The ever popular business magazine, which has an online version, Entrepreneur.com has an article on Top 50 Ways to Save Money in Your Business. Among the 50 tips, the frugal ways to market your...
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by noel on March 19, 2007
You're hopeless in the boardroom, you hate field work, but you can make a house spanking clean in a jiffy and without breaking a sweat. If you've been the Housewife Champion for House Cleaning...
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by noel on March 18, 2007
Be strong enough to take criticism. Your home business may be too small or too ambitious, your products may be called too amateur, or your services may be criticized as inefficient. Don't wallow...
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by noel on March 17, 2007
How can you avoid procrastination? Here are some tips to guide you as you seek to improve yourself and keep your business afloat. 1. Change your way of thinking. You may think that constant change, as...
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by noel on March 16, 2007
Be careful with word combinations, since your company name will have to be translated if you decide to work abroad and expand your market base. If the translation will not work for your international...
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by noel on March 15, 2007
Handling a home business requires a good deal of maturity. First, you need to know how to deal with people as you field questions, hire employees, and make and receive phone calls. You also need to...
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