Business ideas and opportunities help

[GojiGirl]

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[Jaylin]

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[snowswap]

How hard are you prepared to work? Are you prepared to study? Can you support yourself while you get something off of the ground?

Really there is too little information for us to be constructive. I run a website that specialises in starting businesses for little money from home but $100-$200 is a very low starting budget, although not impossible.

Have a look at my archive of ideas at www.ideas2earn.com/archives.htm and see if anything appeals.

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[remendy]

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[syia]

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[rickygaf2006]

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[DBeavers]

MGM,

You haven't posted since you started this thread. Did you find what you were looking for, or are you still searching? As someone stated previously, what you posted didn't say near as much as what you omitted. Your location could limit what may work for you, as well as what might be a better option.

If you live in the United States, you might consider the home-based sales opportunity that has worked exceptionally well for me over the past 14 years. I especially appreciate working as an Independent Agent, with more control of my priorities, schedule, and options. Although I have the option of selling strictly online, because I started my business 23 years ago, I have a considerable number of clients who were buying from me before the internet and ecommerce became a reality.

With no territory restrictions, I can work a large area of SW Louisiana, yet travel 2 1/2 hours to call on Houston, TX customers and prospects as often as I choose. With no artificial ceiling or income cap, I earn what I am worth, not what some employer might choose to pay me.

Because of Kaeser & Blair's unique business opportunity, in the field of promotional advertising, I have a dual income stream from just one career. I am encouraged (but not required) to sponsor others to join with K & B in this $20 Billion U.S. market. I earn excellent commissions from my personal sales, and generous override compensation from the sales group I have built over the past 14 1/2 years.

With no employer to set a mandatory retirement, I have chosen my 97th birthday as my target date to quit work, although I'm certain I will put in less hours by then. In the meantime, I have more than 40 possible years of excellent income as compensation for my efforts.

If sales appeal to you, and you live in the U.S., you might want to investigate the possibilities available to you in business-to-business (B2B) commerce. Instead of selling onesies and twosies or $2 to $100 orders, imagine $100 to $2000 transactions on a daily basis. On the extreme side, the largest Kaeser & Blair orders for the past two years exceeded $300,000, while my largest orders have been $48K-$51K.

Promotional advertising includes everything from the inexpensive ink pens for the bank drive through to Titleist & Nike golf balls, USB memory sticks, corporate embroidered apparel from Tommy Hilfiger, Van Heusen, Polo, Jack Nicklaus, Munsingwear, and many other brands. Over 800K different products are available to carry a company name, logo, and/or message. Buyers orders these products and more everyday, and they could be doing business with you.

If interested, please visit my website -

http://www.CuttingEdgeAdvertising.com

or contact me for more information.

Dennis Bevers
BASSCO, Inc.