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Your Golden Goose Goes to Work
Thursday, 22 May 2008
By Debbie Penner

Who is our target market? Most people marketing "make money" products are going after the wrong crowd.

Do we market to "opportunity seekers"? Absolutely not!

This is so critical to understand right now. Opportunity seekers are people who have filled out a generic "make money from home" or "work at home" ad.

These people most likely have never owned a home business in the past and certainly do not know the specifics of our industry.

When you work with these types of leads and traffic, you are setting yourself up for a whole lot of frustration.

The majority of these people won't even be looking for a "business" or to invest any capital to get started in something. They are just looking for JOBS from home.

You could market "work from home directories" to these people but most of these are just deceptive ploys to get them to start a business and do not offer any real value. It makes more sense to market to entrepreneurs who are serious about really making a living from home.

The average person searching for "make money from home" information probably doesnt even
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 22 May 2008 )
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Small Business Banking For Your Website
Wednesday, 21 May 2008
By Shaun Parker

The internet has provided a whole new world of opportunities for tech savvy entrepreneurs. It provides people that have the technical and creative skills to produce a website the opportunity to set up a small business and sell products. This is irrelevant of the types of products that they sell. There are an increasing number of drop ship companies that deal with the distribution of the stock. All the web developer has to do is create a portal from which the products can be sold and then get traffic to visit the store and buy the products.

The website creator deals with the payment from the customer and instructs the drop ship company to dispatch the products. Often the hardest thing for someone setting up an online business for the first time is appeasing the legal side of things and the financial side of things. Small business banking can help you with all aspects of a new business.

Having the Idea

The hardest thing is having that million dollar idea. So get thinking! The best types of online businesses are those that sell products. Services such as booking a taxi or
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