whats the best home based business to set up? or whats the best home based job and where can i find them?

by **johnyc** on Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:52 am

by **JoeR** on Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:53 am

Almost anything can be a home based business nowadays. What are you good at? What do you have special knowledge of? Start with what you know, people pay for products and services they need based on both your knowledge and the product quality and price.
If you go with what you love and are good at, your chance of success more than triples!

by **andyw** on Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:53 am

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by **Alice2962** on Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:54 am

The most profitable low cost business right now online in my opinion is video, photo publishing. With the dramatic increase in video social book marking sites, many commercial retail and small businesses are finding it cost effective to use photos and videos from independent professional and novice people whom have secretly tapped into this explosively lucrative industry. This is not to mention the current global economic crisis that is undoubtly forcing multitudes of companies to find much cheaper alternative means of retrieving videos and photos at the lowest possible cost to afford their budget. The video photo publishing business is much unsaturated, extreme low competition

by **21WCE** on Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:55 am

I have a home-based business with a social marketing company, and this is an option for anyone who's willing. Here are some pros and cons of this type of home-based business you may want to consider as you evaluate whether it's best for you:

=== PROS ===

- I have control over my income level (I choose to work part-time and am able to make a decent supplementary income, but I always have the option of earning more money by working full-time if I ever want to).
- I own my own company (which is an independent subsidiary of the parent company), so I can choose my own hours.
- My job is not subject to market whims; the all-natural products I represent (vitamins supplements, skin care cosmetics, non-toxic household cleaners, etc) are in demand even in tough economic times.
- These are consumable products, which means people reorder month after month, providing business security.
- My business is positioned to take advantage of the intersection of five of the fastest-growing consumer markets over the next 10 years (health wellness, anti-aging, green living, nutrition beauty, home-based business!)
- Product research and development, quality assurance, production, and shipping are all taken care of by the parent company's $500 million infrastructure.
- There is business development training and a great support system available to me. I love being around positive people!
- I often end up becoming friends with my customers, business associates and other marketers - there is a great team spirit.
- I love the high-quality products I market, and they are supported by a $-back guarantee, so I feel really good about sharing them with others.

=== CONS ===

- You spend a lot of time on the phone, which some are uncomfortable with. I had call-phobia when I started out, but thankfully there is training available that I took advantage of to help me overcome that.
- There is an upfront cost to join the parent company, but there are always organizational expenses when starting a business; and this cost is very reasonable compared to the cost of starting your own business from scratch or buying into a franchise.
- If you aren't self-motivated, then you won't have much success with this type of business model. There is no boss telling you what you have to do (of course, that can also be considered a pro :)
- While you can begin earning money immediately with this home-based business, the rate of return for time spent is not steady; at the beginning it is more modest (though still appealing!), but it grows exponentially so that further into your business experience, the rate of return potential is significantly higher.

So in a nutshell, a home-based business as a social marketer provides you with the benefits of having your own home-based business, but without the costs and hassles of getting started and being on your own.
Here's the website you can go to for more info:
http://www.landofand.com/anne

by **BrittavonDE** on Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:55 am

http://extra-money-now.blogspot.com/

This is a great way to make some extra money online. It's not a get rich quick or a scam.

They pay you to sign up. When refer others, you earn 20% of your referrals cash-back rebates on every day purchases they make. They pay you via Paypal or by check.

I hope this help.
Good luck!

whats the best home based business to set up? or whats the best home based job and where can i find them?