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I am looking for a home based business that is honest and reputable.

eBay is a good option. This might help you get started-

It is written from my own experience from selling for 4 years. I've sold about 12,000 items.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stay-At-Home-Moms-Guide-to-Successful-Ebay-Selling_W0QQitemZ9511531157QQihZ007QQcategoryZ102483QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem

Best of luck to you!

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I am very new to network marketing and would love to learn tips on how to boost my sales. Any tips are very welcome!

Depending on what company you are with, it may be a good idea to try and sell your product on eBay and capture the emails of all your customers. These will be highly targeted prospects that would make good distributors.

Another thing you need to do is get some kind of lead generation system or funded proposal system. This way you can make money even if no one joins your primary business by selling them information on the backend and building a list at the same time.

I recommend you check out this system: http://www.spider-web-system.com

This is a new and very effective business opportunity lead generation system that will help you find prospects for your primary business and build you income at the same time.

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What do you think about a home based business do you think it's worth it calling people or trying to sell a product?

The answer depends.
Home based business has its value. It is one kind of the business models. Passed records proved that it is a useful model. Some people in this field got large achievement with the fact that some of them lose their time and monetery capital in this field.
There are two kinds of home based business model, they all give people the opportunity to success. Acturally they are the same one, only one is a early stage model, the other is the upgrade model. They all have its value, due to the diverse stratification of the real life.
The first category is MLM company, (eg. Nuskin, Amway, Market America). They are aimed as recruit product distributor, let's make is plain and down to earth, they are revruiting retailor. The result is the company needs to pay the large compensation fee for the retailors, thus leads to a high price products.If the person involved in this business is not a great sales and retail person; has no time, human and monetery capital. The reult is large monetery lost and time been wasted. Most of them end with a large storage of products in their basement.
The second category is a upgrade model of the first category. (eg. melaleuca) This kind of company they are aimed at recruit business partner, provide a unique Revenue Sharing opportunity. Peolple join in these kind of business have no risk. No monetery investment. The company provide everything, one do not need to purchase large mandetory inventory in a monthly committment 12 month a year, and in a rush to sale them out in a monthly frame. Take Melaleuca for exmaple, they only require their Marketing executive to purchase 35 points product every month, as well as a normal prefer customer do.
A 22 year successful records, and a record of five nomination is INC500 magazine.All prove the success of this Melaleuca's product and service and the overall success of this company.
Also it contribute to prove the success of this kind of new home based business moedl.
Need more info, please reach me at rozelavender@gmail.com
Sara

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I am a consultant for a very reputable company founded by very reputable people. The products are very quality skincare, makeup, and health products. I cannot seem to find the right method to reach businesses, or entrepreneurs, such as skin salons or makeup artists. Anyone have any ideas to promote this business online. All ideas are welcome. Please help me brainstorm this.

Call or visit five potential customers each day and ask them to register for your upcoming beauty news newsletter or entry into a contest for a $50 Amex gift card. That will give you up to 100 email addresses per month (1200 per year). Your mission needs to be getting sales not getting clicks on your website so make sure you have the right products at the right price at the right time. Offer samples. Let the products sell themselves. Ask if you can set up a folding table in their stores for 4 hours on one day to give samples and demonstrate your products to their customers. Create buzz. There's alot of competition in the industry. Get to know the buyers personally through frequent contact without stalking. When you see an article of interest make a copy and mail it with a little post it note saying, "thought you'd appreciate this" and sign your name and phone # or attach a business card. You may want to write an article of your own and make it look published. Relate it back to your company. Write about a new product or some kind of press release. Have you taken on any new clients worth bragging about??? Follow up with buyers… a no today could be a yes in 3 months. Get some postcards printed (vistaprint) and mail out quarterly. Your marketing efforts are tax deductible. Take a buyer to lunch once in awhile and ask about their business, trends, fears, joys, etc. Partner with comparable businesses to share leads. Talk to dermatologists and fitness clubs to get your product name to the end users who in turn will ask for your products by name. Imagine when a couple people a day go to the drug store asking for XYZ brand cosmetics??? Get your name out there. Be the "go to" person for the industry. Don't work hard… work smart.

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I am a jack of all clerical skills but want to work from home.
I would like to offer virtual and freelance clerical. Rent a secretary kind of thing. I live in a small town within 30 – 60 minutes from larger cities that may need a secretary once in a while but not all the time. Freelancers, home based business people, or possibly professional people who need a personal assistant. How do I get started and what is the best way to market it?

http://ecommerce-times.blogspot.com

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