Home Businesses Fail - 95% Within a Few Months

[Matthew Hancock <dfkqicxuraeg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Why do home businesses fail? There are actually a few reasons. Here
are some examples of why. They don't know what they're doing. They
just jump in. Because they were told it was easy. Once they get in,
there is no support. It cost way too much to get in. Plus a lot of
programs have a monthly fee.
Here is just a small piece of advice from a person who has been in
Internet Businesses for about ten years...
If someone tells you; This will cost nothing, and you'll get rich.
RUN.
If you have to pay a great deal to get in, (over $600), your first
question should be; How long before I see a return larger than my
start up cost? In other words, when do I get my investment back?
If you are required to pay a monthly fee, be very careful. Many
companies have a monthly service charge. This is understandable in a
lot of cases because this is their operating capitol. However, it has
been my experience that if you are paying more than $25 per month, the
company either does not have enough members or they're just plain
ripping you off. Either case is bad.
Let's get back to the initial cost of a program. This is a very
important part of any business. Two old sayings come into play here;
You get what you pay for. And, If it sounds too good to be true, it
is.
OK, the first one. If you join a program for $25, expect to get $25
worth of service, product, and support. The other side of this is, if
you join a program for $600 - $800 or more, expect to make a lot of
money for the people who signed you up. That's generally how it works
in online businesses. Find something in the middle, say about $300 -
$400. This way, you have paid a good value to join but it's not so
much that you feel like you're just making 'them' rich.
The second. Actually, I have found that this is really just an old
tale. Many, many programs I have personally seen sounded too good to
be true. But in fact, they were true. This is just another case of
something that has been drilled into our brains since birth.
Here's the basics to succeed at a home business. Plan on paying to
join. Remember, nothing is free. Nothing. You can't start a business
anywhere without paying. Keep the initial cost to around $300. Try to
keep from monthly fees but if they are required, keep it at around
$25. Make sure you have a contact for support.
Personally, this is why I like a matrix. It's not a large MLM, it's
not a pyramid scheme, and you can always get ahold of your sponsor for
support. Perfectly legal and a money-maker.
Please feel free to contact me if you have questions on starting a
successful home business. If you're just starting out, you need to
talk to someone like myself with years of experience. I can help you
get started right and show you how to make a good income from home.

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