Before you Quit your Job!

November 2, 2009 by mystudent4life

As a small entrepreneur, you learn about your new business while keeping the safe and steady income of your main job. You start small and build your business gradually. This limits your risk in case your new business fails. In exchange for taking less risk, you must work harder. You must be dedicated, willing to come home after a full workday and keep going on your side business. It takes discipline, tenacity, faith, and a very understanding family to manage your business while keeping your day job. It’s not easy to work all day at the office and then go home at night to work on your own project. The competition for your time can become intense. But if you create a plan and follow it in an orderly fashion, you have a very good chance of eventually succeeding.

Mastering the essential skills

To succeed in any business, you must know and do certain things very well. For starters, you must master the fundamentals of direct marketing. Direct marketing is by far the most efficient way to sell products and services profitably. It is essential for small entrepreneurs because it allows them to break into their market without losing a fortune on general advertising.

You must also learn about the kinds of products the marketplace desires and which price points are ideal. You must know how those first sales are made — the specific marketing techniques to employ to generate a sale without spending too much money acquiring the customer. You must understand the “back end” of the business, too (how to upgrade a new customer into buying higher-margin products).

Learning about the market you intend to enter can also be done while you still have your day job. It is relatively easy to take advantage of the Internet or use flea markets to test new product ideas cheaply. And you can learn the backend of the business by becoming a customer of a company selling a product similar to the one you want to sell. Create your backend strategy by seeing the kind of offers you get from them after you make your first purchase.

Avoiding the most common start-up mistakes

There are several pitfalls in starting any new business. But as a small entrepreneur you can easily avoid them. The most common is dictating to, rather than listening to, the market. New entrepreneurs often waste precious time and effort hoping to bring something brand-new and exciting to the marketplace. But if the product doesn’t exist, there is usually a good reason for it. It’s better to start with a better or cheaper version of a product that is already known and in demand.

The next-biggest mistake new entrepreneurs make is spending too much time and money on non-essentials like business cards, photocopy machines and fax machines. Keep in mind that the fundamental activity of a business is the commercial transaction. Your best chance of success comes when you devote 80 percent of your initial resources to making the first sale.

Master the necessary skills, avoid the pitfalls, and your business will grow. At some point in the future, you may realise that you are making more money from your second income than you are from your first. That’s when you may choose to drop your “day job.”
Justice Mandhla is the author of Business Prep Guide and he spends a great deal of his fulltime writing days researching and writing about business preparatory strategies.
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Never give up Boosting your Sales.

October 24, 2009 by mystudent4life

                 

If you’ve been in business very long, chances are good you’ve started out spending hours closing sales, processing transactions, fulfilling orders, and finding new leads in an effort to boost your sales. You wasted time on the phone talking to prospects who asked dozens of questions and then never bought anything. You wasted money into your website without seeing the results you expected. You did your best to provide amazing customer service, but you still had to fight tooth and nail for referrals and repeat business. You worked for hours on end without seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. And you long ago, gave up the idea of doing what you love. But you know, nobody starts a business expecting to give up their personal life and spend hours at the office. It’s just what happens when there are bills to pay, employees to manage, customers to keep happy and prospects to convert. But what you need to realize is, despite all the things that keep you running day-in and day-out there is a reward at the end. Continue building your business despite all the hardships.

Success is all about perseverance and determination, not giving up, doing your best, keeping at it, focus -when you would rather quit and rid yourself of the business. But when we quit, we can forget about achieving the goal we are working towards. It’s like running a long-distance race – a marathon. At the start, you feel strong and full of enthusiasm, but as the miles take their toll on your energy reserves, you think to yourself, ‘Why am I doing this? This is tough!’ If you decide to quit you are immediately out of the race. You will never be able to boost those sales let alone running a business – It’s over for you. There is no committee that sits down at the end and decides whether or not you should still get a medal. No one says, she/he tried so hard in the beginning, “can’t we just give it to him/her?” No. There is no vote.
 
Hang in there! The worthy projects you are involved in are worth fighting for. Success takes strength of mind, courage, moral fiber and drive. It does not come without these traits. But it is worth it in the end. A happy marriage, a successful business, a mature son or daughter, a fulfilling career in your chosen field. These things are the rewards of perseverance and are worth every ounce of blood, sweat and tears. Stay the course and boost those sales. You can do it!

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Dr Suzanne’s Fat Loss Secret

October 19, 2009 by mystudent4life

Fat Loss- Doctors Ignoring The Link

October 13, 2009 by mystudent4life

Job Search : Get That Job Fast – Free-Press-Release.com

September 21, 2009 by mystudent4life

Poll: How would you rate the effectiveness of different kinds of job-hunting methods?

September 17, 2009 by mystudent4life

ScottFox.com – Internet Riches – e-Riches 2.0: The ONE Thing You Should Do in Social Marketing

September 15, 2009 by mystudent4life

Regularly posting credible and informative articles and links then attracts visitors to your blog from all over the world.

via ScottFox.com – Internet Riches – e-Riches 2.0: The ONE Thing You Should Do in Social Marketing.

Are you adding value to your company?

September 14, 2009 by mystudent4life

EBooks Profit Package with Master Resell Rights

August 28, 2009 by mystudent4life

                

                                        What Does Master Resell Rights Mean?
When you get master resell rights to a product, it means that not only do you get the right to resell the product to your customers and keep 100% of the profits, you ALSO get the right to modify the product and usually you’re allowed to put your name as the author/creator of the product.

 Many people want to find a legitimate way of making extra money without leaving their current jobs. If you are interested in making money, in a relatively easy way, whether you are employed,  unemployed,  a student, retired or a stay at home mom you can  make some extra cash for yourself by examining master resell rights. It may very well be the opportunity that you have been searching for.

Here are easy ways you can use E-book Profit Package to earn those dollars:

 
  • Sell E-book Profit Package by itself.
  • Sell the individual products contained in E-book Profit Package, using the professionally designed sales letters provided for each product. You can even start your own internet bookstore!
  • Create your own packages by combining the products included in E-book Profit Package.
  • Promote your existing products & websites using the information and resources included in E-book Profit Package and watch your profits skyrocket!
  • Learn how to make thousands of dollars every month using affiliate programs, by promoting other people’s products.
  •  Plus anything else you can think of – the possibilities are endless!

No Experience Required!

In just a few minutes you could be selling the E-book Profit Package or the individual products contained in it, and keeping 100% of the profits!

The money you’ll earn as a result of using and selling the great products can very easily pay you back hundreds (probably thousands) times your small investment.

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You have graduated and you are about to begin a new chapter in your life.

August 25, 2009 by mystudent4life

Five vital  facts your Life Orientation Tutor or Student Counsellor did not teach you

 Job hunting is a job unto itself, so treat it that way.

The biggest mistake that most job hunters make is that they never devote much time into it. They think that perusing the classified advertisements a few minutes a day, then sending resumes to any organisations that seems interesting, is the bulk of the work. Unfortunately, job hunting is not a hobby. In order to find a job nowadays, you have to do a lot research, a lot of networking, and a lot of writing. Job searching is essentially a fulltime job, and the more you think about it that way, the more time and effort you’ll put into it. After all, how much would you pay someone who just spends fifteen minutes on the job?

A job does not equal a Diploma or Degree.

So many graduates get out of school asking themselves “where’s my job?”  thinking that the perfect career will somehow land itself on their lap simply because they now possess that piece of paper. Not so, I am afraid. Unless you have done your networking months before, an offer is unlikely to materialize right after graduation. The perfect job isn’t going to look for you; you will have to find it yourself.

A “No” doesn’t mean you are not good enough, it doesn’t mean your qualification is not good enough.

You have the best resume. You gave a killer interview that you are convinced should land you that  dream job. You did all the right things, and still, you receive a rejection. Don’t take it personally. When you get turned down for a job, it means you weren’t a right fit for the company… but that doesn’t mean you won’t find one that is a perfect match. Keep your head high, and move on to the next opportunity. Remember that when one door closes, another one opens, and what’s behind that door might be a better deal.

Believe in yourself. After all, that’s what you are selling. 

Would you go to a dentist that’s not entirely sure he knew what he was doing? Even if he did have a shiny office, and a list of diplomas as evidence. Not likely. So Believe in yourself. Have confidence in your skills and abilities and be prepared. If you don’t, then who will?

Treat this period as a time of opportunities and self-discovery.

How many people who are currently working get the time off to learn what they really want in life, and actually go for it? For you, that time is now. Maybe you are a recent graduate, or someone who is currently switching careers, or even someone who has been laid odd, but one thing is for sure: you have the opportunity to change. Whether it’s starting over, or moving up, this segment of your life is about examining what you want and actually going for it.

Justice Mandhla is the author of  What they did not teach you in school: Life Long Learning Tips to land a job straight out of school and he spends a great deal of his full-time writing days researching and writing about job search strategies.

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