Archive for September 30th, 2005

In New Jersey, the most recent census indicated that 106,000 - 2.7% of the population - work from home.
Nationwide the number is expected to jump to 15 million by 2008.
Most work at home entrepreneurs highlighted in the article are not employed using the “packaged” business opportunities so popular online or in home business magazines.
From the [...]

Here’s the context of that question.
I was on a discussion group for folks interested in operating Collection Agencies. The founder of the group had actually started her own agency from home and now helps others do that.
Someone posed the question… “What about collecting child support?”
I happen to know the county deputy assigned to the [...]

I was working at a Disaster Assistance Center yesterday for persons who have left their homes due to Hurricane’s Katrina and Rita.
I was reminded that home business entrepreneur’s are being displaced too.
I got to speak with a single mom who’d worked a flex time job for a local chamber of commerce in the affected area.
As [...]

In “Ethical MLM Part 2” I warned about how the creation of “proprietary” can simply be a ruse for padding the price.
Another way to determine whether the program is legitimate is this… are you told, up front, that your success depends on selling to end users.
I can’t commend Kevin Anderson, founder of a network marketing [...]

Here’s an interesting discussion thread about a beginner seeking to make money with Google Adsense at Phil Wiley’s forum.
His site’s 6 weeks old and he’s getting 30 visitors per day.
Frankly, I’d say that’s excellent.
Once you get the first click from an Adsense customer, you won’t turn back.
If you can get the first click, the [...]