Archive for December 8th, 2005

From Business Idea Factory (paid registration required)…
It started as a way for a guy who retired with a bad back from the construction industry to stay sane, so he took a part time job delivering newspapers… as a contractor, he’d been used to getting up with the roosters.
Soon he learned the number one reason [...]

I won’t reveal any names because I didn’ t get their permission, but on my travels this week, I came across
a particularly interesting home business story from Western North Carolina.
If you’re familiar with many homeschooling families, you see a trend… larger than 2.1 children per family and the desire to make extra money from home.
That’s [...]

From SohoSavvy, quoting AllBusiness.com via Dane’s watchful eye…
Trying to fit a round business into a square house. Not all businesses can realistically succeed in a home-based location. Take a look at your needs for equipment, work space, storage, inventory, and employees and determine if it is simply too difficult to run your business from your [...]

If you’re concerned about privacy a new concern may come to your attention here.
It’s no secret that many websites plant “cookies” on your computer to monitor traffic to the site.
Cookies are what tell your webmail to ask for a password if you’ve been away too long or are otherwise unrecognizable to the site. So [...]

From NewsFactor Network
Relying on home-based workers has huge advantages, Whipple says. Home-based workers tend to be self-starters. Because an increasing number of workers want to work from home, companies like LiveOps and WillowCSN, a Mirimar, Florida, outsourcer with 3,000 home-based agents, are able to bring on more educated and experienced agents than one would [...]