Archive for January 9th, 2006

  • Skip Rosell’s New Membership Site

    Skip Rosell is one of my favorite writers.
    He’s creative yet humble. Lot’s of people want to score big off you and sell you a $200 program (or more) and to do that they have to imply you’re going to be living like Donald Trump in return.
    So how many times has that happened to you?
    Skip is [...]

  • Home Workers Typical Of Folks Reshaping The Media

    From TV Week:
    Wayne and Tyna Donelson, 56 and 54, don’t have much time for most mass media. A married pair of small-business owners who work from home in rural Massachusetts, they subscribe to the local paper and a few magazines, rent DVDs voraciously and, thanks to Comcast’s video-on-demand package, watch yet another movie together every [...]

  • Home Workers Rethinking Traditional Roles

    From the Missourian…
    On a typical morning, for example, Gabe DeArmond gets his 8-year-old son, Taten Lyngstad, ready and off to school. DeArmond spends the rest of the morning taking care of Turner, until his wife, Janel, who works part time as a production assistant at KOMU-TV, comes home about noon.
    Janel takes care of Turner [...]

  • Companies Using Virtual Agents – Is Your Next Home Based Job Here?

    These companies use virtual agents or home based reps to serve customers in the “homeshoring” trend…
    LiveOps:With LiveOps you can earn up to $15/hour just for talking on the phone. And having a home based business saves big on commute time and dry-cleaning costs. Who can beat that?
    West Corp: West is the nation’s premier provider [...]

  • Homeshoring and Its Impact on Small Businesses

    From Small Business Trends via Dane
    Homeshoring is the use of home-based workers, such as customer service agents. Through the use of technology, home-based workers can log onto company systems seamlessly to do their work. They just need a broadband Internet connection, a phone line and a computer. The person at the other end of the [...]