Archive for the 'Business Start Up' Category

This is from a press release but because it’s a work at home franchise, I’m passing it along. As always with all posts, whether stated or not, you should do your own due diligence!!! $20,000 sound extremely high to me, but maybe you’ll find it to be a fair price once you look under the […]

Question: I live on an acre in a great house on a hill in _________. I just had a new well drilled for all of my gardens and landscape. It turns out that I hit a wonderful pristine aquaduct that comes right out of the mountain. Can bottling water be a viable home business option?
Answer: […]

I got this from ModernClick.com. It’s actually not entirely free… there’s a small charge for shipping and handling. But you might really like it. The affiliate link is Modern Click’s not mine.
Did you know that your chances of winning the lottery are one in 15,890,700? That’s …well, that’s a pretty small chance.
But if you’ve ever […]

This article got me wondering about this topic: WeGoShop.com grocery delivery services open
If entrepreneurs step in during times of crisis, take a risk, and make money… just as gas prices are craziest, is this an opportunity to profit?
Here’s the parent company’s site WeGoShop.com 
They have a business opportunity link… here
How could you keep your overhead low […]

I don’t know if you’ve seen the site How I Spent My Stimulus
Some of the stories are funny, and others are pathetic.
If you are spending YOUR stimulus check to start a new home based business,  I’d sure like to hear it.
Go post your story at that site and then send me the permalink so we […]

Do you have the wrong dream for your business? Gary North’s email today made me think about this topic.
Is your dream to operate a business where you have something people “have to have” (or at least think they have to have it), there’s no possible competition and you can charge whatever you want?
The fact that […]

Most small business start up decisions are based on “what’s hot now?” If we’re thinking about long term options though, it might be wise to ask… “What will be around tomorrow too?”
That’s the issue, in part, behind population demograhics.
They used to have a saying … “Find me 10,000 people and I’ll show you 200 willing […]

Here’s an interesting interview with Emma Jones the founder of Enterprisenation.co.uk
Emma Jones is the founder and managing director of Redbrick Enterprises, a company that advises local authorities and regional development agencies on promoting and increasing home enterprise, and is the editor of www.enterprisenation.co.uk, a free-to-use home business website that offers help to people who want […]

I used to pass through Danville, VA from time to time and noted that it had once seemed busy but often seemed to have lots of empty industrial buildings.
For example:
The textile manufacturer Dan River, a former Fortune 500 company, once employed as many as 15,000 workers by some accounts. It began hemorrhaging jobs as it […]

Along the lines of creating a CASH GENERATOR (not just getting a power generator), here are 7 Hot Businesses
It’s a good post well worth your time. I like Gordon’s articles and recommend them.
Here are the businesses he thinks are smoking right now…

Bicycles. Buy and sell, repair, start a club, a members group online, etc.
Electric vehicles. […]