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Deciding if Network
Marketing is Right for You
Want to work from home on your
spare time?
Then network marketing may be the
business you're looking for.
March 27, 2006 By Rod Nichols In 1979, I viewed my first network marketing presentation and fell in love with the concept. At that time, I was a corporate manager for a Fortune 100 company. I had graduated from college with a business degree and set out to climb the corporate ladder to success. However, those circles drawn on the white board to represent network marketing during that presentation opened my eyes to the future of business. Nearly 27 years later, I'm convinced that network marketing is the wave of the future in business. It's a powerful marketing model that's sweeping the world and will have a greater impact than franchising. Bold statements? The balance of this article will provide the proof. Fortune magazine called direct selling (of which network marketing is the largest segment) "the best kept secret in the business world." To continue this article, go to http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,327034,00.html
6 Questions to Ask Before Becoming a Network Marketer Gather the right facts in your business opportunity
investigation by asking these crucial questions.
September 16, 2002 By Michael Sheffield Q: I'm looking for a homebased business opportunity or a network marketing company to represent. What questions should I ask the company before I make a decision? A: Whether you are looking for a part-time opportunity or a full-time career change, selecting the right business venture is clearly a major part of your formula for success. To continue this article, go to http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,303272,00.html
Are you
ready? In business, there are no guarantees. There is simply no way to eliminate all the risks associated with starting a small business - but you can improve your chances of success with good planning, preparation, and insight. Start by evaluating your strengths and weaknesses as a potential owner and manager of a small business. Carefully consider each of the following questions. Are you a self-starter? It will be entirely up to you to develop projects, organize your time, and follow through on details. To continue this article, go to http://www.sba.gov/starting_business/startup/areyouready.html
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