How To Make Money

Be fair, attentive, and customers
will return.

Let's face it, we are in hard
economic times. Still, some
are making money, and
starting their own businesses.
It requires determination,
and thinking out of the
box.

"What do you mean?" You
asked.

You can make money taking
surveys. Link to someone else's
product, and the list goes on.

Is it right for you? Will you
make money? Is it something
that would motivate you to
go the extra mile, even
introduce family to?

If the answer is yes,
great!

If you responded with a no
answer, keep reading.

Are you making cookies at home,
and people are buying them?
Maybe, you write greetings, and
others are interested. You take
care of a child. People are
coming to you for advice, and
want to pay you for listening.
All you're doing is giving your
opinion. You have started a
business.

"I don't understand." You said.

The cookies you are baking can
become a bigger business.
Ask the people who are buying
your product to tell others.
Place flyers at places you
frequent.

Do some research about your
area, and see if it's feasible
to start a bakery.

If not, continue to make
money by selling cookies.

People are asking you to
write greetings in time of
a death, graduation, anniversary,
other occasions. This is the
time to start your business.

Take it further. Check-out the
greeting card section at
stores. What cards are most
like yours? Get names and
addresses. Write the greeting
card company for guidelines.

You take care of a child.
Look into caring for more
children. You have started
your business. Take it to
the next level.

You're making money at
home. It is something you
take pleasure in doing.

Family members can join
you in your business. It
saves money. Although, they
will want to share in the
profits, or get paid.

Put everything in writing.
List what family members
or anyone else contribute,
and is promised in return.

Memories fade. Avoid
confusion by recording
every move made in the
business.

Don't be afraid to go the
extra step with a hobby,
or an activity you're doing
already. In an economic
downturn, make money
at what you like to do, are
doing. In reality, you have
started a business.