Resources on the main types of home-based businesses. Information on business opportunities, franchises, eBay, mail order, family businesses, network marketing, income opportunities, consulting, and much more.
By Priscilla Y. Huff
While many people “Think Spring” in the later 
winter months, looking forward to warmer days, and vacations; others think of ways to earn extra money or start their “dream” home-based businesses they listed in their New Year’s resolutions. You can get a jump on other new entrepreneurs by reviewing the following fifteen home-based businesses and choosing one that you may want to this launch this spring.**
In these times, many people wonder if th
ey will be laid off, or how they will manage inflation or retirement. Some want a Plan B, and some have found one with network marketing. They may start a network marketing business as a backup while working, or upon retiring. Although there are challenges to multi-level-marketing businesses (MLMs), I’ve collected a list of advantages for those considering one.
Consultant Helps Home Businesses and Warns of Search Engine Submission Scams
A native of Boston, Phil Sirkin received his BA at Brandeis University and his MBA at Boston College, and spent 25 years in the radio industry in New England. He began his career as a writer, producer and editor for CBS, and later moved on to positions as news director, program director, operations manager, and station manager in Providence and Boston.
Phil started dabbling on the Internet in the mid-90s, making his radio station one of the first in the world to have its own website.
5 Reasons To Expand Your Home-Based Business Through Fanchsing.
Have you created a successful business and are wondering what your options are to grow in today’s “New Normal”? Like you, many entrepreneurs have created great businesses through hard work, innovation, and simply exceeding the needs of customers in a local area. But without access to significant capital, it’s challenging to contemplate growing from a few locations to hundreds or thousands of outlets.
What Does "Going Green" Really Mean To The Average Small Business Owner?
By Karen Kobelski
It's all the rage to talk about green cities, green businesses, and green policies. It makes sense in the big picture to take care of the planet we're on. But what does "going green" really mean to the average small business owner?
Home-Based Company Owner Helps Small Business Become Stronger and More Savvy
By Home Business Magazine
Lynn Sarkany has been a home-based business owner since 1994. Along with Entrepreneurs Professionals, she also owns a home-based marketing consulting practice, MarketFinders.
