Will I make lots of money in my new business?
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NO, because you suck at advertizing and selling you produce. seeing that you cant tell us what it is how can you sell it and make money.
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Absolutely none, as I am too lazy to start a business. I can think up all sort of ways to make $$$, but never want to follow-through. Good luck!
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get a lot of money ...
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You could possibly make more money if you start your own business, provided that you are able to: a) cover your current living expenses; b) cover yourself with a reasonable set of benefits (i.e. medical, retirement); and c) cover your tax/medicare requirements, all of which are usually higher since a typical employer will cover a portion of these for the employee.\n\nYou may wish to augment being just a technician with perhaps also providing "turn key" computer systems at competitive prices.  By getting a business license in your city/state (which is usually affordable), you get the advantage of a) having certain tax write-offs for money that is put into your business (such as buying books, tools or paying for travel); and b) you get to buy items at wholesale prices (even better deals in bulk) that can help keep your prices competitive.\n\nYou will need to do a bit of research in order to determine how your pricing structure will match your expensives; possibly by playing some "what if" games with the numbers.
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I work for a home-based business company called Passion Parties, and have been with the company since August 2005. I love the business and make good money -- as much as 40% profit. The products sell themselves, and the parties are fun. Plus, I can sign consultants to my team and make commission from their sales.  Start-up costs range from $100 to $450, based on the level of profit you want to make from your parties. I'd be happy to tell you more about it if you're interested.
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Start with Ten Mil and invest it in the stock market.\n\nWith some luck, you'll earn $1 mil (which is what I THINK you meant to ask).\n\nIf you lose 90%, you'll still have $1 mil.\n\n------------\n\nSeriously, as one who has done what you are looking to do, with the success levels you are talking about, I have to say that the BEST way to make a lot of money is to start your own business.  Look at it this way, if you work for someone else, you can pretty accurately predict what your salary will be over 5 years (even optimistically)- and it will probably be no where near $1 mil.\n\nSo, Here's the plan.\n\n1. Start your own business.  You should do something you LIKE to do.\n\n2. Set a target for who you are marketing to, and what product or service you are providing.  Define that well, on paper.  Perhaps you want to provide computer programming services for accounting firms, or provide financial planning services for wealthy men (>$2M net worth) in their 40's.  Whatever.  Define it well.  This sets your target customer.  It guides your efforts.\n\n3. Every SPARE moment goes toward building a business for your target... finding customers in that arena, building a product or service offering in that target range.\n\n4. Set a financial goal.  If you want to earn (gross) $1M in 5 yrs, maybe it looks like this:  Yr 1: 25K, Yr 2: 70K, Yr 3: 130K, Yr 4: 260K, Yr 5: 520K.  That would put you over 1M for the total, and with a growth rate that would put you over $1M in yr 6 as well.\n\n5.  PUT A PLAN ON PAPER.  What does yr 2 look like?  Who are you selling to, and what are you selling?  How many customers do you need?  How many employees do you need?  What does a budget look like?  (where would you be spending your money in year 2, to insure that year 3 produces the results that you need).  It's a GIVEN that your plan will be WRONG (one way or another), but it's CRITICAL that you do this ON PAPER.\n\n6. Read The E-Myth.  Michael Gerber lays out a roadmap.  (That was a guide for our multi-million dollar start-up)\n\n7. Hire people ONLY IF YOU MUST, and then HIRE PEOPLE SMARTER THAN YOU.  This is critical.  Most start-ups go "on the cheap".  Most start-ups fail.  Look for people that have succeeded in starting a business.\n\n8. Put your business plan into a "presentation", and present it to as MANY influential people as possible.  Amazingly MOST EVERYONE is supportive of the little guy who has the guts to go out on a limb.  Listen to their advice (and weigh it accordingly).  This is part "strategic planning" and part "marketing".  You are just trying to get the message out.  At the end of each presentation, ask "do you know of anyone who I should talk to, who would be interested in my product or service?"  Get leads.  Follow up on them.\n\n9. Keeping your eye on your target market and financial goals, turn down VERY LITTLE business down (initially) until you can meet your financial target.  Price your deals based on how close to the target they are.  For instance, if you choose to perform Landscaping for businesses, but someone asks you to help them with a residential job, bid the job so that it's "worth your time".  Don't ever complain that "this isn't my core business".  The only business you want to avoid in the early stages are the deals that don't have a clean exit or a paying customer.  If you can state your price, and do a job, and have a satisfied customer, and make a few bucks, that is golden!  You are looking for reference accounts.\n\n10.  When you are so busy that you have the luxury of being selective of the business that you take on, price yourself accordingly.  Some business you may want to say no to.  Other business you may want to price high.  Remember the TARGET set in Step 2.  If it's a "bullseye" deal (exactly the type of business you are looking for, with a customer that will be happy and refer
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i would say yes - of course that depends on what the nature of the business is. \nIf you wanted to open a first class restaurant and needed premises fitting out with kitchens etc, or a factory with heavy plant machinery needed to run the business then you might struggle! however, i have a services based business and work from home, it cost me around  £1k to get up and running and i have just passed my first year and am here to tell the tale.\nas long as you do the financial planning you need and feel you could do it for £10k then go for it! it could be the best thing you ever do.
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Start by getting work from friends and family....you will grow from there ... word will spread...more people will want you....you'll have to hire someone to help you... and then another....you'll accumulate an inventory of supplies....you'll be making money and reinvest it into your business....do some advertising...you'll start needing a part time bookkeeper.... more employees...
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Start with something you or someone you know already own. \n\nI started a business making leather goods with only $300 investment. I already had most of the tools and supplies but I needed a wider range of leather. My first time selling netted $700 profit and I still had 3/4 of my supplies left. I turned it into a $80G a year business in two years.\n\nOne important factor in creating a business is passion. You have to love what you do.\n\nFrom a cleaning service (everyone has enough supplies to do at least the first house or two..then you reinvest your money to grow), to house painting (more supplies but can be bought at dollar stores for the first house), and the list goes on.\n\nI have built and sold 7 businesses in my life and am on business 8. Don't feel that once you start, thats where your stuck forever. Feel free to learn and grow with life. Get the book "Who moved my cheese" to help you learn how to move through tech changes.\n\nTake a piece of paper and draw a page sized T on it. The right side is cons the left is pros. Write your abilities down on the pro side then pencil in the cons to having a business doing that ability. You will find one or two strengths to work on.\n\nOnce you find what you want to do, find someone who is doing it and ask some questions. You will need to know how long it took to become established. Does the business support them and or their family. Do they like what they do. If not, why.\n\n2 out of three privately owned businesses fail the first year. They tend to work best when you have another job the first year or even two so you can reinvest your money to build the business. Its hard work but worth it if it makes you happy.
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do you mean to make money?\nIf yes. Check this out and if you like to get more info then I can connect you with our team in Uk. the site to check out is http://www.amivo.co.uk\nGood luck.
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Create your own web site.  do your advert in it. Its wonderful to know the profit you will  have.
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I think you want to starrt business but afraid to do anything. Don't worry I can help you in earning, just tell me which country you are located like U.S, U.K , Canada and I will show you how to make money. Also tell me are you looking for short term cash for one time or you want to have long term continue cash flow. Reply to my mail and give me your proper e-mail , so that I can send you full details.
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Hey Frank, I sure could use 500 thousand by the end of the month.  But, we both know that could be impossible.  I work full time and have two part time MLM businesses that I would love to take off and someday earn 500 thousand.  If you are interested in making your dreams come true.
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Hello,\n\nIf you are looking to make a large amount of money, you are not going to do it working for someone else.  The best way to do that is to work for yourself.  I have been working for myself for the past 2+ years.  I make a great income, and have great time freedom.  I am not pulling your leg I am being honest with you.  \n\nAdd me to your instant messenger or email me at pplamy1@yahoo.com
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Exceed expectations and make lots of money for the company you're with.
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It depends on your interests. All small businesses start off slowly, so it's best to start one that you are happy to work with. Mine took a few years to really start making profit. I was breaking even, but that is because I was putting my earnings back into my business. Now I update as I need to, and still have profit. Good luck!