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Savvie
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#21 · Posted: 16 Sep 2008 17:02 · Edited by: Savvie
Research is always a great way to go if you can find the time. A site that helped me research was Npros.com
Consider what field grabs your interest and what is important to you in a business, then look around to find things that fit your requirements. In example, I required: something in health and wellness field, an affordable start option, not to be forced to get auto-ships, not have much competition (unique), good comp plan,... etc. Think about what really matters to you.
Then consider that a good successful business comes from sticking with it. A lot of people give up too soon because they didn't bring in the big bucks during the first couple of months ~ it's easy to get discouraged... but hang in there! After all, if you've taken a lot of time to completely research what "fits" you best, chances are it's worth staying with it.
Forgot to add... there are also a number of other places such as wahm.com that have 'telecommuting' folders offering online jobs that aren't network marketing if you're looking to go that direction.
Hope things work out!
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glitch00
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#22 · Posted: 16 Sep 2008 21:11
Alot of the answers above me pretty much say it all. I'll just add a tad bit.
Now I'm not in the US right now, but some folks in another forum love to do surveys. If you are from the US, you can try those surveys and focus groups. The audience usually target work at home moms and you should be able to qualify taking them.
I know surveys don't pay that much. But the idea is for you to get some little extra needed to use some leverage in some of the legit programs out there (that's when research again is necessary)
Just make sure you don't sign up for survey sites that ask you for money.
Or you can use the money to do offers or anything like that. Pretty much lots of ways to go about it. Good luck!
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#23 · Posted: 16 Sep 2008 22:40
Thanks everyone. I will let you know how it turns out, and if anyone has anything to add let me know.
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unselfishbuddy
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#24 · Posted: 17 Sep 2008 22:06
Avoid joining programs with high up front fees! Remember, it doesn't take money to make money online. Also, you have to learn how to market online effectively. There's no way around it. It's a must.
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glitch00
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#25 · Posted: 17 Sep 2008 22:56
I'd like to add to that does take a little money to make big money online. It is wise to you use free cash to leverage it into something residual. Don't pay those high up front fees out of your own expense. Do some things that can earn you free money online (tons of ways) and then use that to pay some of the fees of programs that actually work (that you may wanna research on)
Good luck. 
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#26 · Posted: 18 Sep 2008 07:42
glitch00: I'd like to add to that does take a little money to make big money online. It is wise to you use free cash to leverage it into something residual. Don't pay those high up front fees out of your own expense. Do some things that can earn you free money online (tons of ways) and then use that to pay some of the fees of programs that actually work (that you may wanna research on)
Well said Glitch; There does come a time when it's helpful to take the money you've been earning from free tactics and use it to grab a few paid resources to bring the biz to the next level.
It's inevitable. Tire kicking is necessary at first for many but it's a mistake to remain obsessed with the concept of free until the grave. I'll always make good use of free tactics but those are only a part of my tool chest.
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kevink88
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#27 · Posted: 18 Sep 2008 22:27
Hi Shannon:
Just some advices when dealing with potential opportunities:
1. Deal with local companies with real people you can see and talk to.
2. If they ask you to pay money first, run.
3. If they promise you quick and easy money, run.
And last, be confident and persistent.
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soundstrue
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#28 · Posted: 30 Sep 2008 13:01
Hi I am also new to forums. But I have a suggestion that I have been try that cost nothing. I signed up with Clickbank as an affiliate and then I post blogs to promote the products. No I have not made any money yet but I just started. I thought maybe you would like to try. Hope this helped.
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#29 · Posted: 2 Oct 2008 05:38
Soundstrue -
You need to change the brackets in your signature to [] instead of () in order to make it work. 
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