Budgeting enough money to get your home business off the ground can be tricky.
Each time you turn around you seem to spend every dollar you have on advertising and find you're still not getting ahead in your business.
It basically will nickel and dime you to death.
You really can't get ahead in your business if you have to spend a ton on advertising, especially when you are first starting out.
Wouldn't it be nice if someone could show you basically step by step how you can build your home business without spending a ton of money while doing it?
Well, there is some good news.
I recently came across something that I think will really help your business as it has mine.
It is a videos series by a guy named Mike Dillard called "Building On A Budget".
In these videos Mike shows you how to build any home business for $500 or less.
I took these free videos and purchased his ridiculously low priced book, and within two weeks of applying the techniques he teaches and am now getting as many as 10 new qualified prospects per day.
The best part is that I did not spend much money while doing it.
Now I have the tools to grow my business without getting nickel and dimed to death.
You can get free access to these videos by going here...
Enjoy your new found wealth,
Tracy Austin
2 comments:
Building on a Budget is an excellent program. I have been using Renegade University, which is a click-by-click tutorial to show people exactly how to implement the ideas in this program as well as other attraction based marketing methodologies. It's what really took me from theory to concrete implementation.
Nicole
www.mlmkeys2success.com
I agree, a home business (or any new business venture for that matter) the up-front financing can be a real pain. You don't want to necessarily take out a loan, what if you don't succeed and can't repay it? My philosophy is this: going into business is like you go to the casino. Know your limit before you walk in the door, leave your ATM card at home, and don't borrow a penny. Now, if you get going and things look prosperous (with the business now, not the casino) then think and only then should you consider borrowing. I don't know, that is just my thought on the whole matter.
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