How To Evaluate A Business Opportunity
| Business : Starting Up In Business We've all seen business opportunities - ready made courses or packages that you buy for a very small sum, that promise you a nice, steady income and a great opportunity. Most of them end up in the bin, and if they don't it's because something else in our life is going that well and we want a diversion and are ready to strike out in desperation and believe anything. If you see a business opportunity and are seriously considering it, then think about the following questions which might help you make up your mind about it: - Does the information contain the name of a real person I can contact, a phone number, website, email and postal address (not PO Box?) - in other words - what do they have to hide? - Does the information contain realistic figures about what profit I could make? - Do the testimonials look fake - if so check them out and if not provided you know it's a load of old cobblers - Are there hidden fees and ongoing payments, or is it one off? - If the product is poor is there a money back guarantee? All of these things come into the mix when considering a business opportunity. The sad fact is that 99% of the ones you receive will only be a good opportunity for the person flogging you the course - and not for you yourself. Therefore always think long and hard, and always discuss any investment with friends and families before taking the plunge!
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