By admin on April 20, 2010
Phoenix Trading has been added to our list of work from home opportunities. As winners of numerous business awards and valued members of the DSA (direct selling Association) they are an excellent choice to start earning an extra income from home.
They offer a superb range of Greetings Cards & Accessories at very competitive prices. I have purchased Phoenix cards myself and they have lovely designs on quality materials and cost less than cards in the shops. A fun and innovative range of quality greeting cards, giftwrap, stationery and accessories. Over 40,000,000 cards sold a year including 10,000,000 Christmas cards sold in support of Cancer Research UK.
For further information take a look at Glenda Hayes testimonial.
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By admin on April 20, 2010
Recent news reveals the problems faced by Cartel Client Review and the reasons for it’s failure. For further information on why we have had to remove the extra income opportunity from our website please read the BBC’s news story.
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By admin on March 1, 2010
Network marketing does what it says on the box. You sell your product by networking. The company cuts out the cost of the shop and the advertising and instead compensates its distributors to sell the product and recruit and train others to do the same. A genuine and good company will have a fair compensation plan that rewards distributors for hard work regardless of what level in the plan they are.
The beauty of network marketing is that everyone starts at the same place. Network marketing does not discriminate according to your qualifications, financial situation or experience. Everyone starts with the same starter kit and same compensation plan. This industry has many rags to riches stories, however they should not be confused with the stigma of “get rich quick schemes.” Behind every genuine rags to riches story associated with a network marketing company you will discover hard work, long hours, dedication and self discipline.
Just like any other business, network marketing takes a lot of hard work to make decent money. What differentiates network marketing from starting a business from scratch is it’s low set up costs, proven system, which if followed will guarantee your success and it’s ability to make anyone successful as long as they are prepared to put the hard work in.
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By admin on February 25, 2010
Working from home is a great way to avoid the rush hour, work flexible hours around the family and best of all you can choose when you have your tea breaks! If you are lucky enough to work from home then you should have some basic equipment.
A computer and internet access is a must these days. I think wether it be to place your orders, communicate with customers, update your accounts or have a website for customers to purchase from you, the internet is a necessity these days.
A telephone is essential to your home based business. Although we can communicate via the web in so many different ways now, customers still like to be able to contact you via a telephone. You are most likely to have clients that do not use or have the internet and wish to contact you via telephone. Try to make sure there is someone to answer the telephone during office hours. however if this is not possible ensure you have an answering machine with a personal message.
If you store your products at home make sure you have a good space or room dedicated to your stock. Keep things tidy and organised so you know what you have and where.
If you work from home you need to monitor what you spend each hour of the day doing. It can be so easy to get distracted and find you have not spent more than a few hours working by the end of the day. Keep an accurate time record, each night write down what you will do for each hour the next day. Always keep a timesheet to ensure you stay on track.
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By admin on February 5, 2010
We have finally joined the world of social networking. Join our facebook group http://www.facebook.com/pages/Work-From-Home/289585277043 and get all the latest work from home news or join our discissions. Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/PartTimeJobsUK and make sure you don’t miss out on inspirational tips and advice.
If you would like a chat about the website, need some advice or just want to say hello, then add yourself to my msn messenger contacts using email comparextraincome@hotmail.co.uk
The social networking sites allow us all to communicate and stay upto date with all the latest info and news on the subjects that interest you whilst allowing you to join in and have your say. Communication is so easy and fast these days so theres no excuse not to stay in touch or have your say!
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By admin on January 27, 2010
I ve been away for a while as I have just given birth to the third addition to our family! Working from home can be a challenge as our lives are always changing and we have to adapt with these changes. I have had to re balance my work and home life schedules to fit our little and very demanding new addition in. She has only strengthened the need for me to be able to not only work from home but make a success of it. I see her as a new motivation rather than a distraction from my work.
Our motives and needs are constantly changing as life throws new demands our way, and we need to be vigilant to this. The opportunities we have also change from time to time. This website was designed to present opportunities to you. We like to keep upto date and therefore these opportunities change also from time to time. We have taken Xocai off the site recently. An opportunity to sell “Healthy Chocolate” whilst their business plan could offer genuine earnings I am not so sure the product is in high demand. The contact distributor we had for the company has left the business which left us with the question “is this a saleable product?” There are thousands of network marketing companies with good compensation plans but some of the products out there just don’t sell. It is very important when deciding which company to choose that you consider the product you will be selling. You need to have an interest in that product and believe in it or else you just wont sell it. After all chocolate is not meant to be healthy, it’s one of life’s naughty luxuries. The product contradicts itself and whilst I can see what they were trying to achieve with this product I don’t think people would buy it in the quantities needed to sustain a healthy business. If we want to eat something healthy we eat an apple!
People have many reasons for leaving a business and sometimes they just can’t be bothered to put the effort in and then blame the product or company for their failure. However I have removed “the healthy chocolate company” as people cannot relate to the product.
You will find new companies added to our site very soon too. We are always looking for new opportunities for you!
I leave this debate open if anyone disagrees with me please speak up!
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By admin on November 3, 2009
Hello and welcome back to ComparExtraIncome’s new and improved Blog. I admit that the whole blogging culture is a new concept to me, one I have discovered I need to get the hang of quickly if I want to work from home. Thanks to all those site users that followed my original amatuer Blog and I hope this new one satisfies your curiosities even further. Bear with me and I am sure I will become a blogging pro in no time at all! I would certainly be interested in learning from those that manage to make a living from the concept. Genuine talents such as blogging are yet to be explored on comparextraincome as ways of making a living from the comfort and flexibility of our homes.
There are so many creative ways to earn a living these days, no longer are we confined to the “9 to 5″ slog ( although I think the term “9 to 5″ is now understated and should be changed to “9 to 6″ at the least). Times have changed dramatically. No longer can we go to university get excellent qualifications and have earned the right to walk straight into a well paid “job for life.” For a parent such as myself it leaves you in a very uneasy dilemma of how to best advise your kids and set them up for the future.
Although times have clearly changed, we seem to be in a transition stage, too afraid to go against our parents advice to get a good education and a well titled job. Definitely petrified to preach anything remotely different to our own off spring. I believe a good basic education and therefore sound understanding of the basics of life are highly important to everyone. I wouldn’t tell my kids school is not important or unnecessary, a basic knowledge is important to us all.
However I do wonder if advising them to go further than secondary education is the “right” advice or rather the “best” advice I can send them into the big wide world with. If you have a strong desire to become a doctor, lawyer or other title that requires further education then obviously this path is unavoidable. Most adolescents at this stage in their lives don’t have a path mapped out and have no idea what life should have in store for them. Yet I believe at such an age you are at your most courageous, imaginative and creative stage of life. You have no inhibitions. Anything seems possible and you still have that innocents and arrogance to go ahead and believe it’s possible despite society telling you “you can’t.”
In fact negative words such as “impossible, no, cannot be done” only further encourage an adolescent mind to actually do it. This attitude has created many a new product and company along with success stories for those that created them. The qualities that we have seen as “bad behaviour” and an “attitude they will grow out of” in our adolescents are actually an assetto them if channelled correctly. I certainly encourage my kids to think for themselves and be creative. Every child is unique and has a talent that can be strengthened. I don’t believe we all need a degree displaying this talent and a huge debt, to put them into best use any more however.
I guess the million dollar question is “Whats the best path? Self employment or a job?”
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