How to Make Money as a Street Vendor
Not all of us are cut out to get up at 5:00 a.m., dog it out in a traffic jam, be bored to tears for eight hours while kissing bosses butts, and then dog it out in another traffic jam, just to repeat the same thing the next day. More ...
Start Your Own Event Planning Business
Many people and organizations find that they lack the time and expertise to plan events themselves. They find it nesseccary to hire a professional event planner, a person who knows how to design an event, and do the myriad things needed to bring it off successfully. More ...
How to Start Your Own Line of Beauty Products From Home
Starting your own cosmetic business from home is the easiest way to become part of this multi-billion dollar industry. If you thinking that creating your own cosmetics line requires complex lab work, think again. You can make simple cosmetics right in your own kitchen. More ...
Make Money Writing Crossword Puzzles
The crossword puzzle is the most popular part of a newspaper, so there's a demand for people to write and sell crossword puzzles. This could be a great sideline opportunity for you. More ...
Vending Machine Placement - Location, Location, Location
Be careful with placement fees and commission plans. Paying for locations in the vending machine business falls under three categories: Placement fees, Commissions, and Locating services. More ...
Establishing a Schedule for Your Home Child Care and Daycare Business
One decision you have to make when starting a home daycare business is what your daily schedule will look like. What hours should you be open? When should you serve snacks and meals? How should you structure your day? These can be hard questions. More ...
Breeding Rats for Fun and Profit
Breeding rats is very easy and it can also be very profitable, you can either sell them as pets in the local newspaper or other publications, or sell them as live food to snake and other reptile owners, or you can sell them directly to pet shops. More ...
Starting a Soap Business - Five Easy Tips
Starting a soap business is one of those rare home business opportunities that actually can work. Plus you can do it for a very small investment and make some money quickly. If you want to make a part-time income from a small scale soap business then read on. More ...
Start Your Own Event Planning Business
The event planning service business is a $500 billion business today. The profit margin has gone up from 15 percent to 40 percent. People hire event planners because they don't have the time and expertise to organize events themselves. More ...
Vending Machine Placement
In the vending machine business, be careful with placement fees and commission plans. Paying for locations in the vending machine business falls under three categories as explained in this article. More ...
Pet Sitting - An Ideal New Business Opportunity
Professional pet sitters care for people's pets during vacations or business trips Pet sitting is one of the fastest growing home-based businesses according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. You can make well over $35,000 while working for yourself. More ...
Record Keeping for Daycare Centers
The end result of keeping accurate records is two-fold. Sometimes we get all caught up in defending against problems with the IRS and tax return preparation and that we forget the purpose of record keeping. We should be using the information from the records to advance our business and allow us to make decisions on how to run the business more effectively. More ...
How to Start a Handyman Business
The fees these professionals charge for something as inconsequential as replacing a bulb or fixing a switch may cause your eyeballs to pop. If you start a home handyman business you can carry out all these little repairs for people at a much more reasonable rate. More ...
Start Your Own Construction Business - Pricing Your Work
Construction is a popular choice for people who want to start their own business. Construction business revenues are over $1 trillion annually, and over $100 billion of that goes to small, often one-person, construction businesses. Common construction businesses are; carpentry, concrete, drywall, electrical, flooring, masonry, painting, and roofing. More ...
