Some Helpful Tips When Looking At An Internet Business

You'll want to be making at least 75% of the commission on each sale. You don't want the person above you making all the money and your doing all of the work.

Stay away from MLM or Matrix type programs. You'll have to have thousands of people in your organization to make any money. You will never reach that goal.

Within 3 sales, you should be breaking even or in the profit. This is the compensation program that will get you off to the best start.

If you have to go out and find people to come into your home for a sales presentation, thats crazy. I can't believe people still get suckered into this type of mlm.

If a company is giving you a sales pitch 2-3 times a day, they are more interested in selling you. You won't make any money long term if you don't have any training.

Know who your doing business with. It's important to be able to talk with the owners. You should be able to sit in on training sessions and ask questions before deciding to join their program.

Stay away from companies that are selling products like lotions, potions, pills, miracle juices or anything like this. If I want these types of products I would go to GNC, CVS, Walgreens, Nordstroms, etc.

If a company is brand new or it's in pre-launch you'll probably be wasting your money. Most of the time these companies don't go anywhere.

When you first start out in business. You'll want to concentrate on marketing that one business. Stay away from those who pitch multiple streams of income opportunities.

Stay away from the internet guru. Most of them are jumping from program to program claiming they are experts. They join many new programs and sucker as many as they can into them.

Look for a company that will teach you the skills of internet marketing on a weekly basis. If you are not taught the skill of marketing, then you are at the mercy of a company that claims they will drive traffic for you.

Make sure any training you get is done live 3-4 times a week over the internet, where you can ask questions.

To your success, John Wallen