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To Have Your Own Product or Not To Have Your Own Product? That is the Question!


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Denise Hall
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Home Business on a Budget
http://www.home-business-on-a-budget.com


To Have Your Own Product or Not To Have Your Own Product?



That is the Question!







By Denise Hall (c) 2003









If you've been working online very long you've probably



noticed different people will give you different advice for



earning money and building your business.







Some will say you have to have your own product to sell.



Others will claim you absolutely *don't* need your own



product.







So who's right? In this case, I'd say both!







I'm sure you're wondering what I mean because that doesn't



seem to make any sense. How can both be right?







It's simple. Think of it this way. Let's say you create



innovative software to help internet marketers increase



their profits by automating their businesses. You have a



great product and your sales are decent.







But, what about the potential customers who visit your



website but don't need your product because they don't yet



have a business? They're still exploring the marketing



world. Maybe they're trying to find products to sell or



learn how to build an online business. Away they go! After



all, they don't need software to help them with their



business if they don't have a business, right?







Wouldn't it make sense to offer other products to benefit



them? Maybe you don't write e-books about how to market on



the internet, but other people do. Why not offer some of



those at your website to entice your visitors?







If they purchase an e-book today and learn how, where and



what to market, don't you think they'll return to your



website and order *your* software that will now help them



automate their brand new business?







Makes sense, doesn't it? Having your own product is great.



But offering other helpful resources to your customers



builds your sales even more. You'll make money from the



e-book, then from your own product. Two sales to a visitor



who almost left!







Offering products and resources that compliment your own



products makes your website an invaluable resource for your



customers.







This is why so many internet marketers say you *need*



multiple streams of income. There are those who swear by



it. And maybe they're right.







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Denise Hall is the owner of Home Business on a Budget which



specializes in tools and resources for your home business



needs. Visit http://www.home-business-on-budget.com today.



She just released her new e-book Get Inside the Minds of



Scam Artists! to teach you how to avoid being ripped off.



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