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Question by savinjas_slave: Any good home based businesses that actually work and don’t cost a fortune to start?
I want to do a home based business. I would prefer one that is below $ 30 or even free! I want actual home business ideas…not this survey stuff or surfing things, so please NO information on survey/surfing things! I want ideas for things i can do that actually generates some money. I am not looking to be a Millionaire or anything but I am looking for a good home business that can bring in good money. Thanks!

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Answer by Brian T
there are some great programs at http://www.1stbusinessreview.com they review online business opportunities and post the ones that work on there site. Don’t forget about traffic. Without visitors you will not make money.
Good Luck

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Question by Fly girl: What are the best home based businesses to start for someone looking for side income?
I am not quitting my day job (at least not anytime soon) and I don’t have a lot of money to put up. I’m trying to think of what I can do that would have some demand. I’m a teacher and I have done private tutoring. I can also write and edit for a fee (have done this as well). The thing is I haven’t been consistent in advertising and pursuing this.What are some good part time home based businesses to start and can you share your experiences?

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Answer by Henry
You are the only one that can figure that out. You need to think about something you like to do and then do some market research and write a business plan. Go to http://sba.gov/smallbusinessplanner/plan/writeabusinessplan/index.html, http://www.score.org/template_gallery.html or http://articles.bplans.com/writing-a-business-plan for instructions on how to write a business plan and sample business plans.

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