Check out Drop Shipping

Usually I write every week about making money using the internet, but my blog is also a work-at-home blog, which does include other types of business that do not necessarily include the internet. So I thought I would give you guys a peek into the world of drop shipping. It can be very lucrative, and like the internet, you do not have to handle any actual products. You simply need to promote them, which can be done an any of the usual ways, commercials, newspaper ads, magazine ads, and of course the internet. Its your choice. A customer places an order with you and your drop shipping company automatically ships out your product for you.

Wholesale companies and drop shipping companies have become the big hit with the work at home deal. Wholesale companies and drop shipping have also become a big hit on auctions like Ebay and Yahoo. If you sell the right items you can make pretty good money by drop shipping and buying wholesale. Their are a lot of wholesale companies and drop shipping companies out there on the web. Many people charge you for a list of wholesale companies or drop shipping companies. Most of the list are not worth the money because most of the companies no longer exist. I’m not saying all list are like that. But majority of them are. But why pay for those list when you can get all of that free? There are three websites that you can look at wholesale companies and drop shipping companies for free. Here they are, check them out and see which one might be right for you.

http://www.public-wholesale.net

http://www.wholesalecentral.com

http://www.wholesaledistributorsnet.com

Guest Blogger~ Trevor Poulson

Home Business Insurance, is it needed?

Home-based businesses are taking unnecessary risks by not taking out adequate commercial insurance cover, according to research from Direct Line for Business. The study found that 28 per cent of home-based companies have no form of business insurance at all, with just 12 per cent having sufficient protection if their business was temporarily unable to trade. Furthermore, only 32 per cent of at-home businesses people have taken out public liability insurance, and just 11 per cent have product liability insurance, putting themselves at risk from claims made against them.

The majority of businesses based at home have not taken out business insurance and leave themselves vulnerable to being unable to cover the cost of a crisis, Direct Line for Business warns. Kate Syred, head of Direct Line for Business, said: “With so few businesses being protected from a liability claim, or an unexpected pause in trading, this research highlights the need for business owners to think about specific business insurance. Without it, dreams of being a business owner could quickly become a nightmare.” When you decide to “work from home,” please take the time and discuss it with your home owners insurance policy company. Tell them your now operating a business out of your house and find out what coverage’s you need. A lot of times you can find discounts since you already have a policy with your company. Don’t blow this off and think its not important, the last thing you want is to lose your home over some product you sold on the internet!

Guest Blogger Trevor Poulson