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onedumbaussie
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#1 · Posted: 28 Jan 2011 15:35


G'day,
Many People have different ideas about what it means to work from home. Internet Marketers think that working from home is posting ads and getting traffic. They have been educated in the benefits of Internet business and understand it is NO Day Job.

However there are a Massive amount of other people that believe "work-at-home" means that they simply take thier day Job Home. They are looking to be secretaries, PA's, Accountants, consultants etc etc and work from home. If they could be supermarket checkout operators from home they would be.

This Group of people have no Understanding of SEO, Link building, Afilliate Marketing , MLM or any other Internet Business terminology. They sit at Google and type "work from home" and are confronted with many different offers, most of which they have ZERO concept of.

This Market is largely untapped as they are considered to be NON-Targeted and not worth chasing. WRONG!!!

As Internet Marketers shouldn't we be educating this lot and teaching them what "work at home" means to us?

OR

Do we just ignore that Massive UN-Targeted market and move on into the jungle of switching the already educated to our program or product?

Is it Possible to turn Metal workers Into afilliates?
Is it possible to get the unemployed earning and thus profit ourselves?

I am a Baker/Pastrycook and the old paid survey got me started in 1998.

Interested to hear how you got started and what made you change from your "day job" to the Internet Business world.

Take Care

ODA

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weebitty
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#2 · Posted: 29 Jan 2011 10:48


I would agree with you. There is alot of untapped personnel out there. They have been busy working thier job and just do fb or e=mails or send pictures and text. They have never even thought about work at home opportunitys because their job was meeting their needs and they were probably raising a family etc etc etc. But now they are faced with a different situation. they have lost their job lost their benefits, they maybe in forclosure, or their job hours have been cut. So yes their is a whole new market of people out there.

Everyone, I don't care who they are have got a learning curve to get through. Reguardless of what it maybe. The terminology, computers, the way to do business online is different from brick and motar, some of the principals are the same, like advertising, making payments recruiting other people, and training.

It is a different kind of discipline as well. You have to treat the home business as just that a business and do it everyday just like a job. This is where alot of them fail. They have the freedom that they never had before and enjoy that alot and forget to do what is important to run a business from home.

What I am looking for is someone that is coachable, will committee to doing the "job" and give it time to grow. There are no get rich quick business out there so they have to realize that first and foremost or they are setting themselves up for failure.

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annalaurab
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#3 · Posted: 29 Jan 2011 10:59


I still work a day job and have my home business part time. I am a librarian for my job and I've found that not many librarians do internet marketing. I'm not sure why but that has been my observation.

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weebitty
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#4 · Posted: 29 Jan 2011 11:47


Well you have just found the untapped market we were talking about. Maybe they just need you to introduce them to the idea

You probably have credibility with them as a co worker so at least you have an open door so to speak.

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