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Start a Business in Media & Marketing
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Do you have a way with words? Start a copywriting business; and if you have the knowledge and patience, produce correspondence and training manuals for businesses, schools and other organizations.You could also startt an employment and career publication, which could in time develop into a national franchise. Or you could spread the word about health tips and new procedures and products by starting a Health-Care Newspaper, supported by local practitioners. What about researching and writing a series of How-To Books on various topics. Setting up a Press Release Service is another option if you are keen on writing; with over 700,000 businesses being started each year, a press release service is in high demand. As a writer you may also want to offer your services as a Proofreader; take your crusade against bad grammar and spelling, helping other writers polish their work.
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Freelance as a Business Consultant: Help businesses become more successful.in maximizing their profits. If you're a former business owner or have extensive education and research in the functioning of a successful business, then this is a job worth pursueing. Choose to be self-employed traveling to different locations to assist specific departments or entire organizations that need your expertise. You may be called in to sometimes change the entire direction of a organization, which might include updating their Human Resources Guide, implementing Team Initiatives and Team Building to help company growth; and creating a PR Plan to rejuvenate a mature company.
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Freelance Sales Agent: Determine your area of interest by contacting the owner or manager of each of the types of businesses in your local area. Find out if they would be interested in an additional sales rep (which is the case for many small businesses) and explain that you would be interested in providing a few additional sales for them each week on a commission only basis. Once you've determined that they are interested, make an appointment with each of the companies. Bring your own contract that states that you are an independent representative and that you will be renumerated on a commission only basis of 30 per cent of each sale. Working for any less than 30 per cent commission is not worth your effort, time, fuel, etc. Collect as much information on each company and products and services as possible to devise a sales strategy and match the needs of prospective customers. (Step 43 Conquering Cold Calls, KING OF YOUR CASTLE One Step At A Time)