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As a service provider, the most important type of “boundary” you can set as a business owner involves those policies and procedures that govern how you interact with your clients. The more precise you can be about the services you provide, your fee structure, and what you expect from your clients, the smoother your work relationships will be. And the most effective way to make sure that each party involved understands these policies — and that there is no confusion — is to have each client read and sign a written contract.

WHY HAVE A CONTRACT

Some entrepreneurs will enter into working relationships without the benefit of a contract. Certainly, as an business owner, you are welcome to do whatever you wish. However, I would caution you against this practice for a couple of reasons. First, you are setting your customers up for confusion about your business policies down the road. Having each client sign a contract before beginning work allows you to make sure they understand how you work, your pricing structure, and any other pertinent information up front. A contract also gives you a measure of protection if a client fails to uphold his or her end of the bargain — sometimes the mere mention of a contract is enough to keep your clients in line. Finally, a contract adds a measure of professionalism to your business. People tend to take a businessperson more seriously when he or she pulls out a well-written contract. And anything that increases your credibility can only be a bonus!

A written agreement does several things for you:

- clarifies your pricing and policies

- insures that your client understands your requirements

- outlines the services you provide

- protects you against loss of income from clients who cancel or no-show

- gives you leverage in an legal dispute with a client

So what do you need to include in your contract? Here are a list of issues to consider:

SERVICES

Exactly what services will you provide? Exactly what do you require of the client for a successful relationship? What are the anticipated results of the services you will provide the client? How will you measure those results? What kind of guarantee do you provide? How do you determine when the terms of the contract have been met and when services have successfully been rendered?

SCHEDULED APPOINTMENT TIMES

How will you schedule appointments with a client — in writing or with a verbal agreement? How will you handle a situation when your client is running late — and how long will you wait for a client after the scheduled appointment time before assuming canceling the appointment? How will you compensate the client if you are running late?

PRICING

How will you charge for your services — by the hour? By the day? By the project? Will you present a formal proposal, a binding bid, or a flexible estimate prior to beginning work? Will you charge separately for other services — shopping for supplies, researching other solutions, consulting with other professionals? Will you charge for travel — and how far are you willing to travel to work with a client? Will you work with clients who live outside of your city or state? What is your minimum charge for an “out-of-town” client? Will you charge extra for working on weekends? Evenings? Holidays? For “rush” jobs?

PAYMENT TERMS

When do you expect to be paid by your client? At the time that services are rendered? Within 30 days? 60 days? 90 days? Will you collect a retainer and subtract worked hours from that balance as you go? Will you present your client with a bill when you meet with your customer — or mail an invoice later?

CANCELLATION FEE

How much notice will you require when a client cancels an appointment? 24 hours? 48 hours? What are the consequences of canceling without adequate notice? How will you handle a no-show? Will you charge for the entire scheduled session? A flat fee? Is it due even if your client chooses not to reschedule the appointment? How will you collect? And how will you compensate the client if you have to cancel or no-show?

LATE PAYMENT AND NON-PAYMENT

What will your fee be for paying late — a percentage? A flat fee? When does the clock start ticking? How long will you allow a late fee to remain due until you escalate your efforts? Will you use a collections agency to recoup money owed? Will you take a client to small claims court?

CONFIDENTIALITY

How will you protect any sensitive business, personal, financial, or legal information you learn about a client? Under what circumstances may you share this information with another person or organization? What documentation of permission do you require from the client before discussing his or her issues with another person?

MAKING IT LEGAL

A solid contract is one of the easiest and most proactive ways to prevent client misunderstandings and potential legal entanglements. You may use these guidelines to develop the basic structure of your contract, but please be sure to have an attorney review it - to make sure that the language is appropriate and the document will stand up in court. Good luck!

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Is your business missing out on valuable tax deductions you can take for the use of your personal vehicle for business purposes?If you haven’t done so already, you should definitely beat a path to the door of your local office supply store and pick up a notebook for logging the mileage you drive to conduct business–and be sure to log the miles you drove to buy it.

Not taking the trouble to do this is like letting your pricey gasoline flow onto the pavement instead of into your tank!

Even if you work at home most of the time, miles you’ve driven to purchase office supplies, buy stamps or mail packages, and other errands for your business can translate into big tax deductions. With fuel costs soaring, you are literally throwing money down the drain if you are not keeping track of this mileage and taking the deductions for it to which you’re entitled as a business owner. And the first entry you need to make is the beginning mileage on the odometer as of January. You’ll also want to make sure that you keep track of all your automobile expenses associated with that personal vehicle that you’re using for business.(See below.)

The dramatic surge in fuel costs has not been lost on the IRS. Of course, gasoline prices began to edge up shortly after the beginning of the war in Iraq; but the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina prompted the IRS to offer a valuable money-saving solution for business owners. (If you live outside the U.S.A. you should check your tax authority’s website for similar provisions.)

Last year,for 2005, the IRS increased the standard mileage rate for the use of a vehicle (car, van, or truck) by 3 cents a mile, to 40.5 cents a mile for all business miles driven. However, in the wake of Katrina, that rate was increased further to 48.5 cents a mile for the business miles driven in the months of September, October, November, and December, 2005.

This increased mileage rate ended with the end of 2005. The new mileage rate for 2006, effective January 1, is now 44.5 cents per business mile driven. You can maximize this deduction if you’re careful to consolidate business and personal errands. For example, I wait until I need to go to the post office to ship a package for my business to stop to at the drug store and supermarket right next door to pick up groceries. What would have been “dead” mileage becomes a deductible business trip, as long as you’ve logged your business purpose in your mileage logbook.

In addition, for both 2005 and 2006, the IRS also encouraged Katrina-related charitable relief activities by granting higher rates for miles deductible and miles reimbursable driven for such activities.

Of course, the use of these mileage allowances can be rather complicated. For example, you cannot take additional deductions for business use of an automobile to which you have already applied the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS), after claiming a Section 179 deduction for that vehicle that your business purchased directly.

And if you’re using a personal vehicle for your business, don’t forget to calculate the percentage of total miles for the year that you travel for business purposes. At the end of 2006, you’ll note the year-end odometer reading in your mileage logbook and subtract from it the odometer reading that you recorded this month. Then you’ll add up all miles driven for your business that you have recorded and divide it by that total mileage to calculate the percentage of total miles you used for your business. If it turns out that 30% of your total mileage on that personal vehicle was for business purposes, you can deduct 30% of *all* your expenses for maintaining that vehicle: not only fuel, but all trips to the garage for routine maintenance or special repairs as part of your business expenses for the year.

The devil is in the details, as always, of course. You will want to consult your tax accountant on how best to apply the rules to your situation. If you prepare your tax returns yourself, you can get the details directly from the IRS website: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/rp-04-64.pdf. Examine the fine print closely: You’ll find that there are limits on what percentage of business use can be claimed for a personal vehicle, no matter what your actual numbers might be; so if your actual business mileage is greater than 75 per cent of your total mileage, you might be better off purchasing a separate vehicle dedicated to business use. If you’ve taken the care to structure your business correctly–using a corporation, limited liability company, or other stand alone entity–you and your business will benefit from even greater deductions.

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If you’re a copywriter who’d like to have an almost endless flow of fresh, hot ideas coming to you whenever you want, on “command” — while completely eliminating “writers block” forever — then this article will show you how.

Check this out: The late success coach, Earl Nightingale, used to document how billions of dollars in sales — in industries all over the world — are most usually the result of one, measly little idea someone had.

In fact, Earl had seen hundreds — maybe even thousands — of people go from “rags to riches” simply by focusing on generating new ideas. And he used to say that if you come up with just one new idea per day, then your success is almost guaranteed.

He was so passionate about this, he even had a “system” to come up with just one new idea per day that went like this:

He said to simply sit down alone in a quiet room every day (weekends optional) for an hour and just start thinking, and then write down any and all ideas that come to you — good, bad, or ugly.

Doing this, he said, would give you so many hot, profitable ideas, you almost can’t lose. I mean, think about it: Just one idea per day equals 365 ideas per year. If you take the weekends off, you will still have 260 new ideas per year. Ideas you probably never would have come up with otherwise.

Earl said this was probably one of the greatest success secrets he had ever used.

And I agree. Sort of.

You see, as much as I respect Earl Nightingale and his ingenious idea-generating system, I don’t think it’s practical anymore.

Why?

Because in today’s day and age, when everything is “go! go! go!” — and our nervous systems are completely overtaxed by life’s daily grind — it’s all but impossible for must of us to sit still for an hour every day and just think.

I know I’d probably go nuts doing this. And so, a few year back, I invented my own little “play” on Earl’s way of getting ideas that’s not only highly practical…but also extremely fun.

Plus, if you do this — and I mean really do it, exactly as I lay out — you should never again have to worry about “writers block” or running out of ideas. In fact, you’ll have so many ideas, you’ll have to start a file to store them in for later.

Anyway, here’s how my system works:

Basically, I have this old Nintendo entertainment system (NES), and I budget a half-hour to an hour per day — at least five days per week — to play it.

I also have a pen, a pad of paper and something relevant to whatever project I’m working on playing in the stereo. For example, right now I’m working on an ad for an info product that’s basically 13 audio CD’s. And I always have one of those CD’s going while I’m playing one of the games.

Now, two powerful things happen every time I do this:

1.) The constant repetition of listening to something over and over and over lets me completely internalize whatever I’m learning about.

2.) And, even more important, all kinds of different ideas, themes, strategies and even whole snatches of copy I can use in the promotion come to me out of nowhere. I’ve actually gotten some extremely profitable ideas while doing this.

And realize this: While it sounds like I’m advising you to slack off playing video games, your subconscious mind is actually working very hard.

It’s like the legendary copywriter Eugene Schwartz said in his famous speech to Phillips Publishing: the whole key is to do something — anything — that keeps your conscious mind focused, so you can let all the ideas swimming around in your subconscious mind slip through the cracks.

And when you play video games (specifically “role playing” games that make you think and strategize) like this, 9 times out of 10 you’re going to have ideas and solutions you never would have thought of before fall right into your lap.

Try it yourself and see. I think you’ll be quite surprised at how much easier creating advertising gets for you.

Ben Settle is an expert copywriter and direct marketer. If you liked this article then check out Ben’s website at http://bensettle.com — and get your hands on over 500 pages of advertising ideas, strategies and tactics just like this one — as well as rare swipe file ads and hot marketing information not easily found anywhere else.

Some of us become very rich. They began very humbly and today they are amongst the richest in the world. Many of us try many ventures, but never make money. Is it only fate? Or the people who make lot of money have some qualities that are responsible for their success? Let us find out.

Type Of Business - what is the future of the business you are doing right now. Will it grow beyond a limit, or what ever you try, it cannot. For example, you are dedicated manufacturer of a product, which finds very limited use. Whatever improvement you make and price manipulation you do, the sales will never go beyond a certain quantity. For example, a soap manufacturer finds that every person in the world is his/her potential consumer where as for a manufacturer of skiing equipments, only a limited section will ever be the buyer.

Risk taking ability - Unless you risk, there will be no gain. Risk taking is important part of every business. Most of us shy away from this. All right, at least take calculated risk. Take risk only for a small amount that you can afford. But think of the possible results and take some risk. No big business can be developed without risk.

Planning and management - Have you conditioned your mind and developed abilities to manage a large business? Imagine yourself on the seat of the Chairperson of a very large corporation. Now imagine of the kind of decisions you will be asked to make. They will require big amount of planning and management ability. Have you developed that? Do you read books that teach this? Do you think about various scenarios and possible decisions? Please develop those abilities.

Quiz yourself about these essential requirements and improve where required. Success, rather very big success is waiting for you.

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Every business or business idea is conceived for different reasons, but in most cases can be put down into two reasons, either to realise a dream or avoid a nightmare.

Many of us have sat at work and decided there must be more to life and imagine or dream what it would be like to be control of their own destiny and own their own business. They dream of the rewards, the respect and the quality of life owning their business could bring. However there is another group of potential business people. That is, those who are almost forced to start a business because of the lack of jobs, their age or other restricting criteria. It is important that you look at yourself and decide which category you are in.

If you were to take these two potential business owners and assume they are starting the same business at the same time in the same area, you would be surprised how different the strategy and expectations would be for success within their business plans. One strategy would be based on high turnover and high costs for marketing etc. a “think big, big rewards” culture. The other would be based on cost conscious, little marketing but small rewards foundations. Again it is important you realise what category you because as humans we tend to base our strategies around our experience of life. But what we should understand is that strategies for success should be based on what will make the business successful and not the circumstances that drove you to start your business in the first place.

The only way to separate the two is to have an independent opinion to act as “devils advocate” to your ideas and business plans. Use models of similar businesses and try to mirror successful proven strategies to increase your chances of success. Ironically when you look at your business plan this way it can sometimes feel it isn’t worth starting at all, or more hassle than its worth. If you now feel this way; then better you know now than later.

However if you still feel it is something you can and must do, owning a business can be one of the most rewarding and fulfilling challenges in life.

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When bills start to pile up too high, it can be difficult to keep up with payments. One option to solve the issue of having too many bills is to seek a second mortgage loan. However, if your credit is less than desirable to lenders for obtaining a loan, be assured that hope is not out of reach. By searching for different resources, you may find that you qualify for a poor credit second mortgage loan.

Poor credit second mortgage loans can be the saving grace to what could may currently feel like a financial disaster. By refinancing your home and cashing out on its value and its equity, you can receive funds to pay off high interest credit card bills, consolidate all other debt such as smaller loans, pay for a child’s college education, finance a business, and more.

Most anyone with bad credit, no matter how severe, can receive a poor credit second mortgage. Even individuals or couples with a history of bankruptcy more than ten years ago can qualify for such a loan. Your credit rating and scores will play a vital role in qualifying for the poor credit second mortgage loan, and your interest rate will be configured with your scores. Generally speaking, according to Platinum Concepts, Inc. in Madison, Wisconsin (www.platinumconcepts.net), a loan is obtainable with a credit score of 550 or higher.

Pros of Obtaining a Poor Credit Second Mortgage Loan

1. Poor credit second mortgage loans offer people with low credit ratings and scores the opportunity to qualify for a loan and obtain funding when they would not otherwise qualify for a conventional loan.

2. A poor credit second mortgage can offer a way to consolidate debt and pay off outstanding bills, while at the same time, offer a lower, more affordable monthly payment. Considering the reasons why credit scores are low, extravagant purchases are not recommended on poor credit second mortgage loans. Using the money wisely will help you rebuild your credit.

3. Reducing debt and paying the monthly installment on time for a poor credit second mortgage loan can offer an individual the opportunity to improve credit ratings.

4. A poor credit second mortgage loan often offers flexibility in regards to interest rates, payment options, and the term of the mortgage.

5. The interest for most poor credit second mortgage loans is tax deductible.

Cons of Obtaining a Poor Credit Second Mortgage Loan

1. If the poor credit second mortgage loan is not paid or defaults, you are at risk of losing your home. Payments need to be made consistently and on time.

2. The interest rate is usually higher for a poor credit second mortgage loan than for a first mortgage or other conventional second mortgage loan.

3. You are at a much higher risk of worsening your credit situation if the monthly loan installments for the poor credit second mortgage are not paid on time or are missed.

Poor credit second mortgages can be obtained from lenders specializing in loans for individuals and couples with poor credit. Research lenders carefully, and before signing on a loan, read everything, including the fine print. Make sure you understand everything entirely, and that there are no hidden costs involved. If you’re having problems finding a lender, a mortgage broker may be able to offer assistance in getting a poor credit second mortgage loan. Mortgage brokers, such as Platinum Concepts, Ditech, E-Loan, Lending Tree, and others, generally work with hundreds of different lenders. A broker will “shop around” on your behalf, and find a lender that offers the lowest possible interest rate based on your particular credit situation.

Mortgage brokers are available locally and nationally, and can be found in your local yellow pages, as well as on the world wide web. Choose a broker carefully, though. If you know of another individual who has used one, or know of one that you could meet with personally and check their references, this is a great precaution to consider. Examine a mortgage broker in the same way you would any other lender, and make sure that your loan needs will be met with the loan. Don’t settle for something that just doesn’t seem right.

After obtaining a poor credit second mortgage, use your money wisely. Consider the loan an extremely fortunate “fresh start” with your finances. Budget your income carefully so that loan payments can be made on time. Falling behind on even one payment will drop your credit scores significantly, and this poor credit second mortgage loan is meant to do just the opposite, namely, offer you the opportunity to rebuild your credit and increase your credit scores. Make your payments on time, and don’t miss any payments or your home ownership may be at risk.

To avoid this risk, change your financial future with the poor credit second mortgage. Don’t overspend, and don’t make any purchases unless the item is necessary. If you have credit cards, destroy all but one, and use that one card only for emergencies, such as unexpected auto repairs, and pay off the card in full before using it again.

Start saving money with each paycheck you receive, and don’t touch the money that you deposit into the savings account. Even if it’s just a few dollars a week, strive to build your savings and leave that money alone except in the event of an emergency.

Did you know that it is possible for you to break out of the
poverty trap and become debt free. For many people who have
very bad credit ratings, such a statement would be totally
out of their contemplation.

Becoming debt free is a real possibility and not merely just
some puff or dream. This article will tell you how by
starting and seriously working your home business, you can
help yourself become debt free within the next few months if
you are serious in doing so.

Firstly, why are you in debt? The reason is that you are in
debt is a lack of an alternative income source into your
pocket outside of your job. An internet based home business
can help you become debt free by helping you generate a
second source of income into your pocket. Plus you can avoid
having to talk to cold prospects as people who signup for
your business are qualified and want to know more about your
home business.

Secondly, a home business will help you hone your business
acumen and allow you to view your own finances with some
degree of detach ness and as a result become debt free over
a period of time. Have you ever spend some money and then
looked at your credit report and find yourself in a state of
absolute pain. One of the advantages of running a home
business is that you learn how to monitor your own cash flow
so that you can slowly find yourself growing out of bad debt
and become debt free. For many people just learning some
money and cash flow management skills can help them become
debt free after a few months.

Thirdly, a home business can also help you become debt free
as well and by changing your perception of money. As
Napoleon Hill found out after his research in his book
“think and grow rich”, the reason why people fail to get
money is that their perception of money is wrong. Do you
consider there to be more wealth and income out there or is
there a severe lack of it? A home business can allow you to
change your perception about money because for once you have
control over your destiny and you can then find yourself
imagining a time in the future where you have more income
and cash coming in. Such a perception of money can help both
you and your kids become debt free and

In conclusion, the home business industry has helped many
people serious about becoming debt free and can help you as
well. The question is whether you are up to the challenge
and want to take the first step to building such a home
business.

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Many membership sites function as the newsletters and phone trees of old. They are gathering places, of sorts, where members can go to feel connected, get updated information and get a general idea of what is happening with their organization. Membership sites can be a great tool for improving member retention.

Membership sites are used by businesses of every conceivable type. Churches use them to post activities and daily inspiration; subdivisions use them to announce community events; museums use membership sites to disseminate information about upcoming exhibits; and even schools and child-care facilities use them to help parents stay informed and monitor their child’s progress. Membership sites are cost-effective in terms of reach and implementation. And again, they work well as a primary tool for building and retaining membership.

Membership sites have become more important with our increasingly break-neck pace. They allow us the flexibility to check in and stay connected at a convenient time -even if that time is 3:00am. Membership sites can also reduce costs associated with printing and postage.

If you do not have a membership site you should take a close look at your target market or members before you build one. Who is your audience and what words colors and graphics appeal to them? What kind of information will they want to know about? Will your membership site serve as their primary, secondary or tertiary contact with your organization? Answering these and other questions will help you build a site that appeals to your members and encourages them to return.

You need not be a web guru to develop a membership site. For those so inclined, there are a number of clearly written books and accessible templates that make short work of site development. For those in need of a little more help, there are many affordably priced web design and hosting services. Make sure that you have a clear understanding in advance about what you can expect from your service. For example, how will down time and ongoing maintenance be managed and charged? Even if you do not design the membership site yourself it is a good idea to write the copy. You are the best person to discuss your products, services and happenings. Finally, include feedback opportunities, and commit to a timely response. It is important for members to know that you are responsive to their needs and concerns.

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The idea of working from home has often been on the minds of many people today. The opportunity to make money from the comfort of your own home is quite enticing. However, gaining profits by working from home isn’t always easy. There are many other difficulties as well. Before you attempt to work from home, there are some things you should know.

First of all, there are many work at home business opportunity websites out there. You need to realize that many of these are often found to be fraudulent. Some guarantee that you will make money in the amounts of millions. These are usually the fraudulent ones. Before selecting one of these, be sure to research it and pick a business opportunity with ideal profit potential.

Whether you start up your own work at home business or if you join a work at home business opportunity, you must know that there are start up costs involve. You can’t make money without spending some of your own first. Much of these start up costs involve promoting the business, marketing, advertising, set up fees, etc. You need to pick a work at home business that has start up costs that you can actually afford.

Next, you need to learn that the money you actually earn is not always your income. You aren’t really one to make money if you actually spent more money just keeping the business running. You must subtract all business costs form your profits. This is your true income. Business costs can be: marketing, advertising, the cost of hosting your website, business supplies, start up costs, the cost of opening a business account, computer software, shipping costs, and many others.

Lastly, many people that dream of being able to work from home often don’t have the money to do it. So, they either spend all of their savings and their previous income or they put it all on a credit card. Never do this. If you are new to the work at home business, you may not do well at it at first or gain any profits to begin with. You can end up in more debt and put yourself in a very deep hole. This is never anyone’s dream, but it is in fact a reality.

This is just some of the things you should know before you start a work at home business. It is best to do some research and get educated on the subject. There is no need to jump into anything. Take it slow and get some education on the subject first. There is a lot of money involved. You can either have great profits or suffer a terrible loss.

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With MLM Leads, you will get honest and reliable network leads. You will have great prices and all of the promising clients that you can take on. When you are starting a home based business or any other type of new company, you will find that you will have to start somewhere with clients. You will have to find a way to get more and more clients and this is the way to start.

When you are choosing to work with MLM Leads, you are going to get a high level of satisfaction and guarantee. You will not have to worry about find a new and improved job market to sell to; you will have everything that you need at your fingertips. You will have a lot of leads and not have to pay a high cost for them.

The best part about choosing MLM leads is that you are getting great service at an affordable price for your company and you are not going to have to deal with the middleman. This is what is going to save you money for you new and upcoming business. Many leads turn into prospective customers and then will make a profit for the company. This is a great way to start for any newly formed company.

When you choose MLM leads you will fill out the appropriate paperwork online and then you will be all set up. All of the information that you are going to need will be mailed to you so that you are fully informed. You can view all of the promising leads and even download them on the spot. You will not find better and faster service than right here. You are going to be happy that you decided to go with the company that will service you the best and make you the most company.

With MLM Leads, you will even find that you can get a great list for phone prospects. This will help you spread the word about your business and get your foot in the door of most companies that are looking for your services. This is an awesome opportunity for any new and upcoming star in the business world. You will not have to worry about getting leads and great business adventures with MLM Leads.

You will not find satisfaction anywhere else like you will when you are using a great company like MLM Leads. You will have all of the customers and soon the money will be pouring in for your company to profit. You are not going to find another service to help you start and build up your customer cliental like that of MLM. Once you see what you can achieve, you will never want to use any other company again.

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