#2: Put More Cash in Your Pocket: Turn What You Know into Dough

Put More Cash in Your Pocket: Turn What You Know into Dough
by Loral Langemeier
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Release Date: October 13, 2009

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Not Bad For An Absolute Beginner on WHAT kind of part time business to start

I wish this book had a little more The substance to it. If you are a person who needs additional income to pay debt etc., and you have NO CLUE what you can do to make book money on the side, you may find this book helpful--as a start. What the has going for it: has you do an inventory of extra its skills, hobbies, and possessions to come up with an idea for extra cashshows you how to do BASIC - VERY VERY BASIC market research to sees if your idea is feasable both from a money AND time standpoint Shows you of case how to price your product competitively based on your previous research 4 studies of clients who have done this ideaWeaknesses: thSeems to be an advertisement for her and consulting services more depth needed in certain areas such as: issues related to working/running website a business out of your home, tax complications Too many forms used as filler THAT said, I think if you are someone wanting to start a small side business with no intention of growing it to a full time career or you is a teenager toying with the idea of making some extra money in of current of incomes tight job market you will find this helpful. For more extra ideas, I'd check out Jennifer Bayse Sanders' The Weekend Entrepreneur. For a more treatment of issues involving those working from home, I would check out Barbara Brebec's Homemade indepth Money: Bringing In The Bucks