Becoming An Homepreneur And How To Work From Home

Homepreneur is a made up name that doesn't exist in Wikipedia, yet there are 2.9 million Homepreneurs currently contributing £300bn to the UK economy. Impressive numbers when you stop and think about it.
Not only do we (Homepreneurs) spend £40bn in the local economies in which we live, mine at Costa, we earn more per hour than those with "proper" jobs. We must be saving the environment too as we're not commuting. What's not to like?
1 in 7 of the UK's working population is Self employed the highest % registered at any point in the past 40 years.
Why are we motivated to start from home?

Do you fall into one of these categories?
I fell into most of these categories, the main one - unable to do my job due to the huge amount of stress it put me under. I needed to work, I didn't have a product to sell, I'm female and nearly 50. It's a scary starting your own business but you have to get out of your comfort zone and make it happen. I became a Homepreneur within months of partnering with a commission based company.
When you find the right Product to sell online - What Next?

1.     Website: WordPress have made it easy for us especially for newbies like me. It's Free, quick and easy. Take your time and select a Theme that suits you and your product. Before you sell your product you have to sell yourself. It's all about being Personable, giving value to your customer before you sell anything.

 

Email list: Aweber Now you have a website you need to collect emails from your customers so that you can keep them up to date with your "offers" or new information, the best way to do this is via Aweber. It's straight forward to connect your website to Aweber so that you can send regular informative emails to new and existing customers or clients

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