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During these trying economic times, more and more employers have turned to downsizing their operations and letting loose thousands upon thousands of workers. Despite this doom and gloom scenario, there is still a ray of hope for the citizens of America as the demand for new business is booming. We as a society are moving in the direction of massive self employment and self dependence. As a whole we must seriously consider the world of business if we are to survive these times.

The demand for new business is soaring and so are the choices. Working and Upper Class individuals have the choice between beginning either a Network Marketing Business or a traditional Brick and Mortar business. There are strengths and weaknesses between the two but one must seriously consider the cons and pros between both of them before a decision is made. Once one partakes in a business, the decision is for the most part, long term.

Legal responsibility and liability are probably one of the most important things to look at when starting a new business. This is where you as the business owner must assess yourself and determine how responsible you are as a person and what precautions you're ready to take to protect yourself. In a network marketing business, the liability that you may face is, for the most part, very limited. Your liabilities my include returning commissions to people that charge back their orders, protecting customers' credit card information and following up with sales contacts. In traditional businesses, you'll have to consider employee injuries, insurance against fire to inventory and equipment, customer injuries and everything mentioned regarding network marketing liabilities to name a few.

On the flip side, if you're looking for more control, traditional business is the way to go. Traditional business allows you the control over all aspects of operations including but not limited to salaries, inventory, and comission payouts to hours of operation. Network Marketing Companies confines its representatives to one compensation plan that may change at any given time without prior notice. Network marketing opportunities also confine you to what you products and services you may offer which are also subject to change at any time without notice.

Start up Costs for Network Marketing business opportunities are for the most part minimal if compared to traditional business start up costs. Franchises for example can run anywhere from $150,000 to just under a Million Dollars just to open up your doors to customers. Most network marketing business start up costs range anywhere from $50 to $1000 to start and normally don't go over $25,000. This detail may very well be what attracts so many working class citizens that are ready to make the change. It may take someone decades to save in order to start a Brick and Mortar Business such as a Franchise but it doesn't take the same person a fraction of the time to start a Network Marketing Business.

Lastly, the physical appearance of stability to customers may be a reason to start a Brick and Mortar business. I've witnessed that the vast majority of patrons would rather purchase vitamins from a physical location instead of from a private individual. Customers feel safe and secure assuming that they can refund, replace or exchange their purchase at the establish at which is was made as opposed to pursuing individual practitioners. The sole fact of owning a physical establishment gives the business owner an edge in legitimateness and prestige over the competition.

Business is the best way to go in this day and age whether it is Network Marketing or Brick and Mortar. The ultimate key to fast success is to get involved with something that people love before the word gets out. That's the primary method in which millionaires and billionaires of business are made. Make sure that with whatever business you pursue its something that is seriously needed in the marketplace and/or is something that sells in large volumes and quantities. Keep informed as I will submit further articles on business tips and tricks such as how to find out whats hot or not before diving in.

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