97% Home Business Failure Rate – Fact or Myth?
I’ve had enough!
I debated for a while on whether or not I should share this information with you because it’s a bit controversial, but finally decided that YOU DESERVE to know the truth…
The Home Business Failure Rate Is A Shocking 97%, And Here’s Why…
Most people just plain don’t get it!
There is a simple concept that applies to all businesses that most home business owners have no clue about…
It’s the idea of using a funded proposal, and I explain it in this quick, 2-min video….
Here’s A Quick Summary:
Using a funded proposal will allow you to generate an endless amount of free leads for your primary business opportunity.
You can accomplish this by selling an inexpensive, information guide, kit, or retail product on the front-end of your marketing funnel instead of trying to hit a home run and sign people up for a big-ticket item right away.
As a general rule, your funded proposal should sell for around $50 or less, and the revenue you generate from your funded proposal should be able to cover the cost of your marketing expense or even generate a profit.
This will provide the oxygen and immediate cashflow your business needs to survive. Get it?
This is how you generate an endless amount of free leads!
It’s not rocket science.
97% of home business owners don’t understand this simple concept and try to swing for the fences every time they step to the plate.
The result? A disturbingly high home business failure rate…
Make sure you’re using a funded proposal in your business or you’ll become just another statistic…
To Big Profits,
Kevin Blue
Internet Marketing Expert
Online Entrepreneur
P.S. Learn How To Generate Endless Free Leads For Your Business Here: Magnetic Marketing Formula
I’m curious, I’m trying to write a report on online business failure rates vs small business failure rates.
I can’t seem to find any stats which indicate online business failure rates. In order to complete this report with credibility I need actual stats, however all I have been able to find are blog entries.
No offense meant to bloggers who have expertise is this area and are clearly knowledgeable, but I need actual numbers to submit as evidence.
Do you know of any polls or stats to back the 97% failure rate?