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If you’re reading this article you are probably looking into starting a home based business in the network marketing arena. Know that this my personal view on how to choose a MLM company from my past experiences. When I started my home based business I wish I would’ve researched the MLM industry and how to choose a company before joining. As I look back, this is some valuable information I wish someone would’ve passed on to me. If you are looking in to network marketing as a career, I hope this article assist you in choosing and starting your home based business right.Starting A Home Based Business Tip #1: Research the founder of the company and figure out where the founder/s originated from, have they had other successful businesses before? What’s their vision in life and the business? Where is the company based out of and do they have in-house manufacturing for the product that they sell? As I looked into my company these were question that had to find out and get answers to quick.Starting A Home Based Business Tip #2: What is the MLM companies history, do they have a proven success record?, Are they traded publicly?, Any third-party validation?, What are the annual sales? Do they have any “best something” award from third parties? and how successful are other associates?If yes, it shows that they have a great track record and the company is more than likely to keep on keeping on.Starting A Home Based Business Tip #3: Does the company take action in empowering others, educating or helping out the community in the local areas. Do they support any non-profit organization?To me this means that the company cares for others and is not too business oriented.It’s great to be able to participate in helping others in any way possible and knowing that they are involved as well is a plus.Starting A Home Based Business Tip #4: Having third-party accolades is great, for instance a best of state award, best nutrition, or best service for “X” year, athlete accolades and even anniversary accolades.Having accolades are important for edification for a new prospect. They come in handy, it also shows prove they are legit.Starting A Home Based Business Tip #5: Making sure the company is in social media is important to me, it shows that the company is actively marketing in different ways as well getting known in social media groups, most network marketing companies don’t advertise, but by being in social media it cuts advertising cost by millions which equals to more money, bonuses and incentives for the reps as they keep succeeding in their home based business.Starting A Home Based Business Tip #6: Best way to sift and sort companies I have discovered is first, figuring out what kind of product relate to me the most (electronic, on-line service, clothing, mobile, nutritionals etc…), second look into only those companies and go over the tips above and third, choose the company your going with and stay there. Before you do that go and “sponsor shop”. Seek out a great leader in the company, one that implements great off-line and on-line strategies like attraction marketing. In closing my friend, just do your homework. I hope the “Starting A Home Based Business Tips” above helped you in your journey to choosing the right MLM company.

Home based business opportunities are growing daily, along with a new spirit of entrepreneurialism and independence. Today’s technology is making is making working from home far more common today than just a decade ago. Through the general consensus is that more people are working from their homes than ever, finding solid data to prove this can be difficult.Because things change so quickly, much of the data, collected two to four years ago may be inaccurate.The latest statistics from the U.S. Department of Labor are from 2004, but already show a growing trend for men and women working primarily at home. In that year 20.7 million people worked, at least part-time, from their homes most working for another company. About 7 million of those were self-employed as home based business owners. The average work week for someone working at home, according to the study, was 25 hours, and most were professionals, such as people who offered consulting services or sales related businesses. Another huge chunk of the at-home pie are those working in the construction industry.Though the general belief may be that women far outnumber men working at home, this is not the case. Men and women were about equally likely to work out of their home, and there are more parents working at home then singles.According to the Labor Department, home based business are operated by educated individuals. Individuals with a bachelor’s degree or higher were more than 6 times as likely to work out of their homes than those without a college degree. This maybe because it is easier for someone with a management background to transition to a work-at-home job. It may also be easier for someone with a background in computers or web design to operate a small business from home.This trend of working at home is partly due to advances in electronics. Most homes have computers with high-speed Internet connections. Most people have the basic computer skills to put together a rudimentary website. There are even software packages available with some computers that will build your website with just a few clicks of a mouse or keyboard. Information and resources are readily available for individuals looking to start a home based business. It is becoming more and more acceptable in main stream business to work from home at least part time if not full time.The Small Business Administration estimates that 52 percent of all small businesses are home based, and small businesses (those with less than 500 employees) represents 99.7 percent of all employers. Due to lower expenses, particularly in rent and labor costs, the average home based sole proprietor consistently gained a higher return on gross revenue at 36 percent, versus 21 percent for the traditional business model.Statistics from the NBBTA.org, the online division of the National Black Business Trade Association, show that home based business represents a $427 billion industry. This number exceeds the pharmaceutical, food and consumer good industries combined.While getting accurate reports on home base businesses is difficult, one thing remains obvious. Home based businesses, in one area of the U.S.economy that will continue to grow. This is especially true during an economic downturn where traditional jobs are more difficult to find.