• 16th May 2009 - By J. Stephen Pope

    The problem with some business ideas is their cost.
    To manufacture and market a product you have invented
    could cost you millions of dollars. The investment in
    machinery, buildings, inventory and other expenditures
    could bankrupt you before your first sale ever occurred.

    For this reason, many prefer to run a paper business.
    Paper businesses do not require large investments of
    capital for expensive equipment, inventory, and
    buildings. Many paper businesses can be run from your
    own home.

    A paper business is a business that can be
    operated mainly using pieces of paper, such as
    contracts, invoices, shipping documents, et cetera.

    Here are some excellent paper businesses that you can
    operate.

    1. Consulting

    Consultants charge large fees for their knowledge, expertise,
    skills, connections, experience, and other assets. This
    business can be operated from home with little more than
    standard office equipment and supplies.

    Consulting is a paper business because your product is an
    intangible service. Your results are often summarized in
    a written, paper report and you use written contracts to
    protect your interests.

    For further information and resources about consulting,
    visit: http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/consulting.html

    2. Finding

    A professional finder finds something needed by a business or
    individual for a finder`s fee. The finder doesn`t invest in
    product inventory because he`s not selling it. He simply
    collects a fee for arranging to introduce a buyer to a seller.
    The finder conducts his business using contracts and other
    written documentation.

    For further information and resources about finder`s fees,
    visit: “>http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/finder.html

    3. Drop Shipping

    Another business where you don`t
    invest in product inventory or retail space is drop shipping.
    When your customer buys from you, perhaps through the mail,
    by phone, or on the internet, you simply contact your
    supplier, who then ships it to your customer. Your paper
    business involves taking the order, billing and collecting
    from your customer as well as ordering, giving shipping
    instructions, and paying your supplier.

    For further information and resources about drop shipping,
    visit: http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/dropship.html

    4. Affiliate Programs

    With affiliate and associate programs, you collect
    commissions from the sale of other peoples` products. Again,
    you have no investment in product inventory or expensive
    facilities.

    For further information and resources about affiliate programs,
    visit: http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/affiliate.html

    5. Webmastering

    Another knowledge-based paper business is webmastering.
    Whether you design websites, perform internet marketing,
    or render other needed services, your business is again
    mainly intangible services backed up by paper records and
    contracts.

    For further information and resources about webmastering,
    visit: http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/webmstrbus.html

    6. International Trade

    Many times import and export transactions can be conducted
    on a commission basis. It is also possible to buy, sell
    and ship merchandise without ever having even seen it.
    Letters of credit, bills of lading, and other agreements
    are needed in this paper business.

    For further information and resources about import-export,
    visit http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/impexp.html

    7. Licensing

    Instead of trying to finance the manufacturing and marketing
    of your invention, why not license it to a company with the
    expertise and capability required? You will then receive
    royalties in return for your idea.

    As well, you could become a licensing agent, arranging
    licensing deals on behalf of other companies and individuals,
    taking a percentage of sales as compensation.

    For further information and resources about licensing,
    visit http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/licensing.html

    There are many other paper businesses that you could consider
    including mortgage brokering, commission sales, equipment
    leasing, real estate, and franchising. This is by no means an
    exhaustive list. With some thoughtful consideration, you, too,
    could make your fortune from a paper business.

  • One Response to “Make Your Fortune in a Paper Business”

    • KrisBelucci on June 2, 2009

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