subject: Home Enterpreneurs Found the Way to Battle Recession, Experts Say [print this page] Home Enterpreneurs Found the Way to Battle Recession, Experts Say
According to an article by Newsweek Magazine, economy experts expect fifty percent of American households to be into home internet business by the time the decade culminates.
Previously tagged as a second class business, home-based business ventures are now steadily expanding through technological and economic trends.
In their battle against the effects of recession, Americans found the way through working at home. This is evident in the drastic sales increase for home office essentials. Delbenhams department store stated that in the past year, they have had a 340 percent sales rate increase for home office furniture.
Diversity and convenience attract people to be involved in home internet business. People have the freedom to sell different products like home and Christmas ornaments, toys, quilts, or any other product that appeal to their creative side.
Women also host parties in order to promote different products from make-up to household items. Most men prefer to work as architects, accountants, real estate salesmen, consultants, and tax preparers. Some home enterpreneurs gain profits by taking internet marketing posts.
People also appreciate working at home because it means more quality with the family.
Studies also indicate that home internet business continue to grow even with the recession. However, traditional businesses only have less than thirty percent of success rate.
As people are losing their confidence in traditional jobs, the number of home enterpreneurs also increases. People are moved to work at home as a part-time venture while others have no choice but to make it a full time project.
Last October 2009, a research and consultant firm from California published "Homepreneurs: A Vital Economic Force". This publication indicated that experts believe home enterpreneurs have a strong potential in the economic force. It also stated that 6.6 million Americans have already embraced home internet business as a lifestyle.
