I wanted to make money from home. I came across an article, Jobs on the Internet. I have tried a few with no luck. I have learned a lot in the past couple of years so here is what I would suggest you ask yourself.
What is the product? Is it something that would sell well in a retail store or via other traditional marketing and distribution channels? What’s the competition like? If you’re not an experienced salesperson, don’t expect to become one overnight. Make sure you believe in the product, it coveys better if you yourself uses and believes in what you are trying to sell.
Who is your upline? What do you know about the person who introduced you to the opportunity? Can you trust what they tell you? Are they willing to say exactly how much they’ve been making? What about the founders of the company? Have they been successful in their previous businesses?
When will you start actually making money? You should be able to recoup any investment and start earning income within just a few weeks if there’s really demand for the product. Making a living at it is another story. You need to be able to work it part-time in addition to other steadier income sources.
Where is the product being promoted and where can you promote it? Is the company doing advertising and publicity of its own to help create demand for the product? And what restrictions are there on where and how you can promote it (advertising, web sites, etc.).
Why are you doing this? This is perhaps the most important question of all. Are you doing it because you think you are going to get rich quick, you might want to think that one over. If you’re doing it because you think you’re going to be rich in a year, well, it’s nice to have dreams and goals. On the other hand, if you really believe in the product that is the best reason I can think of.
There are no absolute right and wrong answers to these questions. The point is to make sure that you’re going into it with your eyes wide open. You can ensure your success best by being sure you’re getting into the right opportunity in the first place.
Wishing you well,
Entrepreneuress Next Door 
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