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Income Opportunities: Category Spotlight

September 27th, 2007

In the area of online business, BetterVisitors has four great categories:

• Income Opportunities
• Home Business
• MLM (Multi-Level Marketing)
• Money Making

What’s the difference? Which one should you pick for your site?

Income Opportunities are best for sites where the target customer already has a little money. That might include investors, people looking for a franchise, or just someone who has a little spare cash.

Home Business is meant for people who are trying to make money by working from home. These are typically customers who have some time to devote, but no cash. So this category is good for online affiliate programs, envelope stuffing, anything that you can do from home with just a computer or with very little other equipment.

MLM (Multi-Level Marketing) is a specialized category. It’s meant for customers who know enough people to get a strong downline going. They won’t be selling your product so much as getting other people interested in selling it. Well-known MLM companies include HerbaLife and Mary Kay.

Money-Making is more of a catch-all category. If your product or service doesn’t fit within any of the other income categories, then this one is for you.

When you’re choosing what category of targeted traffic you want, don’t think about what someone from the outside would call it. Think about what your customer wants! For instance, if you had a service that sold vitamins in a multi-level marketing framework, you could choose “MLM” or “Vitamins” as your category. You choice would depend on what you want the customer to do. If you want them to buy vitamins, choose “Vitamins.” But if you want them to sign up people for a strong downline pipeline, you would choose “MLM.”

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