Q1 2010 | |
President's MessageBeverly H. Anderson, Founder/President WOW! EXCITING! These are mere understatements of the feelings I have about the Home-based Business Chamber of Commerce. If you know me, you know I love to talk. However, the energy behind the chamber is so exciting it leaves me almost speachless. read more... Home-based Business Tip - Advertising
Nona Allen Congratulations to me! I have taken the first step to entrepreneurship. I have literally pulled my passion from the closet and am now using it to make a little money. Things are great with my business except for one small thing that makes a BIG difference. I have a great product or service, but no one knows about me! How do I effectively get the word out about my business by using the least amount of money possible? Billboards and newspaper ads are too costly. Television and radio commercials are just not practical. Flyers and handbills are a good idea, but do they really reach the target audience? Is there any marketing strategy that is free?!? Is the above scenario familiar to you? If you answered “Yes”, you’ve come to the right place for advice. read more... Calendar Events
Non-credit Online Small Business Development Courses Ongoing. Register Now. HBBC Mixer in Southaven, MS 2nd ANNUAL LIVING THE DREAM TELETHON About the Home-based Business Chamber
Our Mission
To advance and promote the growth and economic environment for home-based businesses through services, education, development and networking opportunities. Our Goal To seek out those businesses that have been constantly overlooked by consumers and vendors alike due to their inability to gain substantial presence in the business world. Benefits EXPOSURE! Other benefits include one-page Traffic Catcher Site, listing in the online directory, networking, training and development, partner discounts, business credibility, and more.
| How Much Do I Need to Save For Retirement?Many Americans realize the importance of saving for retirement, but knowing exactly how much they need to save is another issue altogether. With all the information available about retirement, it is sometimes difficult to decipher what is appropriate for your specific situation. One rule of thumb is that retirees will need approximately 80% of their pre-retirement salaries to maintain their lifestyles in retirement. However, depending on your own situation and the type of retirement you hope to have, that number may be higher or lower. read more... Member Spotlight - Cookie Lee Jewelry
Introducing...The Metro Atlanta Chapter of the Home-based Business ChamberOn Saturday March 27, 2010 a group of local business operators came together to discuss and organize the Metro Atlanta Home Based Business Chamber of Commerce. The Mission of the Home Based Business Chamber of Commerce is to advance and promote the growth and economic environment for home based businesses through services, education and development and networking opportunities. We are organized as the Metro Atlanta chapter of the national organization which is headquartered in Memphis TN. read more... Member Spotlight - Fiscal Fitness
Brian Lomax, Certified Seminar Leader/Consultant Fiscal Fitness (FF) in conjunction with Transforming Debt into Wealth (TDIW) provides clients with proven strategies to eliminate All debt and increase personal wealth, with the income they already earn. The TDIW system has helped over more than a hundred thousand clients turn from a life of overburden debt to financial freedom. They all have successfully eliminating the debt including their mortgages in less than 10 years. Some saved in excess of $ 150,000.00 in interest. Brian explains the process of how the coalitions of four are keeping us deeper in debt through varies techniques and strategies to entice consumers to build more debt. He shows clients in his seminar and one on one session the techniques to aid clients to develop a plan and how to implement that plan to quickly eliminate their debt and create wealth immediately with their current income. read more... |
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