Are YOU Ready to be a

Web Business Entrepreneur?

This site is designed to help anyone who is contemplating entering the world of Web Business.

Take Jack’s FREE Internet IQ Evaluation.

Learn if you and the Internet are a good business match and what it takes to make it on the web.

Before You Start Your Internet Adventure…

• Learn to Evaluate - Learn how to be the evaluator and not the prospect when looking for the right internet business for you; know what to look for in a good internet opportunity.

• Take a Personal Assessment - Get an honest assessment about your personality and business skills; how they will directly relate to your ability to become a successful web entrepreneur.

Here are the truths about web business you should know:

1. Most people who launch them fail – over and over and over. Few stick with it long enough to learn how to generate wealth through online sales and advertising. Learn abut internet marketing, research the product or service you plan to market, and then com up with a plan so you don't become a statistic.

2. Online revenue from web marketing techniques has grown from thousands to BILLIONS over the last ten years. In affiliate marketing revenue alone, revenue for 2006 was over $6.5 billion dollars – that doesn't count in web-based product sales, advertising sales, or any other online profit generator.

3. You can make real money online, even if you don't know much about computers. You just have to have a good niche that you understand well – and that can be anything from foreign language instruction to natural baby wear, automotive maintenance to baking gourmet cookies.

Online business opportunity is not limited to people looking at a start-up. Some of the most lucrative businesses and best success stories center around businesses that already exist in the real world. For instance, small newsletter-based businesses like Gila Queen and Penny Pincher Gazette made decent money pre-Internet – and saw sales skyrocket when they took their easy-to-migrate businesses online.

Do you have a small business already – perhaps a garage computer repair business, or woodworking that you take around to local crafts fairs and flea markets? You can take advantage of the enormous customer base you'll find online, and find it to be far more lucrative than your real-world business ever could be.

There's a reason for that. When you have a business operating out of your home or store, your customer base is drawn from the people around you: your neighbors, in some cases, and your city in others. A few have found ways to find their larger market by driving around to special events – science fiction conventions, for instance, have a pool of vendors that sell fan-specific merchandise and who drive around to every convention within a few hundred miles to take advantage of the concentrated customer base.

This customer base concentration is a specialty of the Internet. Instead of driving out to find your customer base, you set up and maintain a web site that draws them to you. You know who your customers are, or who they will be, and you know what they search for. The Internet allows you to launch the most obscure businesses, from anywhere, with a chance of drawing customers from all over the world.

In fact, those more obscure business ventures have the best chance of succeeding. Are you the only person you know who weaves authentic butternut fabric for making historically-accurate Confederate Army uniforms? Or do you specialize in homemade turtle food recipes? These business concepts would have no chance in the offline world – but online, they may become resounding successes.

What is right for you?

How do you know that you have what it takes to succeed online? Every successful online business has a few things in common:

• Product/Service: Something tangible or intangible to sell
  
• Niche/Target Market: An identifiable target market, preferably a small and specialized niche
  
• Plan: A clear business and marketing plan
  
• Success Mindset: A business owner who is determined to succeed, and patient enough to learn what is necessary to do so.

It's simple...not always easy. But to take these tools and succeed, you need a roadmap, and maybe a guide who can do a web business evaluation for you, show you what you need to refine, and help you find your way through this complex new business world.

Most of all, however, you need to know whether you are suited to

web or not to web...that is the question!

I  invite you to take a short quiz (click here) and I'll send you my evaluation.