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The types of

businesses that work well under a business opportunity structure tend to have

two common characteristics. First of all, they're concepts that don't require a

common brand in order to convey quality or value to potential customers. Second,

they're concepts that are easy enough to learn that someone without experience

in the concept's operation can be taught whatever they'll need to know to be

successful in a relatively short period of time (say, two weeks of training or

less).

Most

business opportunities that are successful in selling a significant number of

business plans also feature a fairly low total investment (including working

capital and a grand opening advertising budget) to get started in the business.

They're almost always less than $150,000 in total investment, and many are under

$50,000.

The types of

businesses that don't tend to work well under a business opportunity structure

are usually ones with more complicated operations and/or ones that require

special licenses to conduct business, especially if the licenses take months or

years to acquire. It's also much harder to sell a business opportunity if the

total investment to start the business is greater than $200,000 or so.

Deciding to

expand your business by preparing and offering a business opportunity can be

very rewarding financially. And if you're the kind of person who gets

satisfaction from helping others achieve success, you'll probably find that many

non-financial rewards come to you after you start offering a business

opportunity based on your already successful venture.

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