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Article by Sam Stein









Still selling cookies, chocolates and candles? Still making profit margins of 25 – 50 %? It’s time to change and make serious profits with this unique Australian concept.

On the average list of fundraising ideas you will find many suggestions. However, you need to look at several factors before you determine how effective these fundraising ideas will be for your purpose.

1. Is the product easy to sell?Is it something your customers really need? If the product is a necessity item, sales are more likely to be much higher and more frequent. You will have regular, repeat sales all year round.

2. Is the product unique?Is the market already well catered for with the type of fundraising product you are considering to sell? If the product is new, consumer interest will be much greater.

3. Can the product be labelled specifically for you?This gives you more opportunity to promote and advertise your organization.

4. Is it a product your organization’s members would be interested in buying? If the product you are selling is an item your own members would not buy, you should reconsider keeping this on your list of fundraising ideas.

5. Is the product profitable?Some fundraising products offer profit margins of only 25 – 50 % and the unsold portion goes to waste, reducing your returns. But if you make your own products, the profit margins can be as high as 500 – 1000 %.

On the top of your list of fundraising ideas you should consider making your own range of cleaning products, toiletries and cosmetics. These products fulfill all the above criteria for making a successful, long term and highly profitable fundraiser.

These are everyday necessity items, used by you, your family, your friends, your members, businesses and the general public. Unlike most products on the average list of fundraising ideas, the market is not saturated.

These fundraising products can be labelled with the logo of your organization or any other design to benefit you.

Cleaning products, toiletries and cosmetics have a long shelf life, minimizing wastage and thereby maximizing profits. They are exceptionally easy to make from home or workshop – no special equipment or qualifications needed.

Because you are the manufacturer, you can make only what you need, and all the profit is yours.

Cleaning and cosmetic products make a great stand alone business for individuals or couples, as well as being a prefect addition to the list of fundraising ideas for organizations.



About the Author

Sam Stein is a retired chemical engineer from Australia.
He is the founder of AustraLab Australia, a unique business concept which reveals the high profit secrets behind the chemical and cosmetic manufacturing industry.
To learn more about how you can become part of this multi-billion dollar industry, see http://www.australab.com










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Article by Sam Stein









Looking for a church fund raiser with long term, high profit results? This is a unique, easy and mega-profitable fund raising idea.

The church is a beehive – its members provide a unique and very effective opportunity for fund raising. Whether you are a member of the beehive or an active church fund raiser, you are surely always seeking new and profitable methods to achieve your goals.

To make your church fund raiser as profitable as possible, you should be capitalizing on the philosophy of the bee hive. But to do so, your church fund raiser should be offering its members and other consumers everyday, necessity products. Christmas and Easter-related items are a once a year church fund raiser.

What can you offer the bee hive as a year round, well functioning, high profit fund raising opportunity? The easiest and most profitable way to operate a long term, ongoing church fund raiser is making your own cleaning products, toiletries and cosmetics, for sale to church members, businesses and the community.

With high profit margins between 500 % – 1000 %, this offers much greater returns than most traditional church fundraisers, with minimal time and effort. And because these products are used regularly by everyone and every business on a daily basis, regular repeat sales are guaranteed.

Chemical and cosmetic formulations are as easy to follow as cookie and Christmas pudding recipes. You don’t need a university degree or a fancy laboratory. Most of the equipment you require is probably already in your home, or can be purchased cheaply from a supermarket or hardware store.

The time required for making a large range of products – from dish washing liquid, window cleaner, shampoo, conditioner – or most of what you see on supermarket shelves or in industrial suppliers – can be made in your own home or workshop. You can also make top quality skin care, sunscreens, baby products – even pet shampoo – the list is endless. This church fund raiser has the potential to be highly successful with the support of the members of the beehive.



About the Author

Sam Stein is a retired chemical engineer from Australia. 
He is the founder of AustraLab Australia, a unique business concept which reveals the high profit secrets behind the chemical and cosmetic manufacturing industry.
To learn more about how you can become part of this multi-billion dollar industry, see http://www.australab.com










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Article by Justin Andrews









There are two type of people in the world. Those who see the glass half empty and those who see it half full. This experience was heightened for me when I had lunch with an old colleague from work and he began to complain about how only rich people could start a business. I thought he was joking. As I sat and listened he ranted for almost ten minutes giving all the reasons he could not start his own business and get out of the rat race. He talked about the high cost of start ups, franchising and real estate development. When he finally came up for air I decided to ask simply ask him one question. Mark, “Have you every asked yourself what kind of low cost businesses with high profit margins are out there?”He looked like he had been run over by a truck. I went on to say, “You are just asking the wrong question.” He sat for a minute and said, “Ok, if you’re so smart give me some ideas.” I said, “Great. Oh and by the way let’s make it fun and focus on the ones you can work from home in your pajamas.”

Here are the 5 low cost high profit businesses I shared with Mark.

1. Internet Marketing: Do you have a computer in your home? If so you could be sitting on a gold mine. People use the internet to do all types of things. From a multimillion dollar wire jewelry making enterprise to a young kid from Long Beach California who created his empire teaching people how to play music by ear. Everyday people are getting on the internet and pursuing their own dot com fortune. 2. Tele-seminars: If you not a very technical person one of the best strategies is tele-seminars. With simply a telephone and a conference call line for your guest to call in on you can offer a class or seminar. You can either use it as a lead generator or you can sell your product or service from the seminar itself. An additional product can come from recording the class. Once you record the class it can become an instant product you can create passive income from.

3. Joint Ventures: If you like the idea of not needing a product or money of your own than the idea of joint venturing could be for you. This business is simply the art of the deal. You are paid in direct proportion to your ability to bring together two parties who would not otherwise know each other outside of your introduction.

For example if you combine company A’s products, knowledge, resources and partner it with company B’s client list you get to share in the profits. And it would not cost you one cent.

4. Affiliate Marketing: What if someone else did most of the work but you got to share in the profit pie? Well, that is what affiliate marketing is all about. There are thousands of products ranging from digital down loads, books,seminars not to mention hard products like computers, cell phones and other techie stuff. Your job is to find the products that your market is interested in and when you sell something you get a percentage of the sale. You can do this without having any inventory or the overhead of a traditional business.

5. Information Products: This is one of the most highly lucrative low cost businesses you can get into. If you have specialized knowledge or can do you can research and reporton it you can create products that are highly profitable. For example, one of the fastest ways to success is to interview experts in a high demand niche market.

Once you have interviewed these experts you can take the information and create several different products from the one interview. Some of the things you can do is sell the recording itself, sell the transcript of the call, use some of the content create an e-book or report or take several of the interviews and put them together for an expert tape series.

6. Network Marketing/MLM: I have always been a fan of network marketing because the business model is as much about self development as it is building a business. The premise is you find a company that you are passionate about the product, has a proven system and strong team leadership. Most of these companies are low cost of entry. And you build your empire leveraging the efforts of many.

Some people incorrectly believe you are going to get rich off the back of someone else. Not true. The very core of network marketing is built on the fact that you get paid in direct proportion of your ability to recruit, train, inspire, support and lead a voluntary group of people. For those who can do this the rewards are great.

7. EBay: I was recently introduced to the EBay craze by someone who in the beginning had no money so he decided to sell a tape set a friend had created. This product was a compilation of interviews with successful entrepreneurs. Their first sale was .00 and they went on to build multi-million dollar empire. EBay is one of the quickest ways to get to a profit. You can take things that you have in your garage today and sell them on EBay tomorrow. Remember one mans junk is another mans treasure. At the end of the lunch something interesting happened. My friend Mark was starting to see the glass half full. How about you? Are you looking for a business you can start without breaking the bank? The above five businesses are just a few ideas to jump start your thought process. However, make no mistake you can start a low cost high profit business and enjoy it while lounging in your pajamas.Click Here!



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