Hi all, we have discussed a number of times the benefits of working at home and the distractions, here, here, here, here, and here.What I am looking for is help from all of you, the readers of Home Office Warrior. I would like to take all of the comments you leave on this post […]
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Self-promotion - or tooting your own horn - can feel a little strange.Chances are that you were taught as a child that being humble about your accomplishments was the proper way to act.Gloating about what you have done or how great you might be at something was a sure-fire way to turn people off and […]
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Dell Canada is once again on the lookout for small businesses (those with less than 99 employees) that have used Information Technology (IT) to improve their customers’ experiences. Applications for…
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When it comes to working online, generally no matter what it is you do, we all anxiously wait for that very first payment to come through.
Whether it’s payment from an affiliate program like clickbank or any other form of online income earning program, often that first payment can seem like it takes forever to arrive. Most programs have some sort of minimum payment threshold or other requirement you need to meet before you will receive that first cheque. Of course once you’ve reached it the first time it starts to get easier and easier.
Before you actually receive that first payment though (or as you’re getting close to reaching your payout level) you need to make sure you have ready to go: ensure you have the right payment details entered into your account/profile; be it your correct mailing address, bank account number or paypal address etc. Depending on where you live you will also need to check any tax information, and which currency you want to be paid in (while many programs payout in $US some will give you the choice of what currency you receive it in).
Some programs will also allow you to set your chosen payout level but before you decided to set it at the lowest possible there are a few things to take into consideration: Depending on where you live for example may mean with conversion rates you end up losing money then too is that often banks will charge you a fee to bank a foreign cheque - for example for me to bank a cheque from clickbank in Australia can cost around $10. And it also means that it may often take up to 20 odd days for my bank to clear an American (or other foreign currency) cheque so the funds aren’t available in my account for a couple of weeks.
Remember though, often when you set up an online business you’re building an ongoing, and often increasing, residual income so once the first payout arrives they do tend to start coming quicker.
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Earlier today I was reading one of my favorite blogs - A Good Husband - and came across a post from Cory where he shared the news that he had made the Daddy Blog List.When I visited the Definitive Daddy Blog List to take a look at Cory’s inclusion, I realized that Dad Balance had […]
Recently there has been a lot of questions on this blog regarding a work from home program called Project Payday. So to answer the questions I have taken a close look at this program and here is my review.
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These 10 eco-friendly solutions can help get your business in order.
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How to have a home office in Beijing, is a post on bizCult today. As one of our counterparts in China mentions, “with all its traffic congestion, Beijing should be the perfect place for a home office.” It isn’t, unless you can figure out a way to get around the rules there.In Beijing, […]
As you most likely know, I am on a crusade to increase the number of RSS and Email subscribers on Home Office Warrior. While I know I take it for granted that everyone should know what RSS is, that is just not the case. I have a LINK above which explains what RSS […]
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