Title: Obtaining Financial Independence Online: Part Three Word Count: 469 Summary: Note: In part three of our three-part "obtaining financial independence" series, we'll examine some stellar ways to market your home business product or service. You've done all the background homework and you're prepared to work at home. But wait! How will customers even know that you're out there? It's a definite concern… but before you panic, be assured that there are marketing techniques that even the smallest home business owner can undertake. 1. Get a Good Websit... Keywords: Article Body: Note: In part three of our three-part "obtaining financial independence" series, we'll examine some stellar ways to market your home business product or service. You've done all the background homework and you're prepared to work at home. But wait! How will customers even know that you're out there? It's a definite concern… but before you panic, be assured that there are marketing techniques that even the smallest home business owner can undertake. 1. Get a Good Website Your boyfriend Tony put together an okay website for your home business. But it's full of glitches and grammatical errors. You hate to disappoint him… yet it's obvious that it doesn't shout, "This is a professional home business!" It's important not to look like an amateur, even if this is the first time you've set off on your own as a home business entrepreneur. Invest in a decent website, and if you cannot write grammatically correct, interesting text, pay someone to do so for you. Many companies now offer services that can be an inexpensive way to showcase your online business via a website. 2. Host a Seminar If you're looking for local clientele, one of the fastest ways to get your home business's name "out there" is to host a seminar for free or at a low cost. People flock to such events and are eager to get information if they believe that a product or service will benefit them. No experience planning such an event? You can always call upon the assistance of a local event planner who has helped other home businesses. Again, this will cost something, but it's better to ask a professional for help than to wing it yourself and end up wasting your time, energy, and cash. 3. Join a Chamber Again, even if you're an online business, it could behoove you to join a local Chamber of Commerce to get buzz regarding your home business. Never underestimate the advantages to being known in your region. Attending meetings will keep you "in the know", and you'll have the opportunity to network with potential clientele, something that wouldn't necessarily happen if you just sat in your home business office area waiting for the phone to ring or for someone to stumble across your website. 4. Talk It Up! Finally, if you want a work at home venture that results in big (or at least modest!) bucks, you're going to have to be as excited about your online business as you hope others are! This means you need to talk up what you're doing. Start a blog, join a message group, write an article, get your voice heard! The more exposure you get for your home business, the better your chances that you'll wind up making decent money… and obtaining the financial freedom you crave. Now go out there and get 'em!