Information Consultant

If you have a computer, modem, and printer, you're already on your way to becoming a highly paid, high-tech researcher. Corporations, law firms and even other small businesses often need hard-to-find information, but don't have the time or personnel to find it. That's where you come in.

As an information consultant, companies will pay you to search online services and databases, dig through libraries, access government archives, and locate experts over the phone.

Best of all, thanks to the vast amount of information currently available on the Internet, you can conduct the majority of your research from the comfort of your own home.

Information Consultant Start-Up Guide --- $10 Discount

You may know how to run a business, but do you know how to sell it or advertise it?

An important section will walk you through the essentials: How to develop a marketing plan; Where to advertise; The basics of print, radio and TV advertising; Whether you should use direct mail; How classified ads can help; What co-op advertising is and whether you should use it; How to measure your ad's effectiveness; The ABCs of public relations; How to provide top-notch customer service. $10 Off the Entrepreneur Start-Up Guide of your choice!