Self-Employment: Building an Internet Business of One: Achieving Financial and Personal Freedom through a Lifestyle Business

Leaving the corporate world to work for yourself doesn't have to mean taking on tons of personal risk. The author walked away from a successful career in technology at the age of 41 with a family in tow, and now earns over $300,000 per year running a small software company from home. This book shares how to build a lifestyle business that can pay your bills even before you quit your day job, and how to grow that business once you do quit.

The end result can be a new life with complete personal freedom - no commute, no debt, no office politics, and no upper bound on your earnings.

This book is filled with practical advice on:

- Determining if self-employment is for you
- De-mystifying health care, benefits, and taxes for the self-employed
- Designing a business that maximizes your personal freedom
- Prototyping and refining your business on the side
- Identifying and evaluating new business ideas
- How to launch, measure, evaluate, and grow your new business
- Tips on search engine optimization, online advertising, and landing page optimization
- Setting up effective email campaigns and automated sales follow-ups
- Marketing and advertising through social media
- Public relations overview and tips
- Creating continual, compounding growth in your business
- Pitfalls and scams to watch out for as a new business owner
- Adapting to your new life

This book is not theoretical; it offers real-world, tested advice on building a successful, growing company - one where you are the only employee, and you have the freedom to work whenever and wherever you want to. It details how to achieve that without placing undue risk on the well-being of you and your family in the process.

Are you starting to wonder if working non-stop for others until some undefined retirement age is the best way to spend your one life? There are alternatives, and you owe it to yourself to understand how to achieve them. Even if life has thrust responsibilities at you, a full-time career working for a big company is not the only or the best way to fulfill them. "Self-Employment: Building an Internet Business of One" gives you a path to independence that can be even more lucrative than your current career, and more fulfilling.

You don't need venture capital, angel investors, or friends in Silicon Valley to launch your own business. You need some modest savings, 10 extra hours per week, and the right planning and knowledge.

Buy this book to learn how!