Here's how you can navigate starting your own Direct Sales business after a layoff.

In my opinion, direct sales is what anyone can do, provided you can speak the general language of the place you want to sell. You will have to access your environment, your financial capabilities, your command of the language and your general view of the product. When diving into direct sales, you should know that you will have direct contact with people, either through the internet of face to face( physical contact). You do not have to feel discouraged when people are not interested in what you are selling. Move to the next person and sell. Also learn to correct your mistakes. You can't do the same thing and expect different results.

Owning a Direct Sales business is not for everyone. First of all, you need to honestly answer the question: Do I really want this, and do I feel fully determined, not just for a moment, but truly ready for a long marathon with obstacles? If yes, then identify your strengths and interests, research the market, invest in training and tools, build your network, create valuable content, focus on customer service, monitor your results, set realistic goals, and stay persistent. Good luck

Assess Your Interests and Skills Choose a product or service that you are passionate about and believe in. Your enthusiasm will be critical to your success. - Evaluate Your Skills Assess your current skills and how they can be applied to your new business. Sales, marketing, communication, and organizational skills are particularly important.

Focus on what you do well; traits that will help you are: Enthusiasm, work ethic, passion for what you do, netwoking with others, build and leverage a Sphere of Influence. Check out the competition, what are there strengthes and weaknesses, identify a gap in the competition where you can add value. One of my favorite sayings is Go Where They Ain't! Plan on taking 2 years for your startup to produce, it takes mental and financial toughness. Develop your sales strategy and marketing plans, modifyto the market, join local organizations. Don't overspend, leverage friends, family, clients spread the word and repeat it constantly.

Direct sales is what one can always do the good thing about it is that you're not limited only to a particular brand as you now or also have access to competitive brands. Just ensure you keep a good working relationship with your already established customer based. This would help you excel .

Talking about being passionate about your profession I think that you should rather let the Niche chose you. You do best what you love to do.

Direct Sales are difficult, but if you're passionate about your product, it becomes easier to sell. The key here is that some things we are passionate about are not profitable, at the end of the day we all have expenses to cover, and running a business also gives us more expenses. The key factor here is leveraging passion and profitability, making a list of the niches you feel comfortable with and the ones you're passionate about, and then researching until you can find your final option, something important to consider, is niches that have pivots that you can explore in the future.

To choose a niche for direct sales after layoffs: 1. **Identify Your Interests**: Pick something you're passionate about. 2. **Research Demand**: Ensure there's a growing market. 3. **Analyze Competition**: Find gaps to offer something unique. 4. **Check Profitability**: Confirm good profit potential. 5. **Use Your Network**: Leverage existing connections. 6. **Test the Idea**: Start small to gauge interest. ### Profitable Niches: - Health and Wellness - Beauty and Personal Care - Eco-Friendly Products - Home Decor - Pet Products - Niche Apparel - Food and Beverage - Tech Gadgets Align your niche with your strengths and market needs.

"Turn your layoff into a launchpad for success! Starting a direct sales business can be daunting, but with a clear plan and the right support, you can thrive. Focus on customer relationships and continuous learning. #DirectSales #Resilience #NewBeginnings"

I didn't choose a niche I let the clients choose me. They know what they are looking for. And if you know a industry better than others then yea focus getting a client in that are but my clients I have had and still have are these. Comms companies, hearing companies, insurance companies, builders, investing opportunities, arctectures, lawyers, restaurant, real estate agents, plant Nursies. You don't know what you can do until you give everyone 10 hours.

Starting over after a layoff? Direct sales might be your next big move. Key tips: research the market, build a solid support system, and stay persistent. Your layoff could be the start of an exciting entrepreneurial journey. #DirectSales #EntrepreneurLife #CareerTransition

Yep I had a plan that was to have enough work to pay the bills, then enough work to have staff, then enough work to build a ai system then I lost a few clients down sized and decided to make it a co op company as my data base was so cool, so the plan is to find hourly paying clients.

That easy be a some trader pay your 20 percent tax then if you make more that 60k in a financial year then you need to gst registered. It's easy. You need liability insurance, and business contract.

If your direct marketing then do direct marketing to market yourself it's the cheapest for of advertising and the best. I have a website and I have 17 different places I have advertised but I get the most work from cold calling for work and people asking me to do this work while cold calling for clients

Remember you will be surprised what is just around you if you look for work. Sony business owners love to share work and work with people that bring success.

Contact me if you interested in being apart of my growing business owners of telemarketers with the support of the co op and growing data base to support your existing clients or your next client. We are great at what we do and support everyone with sharing work when we get to busy.

If suddenly RIF’D , make sure you cover your health care new higher costs ? If your ill, you ‘ll find it hard to find any lifeline for you, family to replace your health care.