Need A Second Income? Books Might Be The Answer
Selling books from home is an easy and proven way of earning a second income, and absolutely anyone can do it.
It is a business that is so easy to start, and sufficient stock can still be bought for buttons and sold for real cash.
Most folks have untouched books in their homes they haven't looked at in years, and most folks don't realise how valuable some of these titles can be.
Straight away, there is the seller's initial stock, and even if there are not quantities of books lying around in your house that could be sold off, acquiring them is not such a difficult thing to achieve.
Local auction houses often clear out whole boxes of dusty books for very little money, they are glad to see the back of them for they take up lots of space and are heavy to move about.
And if you don't have sufficient funds to start buying books, why not clear out the garage and have a yard sale and raise some money that way for your new enterprise? The number of people looking for a second income is higher today than ever before.
People have greater aspirations than their forefathers did.
Most nights they see on TV luxurious holiday homes in Florida or Spain or Greece or New Zealand or wherever, and they see some of the bargain prices that property can be bought for in far away places, and they want one too.
Why not?There is nothing wrong in that, and the funny thing is, they can have one too, so long as their credit record is decent, and they have the necessary deposit.
Here come those book things again! Riding to the rescue, providing the steady influx of extra cash that can quickly accrue to that necessary deposit, or to produce funds for whatever project or idea might be lurking in the corners of those fertile minds.
People need extra funds for any number of things, perhaps to buy a new vehicle, perhaps to fund a better education for the kids, or to take the loved one(s) on that long dreamed of world cruise, or even, as seems to be so fashionable these days, to buy a completely new set of gnashers.
There's nowt wrong with that either, a bright white set of smiling teeth can be a big turn on, and the opposite, the opposite! Did you know there are more books being published today than ever before? Did you know there are more books being sold today than ever before? Wouldn't you like to have a slice of that action? Why not? You could, it would be so easy to do, and you will see an influx of real cash from the very first month of operation.
The demise of the book has long been predicted, and look at what has happened, precisely the opposite.
Funny that don't you think.
Perhaps the doomsayers are the self same wise-guys that have an interest in seeing the downfall of the book.
Well it aint going to happen, not in your lifetime it isn't! I wonder what William Caxton would have made of it all.
I wonder if William Caxton had any idea what he had stumbled upon when he began cranking out printed papers in England way back in the 1400's.
Mister Caxton established the first English printing press when he returned from Germany in 1476 and soon afterwards, produced the first books to be made in England.
In total, he produced more than a hundred works before his death in 1492 including among them, Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" and Malory's "Le Morte d'Arthur".
It must have been the equivalent of establishing TV and the Internet of the age.
He must have had some fun that guy.
He moved things on a bit and that's a fact.
Now if you could find one of his books at the bottom of some dusty box in some sleepy country auction room, you really would be in the money! No one has any idea how many books have been published in the intervening 531 years, suffice to say it is in the zillions, and every single one of those titles could be bought and sold again here and now in the modern age.
That seems to me to say that the book trading business is built on solid foundations.
What have we got here exactly? A huge source of supply Stock that can be acquired for minimal outlay Stock that doesn't go bad or have a sell by date Stock that doesn't break in the post And more buyers than ever before I can't think of any other business with such criteria.
If you can, I'd love to hear about it.
Whatever you need extra cash for, I wish you the very best in acquiring it.
It is a business that is so easy to start, and sufficient stock can still be bought for buttons and sold for real cash.
Most folks have untouched books in their homes they haven't looked at in years, and most folks don't realise how valuable some of these titles can be.
Straight away, there is the seller's initial stock, and even if there are not quantities of books lying around in your house that could be sold off, acquiring them is not such a difficult thing to achieve.
Local auction houses often clear out whole boxes of dusty books for very little money, they are glad to see the back of them for they take up lots of space and are heavy to move about.
And if you don't have sufficient funds to start buying books, why not clear out the garage and have a yard sale and raise some money that way for your new enterprise? The number of people looking for a second income is higher today than ever before.
People have greater aspirations than their forefathers did.
Most nights they see on TV luxurious holiday homes in Florida or Spain or Greece or New Zealand or wherever, and they see some of the bargain prices that property can be bought for in far away places, and they want one too.
Why not?There is nothing wrong in that, and the funny thing is, they can have one too, so long as their credit record is decent, and they have the necessary deposit.
Here come those book things again! Riding to the rescue, providing the steady influx of extra cash that can quickly accrue to that necessary deposit, or to produce funds for whatever project or idea might be lurking in the corners of those fertile minds.
People need extra funds for any number of things, perhaps to buy a new vehicle, perhaps to fund a better education for the kids, or to take the loved one(s) on that long dreamed of world cruise, or even, as seems to be so fashionable these days, to buy a completely new set of gnashers.
There's nowt wrong with that either, a bright white set of smiling teeth can be a big turn on, and the opposite, the opposite! Did you know there are more books being published today than ever before? Did you know there are more books being sold today than ever before? Wouldn't you like to have a slice of that action? Why not? You could, it would be so easy to do, and you will see an influx of real cash from the very first month of operation.
The demise of the book has long been predicted, and look at what has happened, precisely the opposite.
Funny that don't you think.
Perhaps the doomsayers are the self same wise-guys that have an interest in seeing the downfall of the book.
Well it aint going to happen, not in your lifetime it isn't! I wonder what William Caxton would have made of it all.
I wonder if William Caxton had any idea what he had stumbled upon when he began cranking out printed papers in England way back in the 1400's.
Mister Caxton established the first English printing press when he returned from Germany in 1476 and soon afterwards, produced the first books to be made in England.
In total, he produced more than a hundred works before his death in 1492 including among them, Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" and Malory's "Le Morte d'Arthur".
It must have been the equivalent of establishing TV and the Internet of the age.
He must have had some fun that guy.
He moved things on a bit and that's a fact.
Now if you could find one of his books at the bottom of some dusty box in some sleepy country auction room, you really would be in the money! No one has any idea how many books have been published in the intervening 531 years, suffice to say it is in the zillions, and every single one of those titles could be bought and sold again here and now in the modern age.
That seems to me to say that the book trading business is built on solid foundations.
What have we got here exactly? A huge source of supply Stock that can be acquired for minimal outlay Stock that doesn't go bad or have a sell by date Stock that doesn't break in the post And more buyers than ever before I can't think of any other business with such criteria.
If you can, I'd love to hear about it.
Whatever you need extra cash for, I wish you the very best in acquiring it.
