Aussies go nuts for work at home chance

AUSSIES GO NUTS FOR WORK AT HOME CHANCE

You might regard Australians as pretty laid back sort of people, and in many ways you would be correct. The average Aussie is married has two and a half kids and a mortgage, nothing spectacularly different about that - it"s pretty much the same the world over.

The intriguing thing about developments in Australia is the emerging tide of interest in ditching traditional nine to five jobs in favour of home based internet opportunities.

Aussies are under pressure. The property market has boomed in recent years bringing with it increased housing prices and, even more significantly, six successive Reserve Bank interest rises putting most household budgets under enormous strain.

Significantly, Aussies have largely rejected working longer hours as the only option to boost their incomes with huge numbers deciding that it makes a whole lot more sense to work from home. The internet has provided the opportunity to swell the household purse as well as give them the chance to set their own hours.

Clearly the work from home option has struck a resounding chord with thousands of Aussies - the difficult part has been finding an opportunity that actually has the potential to make them money. Like anywhere else, Australia has a burgeoning array of "get rich quick" schemes that are pure scams and many people fall into the trap of failing to adequately research them.

I have spent countless hours analyzing everything from envelope stuffing to data entry and all points in between. I can tell you that of all the schemes I researched ( there were literally hundreds!) ONLY TWO stood out as genuine opportunities to make money in both a moral and legal sense without huge capital investment:

1. The world is thriving on the commodity boom but competition for the consumer dollar is fierce. Business must attract customers at record numbers to survive and the internet is their biggest tool to do this. Affiliate Marketing is the highly effective conduit joining websites and commerce in a lucrative arrangement of advertising referrals.

2. Companies are also ravenous for targeted consumer information.
Aussies HATE telemarketers and many companies have decided that they cannot afford to be associated with such universally negative actions. So, where do they get their data from? It comes more and more from paid online surveys. Ordinary Aussies are more than willing to give up a few hours a week to provide the kind of accurate information that business is very willing to pay for.

To find out the two best work from home opportunities currently available in Australia visit www.work-at-home-future.com