[Phillip]

I have just started working from home, previously was associated with an NGO. I have started an online book selling website and looking to incorporate other online services to it. As for now my revenues and income is just from the sale of books. As a newbie incomes are not that regular. I’m in awe, and seriously finding ways to streamline the cash. Now, my first stress is to manage and payoff some of basic expenses. I can’t make it to payback the bills even. Please suggest ways.
Any help will hearty appreciated.

[shabbir]

You would need to promote your business as well as start giving some free samples before they buy it.

You can also try selling it on sites like ebay

[Lopez]

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Originally Posted by Phillip

I have just started working from home, previously was associated with an NGO. I have started an online book selling website and looking to incorporate other online services to it. As for now my revenues and income is just from the sale of books. As a newbie incomes are not that regular. I’m in awe, and seriously finding ways to streamline the cash. Now, my first stress is to manage and payoff some of basic expenses. I can’t make it to payback the bills even. Please suggest ways.
Any help will hearty appreciated.

Yes there are many things which you can do by just sitting at home to earn your livelihood. Lots of online opportunities are there, which can help you earn a good income and make you financially strong. You just have to be aware of the right ones for you and be willing to devote time so that you can get the knowledge better that will help you to be successful. At this instant for having an immediate financial push you can think of taking a small amount as loan. I know a website called My-Bailoutcash that can help you to get cash payment loan.

[George01]

Cash flow refers to the movement of cash into or out of a business, or project, or financial product. It is usually measured during a specified, finite period of time. Measurement of cash flow can be used

-to determine a project's rate of return or value. The time of cash flows into and out of projects are used as inputs in financial models such as internal rate of return, and net present value.