Unemployment Claims Rise by 25,000 Last Week, Economy Remains Volatile

After five straight weeks of seeing jobless claims go down, it was a supreme disappointment to see the largest rise in three months take place last week. Up by 25,000 claims from the week before, the new unemployment total is back up to 471,000. That is just the number of new claims, not the overall total of those currently unemployed.

More laws are in the works to extend unemployment benefits through the end of the year for those who have remained unemployed long-term. The bills will also extend COBRA insurance coverage to laid off workers.

Chief U.S. Economist, Ian Shepherdson said that one factor that is contributing to the continuing high unemployment rate is that small businesses are having difficulty getting loans to expand their businesses. With small business creating 50% of all new jobs in the U.S., this has obviously put a crimp in economic recovery.

Because of the gloomy economic forecast and the inability of the small business market to find credit, more and more people are turning to the internet for business start ups that cost far less than traditional brick and mortar startups. One company that is helping many is Acme People Search, created by Tissa Godavitarne.

Godavitarne discovered that over 20 billion people related searches were being performed every single month. He realized that these searchers were not able to find the information they needed without a lot of digging and he realized there was an underserved market just waiting for a solution. He devoted two years and $100,000 developing his wildly successful program, Acme People Search.

Using affiliate products as the monetization method, Godavitarne managed to build his engine into a very lucrative business while helping people find what they need. But he didn’t stop there.

Realizing the incredible potential of this huge market, he knew that he could create a system to help the thousands of other people that were out of work and desperately searching for a way to support their families. Unlike 99% of the other business opportunities he had found through the years, he wanted to develop a way for others to be able to start their own business without the start up costs associated with other opportunities.

Godavitarne’s system combines the power of several major affiliate programs with the specialized niche search engine that he developed. He continues to spend $25,000 monthly to maintain the system so it stays current and up-to-date.

With Acme People Search, people all over the country are starting their own business without any initial start up costs whatsoever. Not only do they get access to their very own niche search engine, Godavitarne provides full training to ensure the success of each of these new business owners.

He continues to build and evolve the business to include even more income streams for those starting their own business using his system. From the initial three income producers, the Acme People Search business now included 13 built-in income streams. New business owners have the choice of using which ones they prefer or all of the built-in money makers.

Learn more about the Acme People Search business at http://www.tissagodavitarne.biz. To see what an individual business site looks like, you can also visit http://www.affiliateprogramsbiz.com to read more from an actual partner who has owned his own business for two years.