BizVision.com, which provides online training videos for small businesses and individuals, says it will make revenues in the seven figures and break even in its first year, proving the viability of its business model of selling online training videos.

Even the recession has helped the business, according to BizVision.com creator Rob Chipman.

“The tough economy has actually been a benefit to BizVision,” he said in a press release.

Launched nearly a year ago, BizVision.com offers several thousand videos in over 90 categories. These span the educational, training and personal-development areas. Some videos are free while the average cost is $5 per individual per viewing. Group viewings and DVDs are also available.

The most popular categories include customer relations, sales, entrepreneurs, small business, time management and productivity, career development, executive management, finance, human resources, communications, project management and safety programs.

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