"If you don't own your life, what's the point?" - Nori Evoy (Very Successful Web Business Person)
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| Small Business 7 Item Beginner's Checklist; |
I get frequently asked about what are the most common things people forget to take into account when they are going over their list of online neterprise ideas.
Thinking of Building your Own Web Site?
Item 1: What means of income will your business employ? Will you do affiliate marketing on the internet, offline sales in your community, both or have you got something else in mind? Who else is doing it?
Item 2: How good a demand is there for your ideas and products? If it is poor, can a market be found or created that would need this product or service in large enough quantities to make a good profit?
Item 3: How good is your competition? A lot of activity does not necessarily mean the market is "saturated". Many markets are filled with garbage. A good, honest site that over delivers can quickly rise to the top and make a killing.
Item 4: You will need to advertise? If you are going on the internet, you can't just hang a sign over your door. Will you use mainly seo'd articles, Pay Per Click (risky if you are a newbie), PPL (also tough on a newbie's wallet), organic traffic or something else to promote your ideas?
Item 5: How will you collect money safely from your customers and protect yourself at the same time from all the predators on the web?
Item 6: Are your decisions based on some get rich quick scheme? If they are, rethink ALL your decisions. There is no get rich quick on the internet, but there is plenty of get rich after some slow, diligent work :-)
Item 7: Last, but not least: What is your passion? The internet allows you to start a venture on what you love. You don't have to worry about the local market like a traditional bricks and mortar business.
Can you see how these simple items can start your business off on a foundation of concrete and steel? Take your time with your ideas, do plenty of reading, do a lot of searches and surfing. See how the top 10 sites on any search you do are doing it. This information can be your best help.
If they are in the top 10, they have what you want. That's how they got there. You can't buy Google or other search engine ranking when starting your own business (or at any other time for that matter!).
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