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Table Of Contents:
How to Start an Internet Business
Creating A Sellable Product
The Importance of Overdelivering
Getting the Word Out
Ethical Marketing
Building a Customer Base
Benefits of Joint Ventures
Preselling – The Art of Building Anticipation
The Importance of Selling
Outsourcing Your Business
The first and most important thing to do is to list out all your skills. What
skills do you have? You may have picked up these skills through daily life
(for example languages), through your job (hands-on knowledge on a
specific niche) or from your hobbies (for example fishing). It is most vital to
list down skills or knowledge that you have and might be in demand
elsewhere. For example, you love fly-fishing and you do it every day after
work. You may build your Internet business upon this: writing an
instructional guide on fly-fishing, teaching people how to do it, etc. Best of
all, you do not need to spend money to acquire this knowledge: you already
have it.
So, the very first option, if you have no money to start off your online
business, is to earn some capital using your already existing skills or
knowledge. You can give tuition to students on your dominant subject in
college, you can teach stuff about your hobby to people who are interested,
you can write guides on knowledge or skills you picked up through
experience and cannot be found in theoretical books.
