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smith8smith8 subscriber Posts: 5
edited November 2008 in Building A Website That Works

My
regards to the community, today most of the people who spent their time on the
web are involved in some kind of a business online. There are so many things
that you can do on the web, it is just amazing. But, as far as investing in an
online business goes, what are the steps to be taken or what methods are
employed to get a minimum amount of capital involved in the business so that if
there are any losses, it would be negligible.
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  • SlowCookerMateSlowCookerMate subscriber Posts: 1
    Do your research to make sure you are getting the best deal possible.
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  • brainkingkingbrainkingking subscriber Posts: 2





















    Starting an online business has
    to be done with a proper study of the market. The product or service that you
    intend to sell or provide needs to be according to the current and future
    aspects of the market. The investing should be better on the website which
    would be the platform for the customers to know about your business. As far as
    the product inventory is concerned, it should be managed through a www.dropshipaccess.com/
    that would take care of the whole inventory and the expenses on warehouse and
    inventory would not be incurred. There is also a benefit of adding a new
    product to your list when the customers demand as you don’t have to manage any
    inventory and there would be no risk if the product goes outdated as you don’t
    hold any extra of them.
    brainkingking11/6/2008 10:20 AM
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  • brainkingkingbrainkingking subscriber Posts: 2









    yes !!
    That is  reallly helful for you...
    .
    brainkingking11/6/2008 10:22 AM
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  • WebJunkyWebJunky subscriber Posts: 8 Member
    this is really up to how much your budget is and how much you want to spend. with anything, proper preparation and research is key. that said, it is fairly inexpensive (it can be at least) to get going on the internet. if you want to expedite your success and have a budget to work with you can consider freelancers/outsourcing some of your work (internet marketing, SEO), etc. while you focus on the core of your business.  some people spend money on PPC pay per click as well to get instant exposure. just depends on what you are trying to create, what you are selling/providing and who your audience/customer is. finally, how patient are you and how much time and effort are you willing to put in your venture?
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