So you want to start your own business, and you are not sure where to start.
First things first, you need to think about what your going to offer.
Service or product? This is down to what you want from your business and how much time you have to spend on it.
Services will probably make you more money, but will take up a lot more time.
Products can be better if you'd just like to set something up and leave it.
Regardless of what your business is going to focus on, you will need to advertise.
This is where you'll be investing most of your money.
Backlinks are a vital part of your search engine optimization, backlinks are a vote of confidence in your website, the more you have, the higher you will rank.
Assuming your website design is nice and friendly and your service or product is wanted, as soon as you start receiving traffic from Google with a good keyword, you should start making money.
Building backlinks can be done by posting on forums or blogs, writing articles, submitting your website to directories etc.
In most business, effort = money.
The more articles you write, the more traffic you attract, generally the more money you make.
If you have a small website, and write 3 articles a day with links in the resource box, you will start building up your backlink count, and start receiving targeted traffic.
The more effort you put in, the more likely you are of making sales.
Websites like Warrior Forums can be a great way to advertise your website, at the same time looking for other businesses that can help expand yours.
There are plenty of people to ask for help, and some great articles explaining everything you need to know about business.
If you are having trouble setting up your business, or need some information you can always ask around, or contact some companies out there specially made to help new businesses, such as Business Link or the Federation of Small Business.
The biggest thing in business, is to learn by doing, the best way to learn is by failing.
Start off with something small, £30 for a domain name and web hosting.
What is there to lose?
First things first, you need to think about what your going to offer.
Service or product? This is down to what you want from your business and how much time you have to spend on it.
Services will probably make you more money, but will take up a lot more time.
Products can be better if you'd just like to set something up and leave it.
Regardless of what your business is going to focus on, you will need to advertise.
This is where you'll be investing most of your money.
Backlinks are a vital part of your search engine optimization, backlinks are a vote of confidence in your website, the more you have, the higher you will rank.
Assuming your website design is nice and friendly and your service or product is wanted, as soon as you start receiving traffic from Google with a good keyword, you should start making money.
Building backlinks can be done by posting on forums or blogs, writing articles, submitting your website to directories etc.
In most business, effort = money.
The more articles you write, the more traffic you attract, generally the more money you make.
If you have a small website, and write 3 articles a day with links in the resource box, you will start building up your backlink count, and start receiving targeted traffic.
The more effort you put in, the more likely you are of making sales.
Websites like Warrior Forums can be a great way to advertise your website, at the same time looking for other businesses that can help expand yours.
There are plenty of people to ask for help, and some great articles explaining everything you need to know about business.
If you are having trouble setting up your business, or need some information you can always ask around, or contact some companies out there specially made to help new businesses, such as Business Link or the Federation of Small Business.
The biggest thing in business, is to learn by doing, the best way to learn is by failing.
Start off with something small, £30 for a domain name and web hosting.
What is there to lose?