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You’ve always wanted to start a business. You’re tired of working for someone else, and you’d love
the flexibility and responsibility of running your own company. The trouble is, you don’t have
a whole lot of starting capital—or any, for that matter. Which probably means you’re out of luck,
right? Wrong! Here are 5 businesses that you can start virtually free and those that aren’t
completely free are quite low-cost, meaning you can start any of this businesses alone.
5. Building websites If you know how to set up a killer website,
you’re in luck—most people don’t, and the demand for high-quality business websites is only
continuing to grow. Before you jump in, check out this article, 10 Things I Wish I’d Known Before
Starting a Web Design Business—you’ll learn that the biggest competitor to your web design services
isn’t other designers, but business owners who choose not to hire anyone at all. So,
how will you make yourself seem invaluable? 4. Errand runner or jack of all trades
Have you heard of TaskRabbit, the site where you can essentially ask anyone to do any task
for you—no matter how menial? (Though I assume you’d get a few funny looks if you asked someone
to help you open that tricky jam jar.) Consider employing a similar idea, and start a business
as a jack-of-all-trades or general errand-runner. Someone needs dry cleaning dropped off,
groceries purchased, or old clothes donated to Goodwill? You’re on it. For even more specificity,
you could consider choosing a niche, such as running errands for seniors.
3. Logo and image design
If you’re artistic and good with Photoshop, consider starting a
logo or graphic design business. You can list your services on sites like Upwork,
99Designs, or any of the number of other freelance sites available to help build a portfolio and a
client base to start. If this sounds right up your alley, check out these resources from How Design,
geared toward those interested in freelance graphic design or starting a design business.
2. Freelancing Are you a strong writer? This one is a no-brainer.
If you have solid writing skills, consider starting a business as a freelance writer.
To build up your portfolio and client base, you may want to start with a site
like Upwork. Similarly, if you have a great eye for necessary structural changes and enjoy
editing for grammar and punctuation, you may want to consider starting a freelance editing business.
As long as there is written content, there will be a need for editor. So if you have
writing experience and a good eye, freelance editing may be a business idea to consider.
1. Blogging While not a new concept, monetized blogging
is always a popular option for an essentially no-cost business. There are tons of options when
it comes to making money from your blog, such as affiliate partnerships, producing ebooks,
offering online courses and webinars. Some of these work better than others, as and certain
blog niches will be more popular and easy to monetize than others. For instance, beauty, food,
and parenting blogs are some of the most popular niches, and will, therefore, be easier to monetize
(though you’ll also face stiffer competition). It’s worth mentioning, however, that monetizing
your blog will work best when you choose a subject that you are actually passionate about
and personally invested in to blog about. So, this route works best if you’re thinking,
“Yeah! I’ve always really wanted to start a blog about my love of handcrafted artisan chocolates!".
Merely wanting to make money isn’t enough. These budinesses don’t require expensive training
or degrees, fancy equipment, or lots of materials, space, or product. That being said, plenty of the
businesses mentioned above require, at a minimum, regular access to a computer and the internet.
However, if you’ve got those sorted already, dive right in—you’re bound to find a business idea
that suits your skill set if you think creatively! Thanks for watching, if you did enjoy this video,
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