Starting An Online Business With What You Know
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Starting an Online Business with Your Expertise
Summary
If you're thinking about launching an online business, first consider the products or services you already purchase online. Which ones excite you the most? As a general rule, if you wouldn’t buy it online, it's unlikely others will. Your best chance of success is with a product you've used and loved.
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Before diving into an online business, reflect on the products or services you frequently buy online and consider which genuinely capture your interest. If you’re hesitant to buy something yourself, it’s doubtful others will feel differently. A product you’re familiar with and satisfied with can be your strongest ally in building a successful home business.
Understanding why people choose to buy a product is crucial, not just that they do. For instance, a leading door-to-door cosmetics company successfully built its sales team by recruiting users of its products. Satisfied customers were offered the chance to become distributors, purchasing at wholesale prices. This allowed them to save money on personal purchases and earn by selling to friends and neighbors.
As you explore online business opportunities, look for ones that meet these criteria: Is it a product you would use and buy yourself? Would your friends and neighbors buy it from you? Does it offer good value at a competitive price with minimal competition?
If you can confidently answer "yes" to these questions, seize the opportunity. However, if you’re unsure who would buy the product or how you’d make the first sale, it might be time to reconsider. Knowing your market and potential customers is essential for success.
The price customers are willing to pay often depends on their perceived need for the product. Heavy advertising can boost demand, but failing to meet customer expectations can lead to returns and dissatisfaction. Conversely, a high demand but low-priced product may yield many sales but little profit.
For instance, selling organic toothpaste that whitens teeth and prevents gum disease might sound promising. If priced competitively, it may attract customers aged 40 to 60. However, research might show brand loyalty in this demographic, making it tough to switch their preferences. Dropping the price could be a strategy, but aggressive price cuts aimed at gaining market share might backfire unless product awareness is built at its original price.
Embarking on an online business journey is all about leveraging your knowledge and choosing products that resonate with you and potential customers. Choose wisely and ensure you understand the market before jumping in.
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