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 7 Steps to Start an online small Business


 There's a well-established sequence of steps you should follow to ensure your success when starting a small online business. These steps have been proven to be successful in helping hundreds of entrepreneurs start and expand their business.



 Step 1 - Create a company that fulfills the requirement.


 Most people starting out in business make the mistake, looking first for a good product and second for a market.



 Increase your odds for success by starting with a marketplace. The trick is to find an audience of people looking for a solution to a problem, but aren't finding many solutions. This type of market research is done easily with the internet



 Look online for answers to frequently asked questions as well as solutions to your problems.


 You can do keyword research to identify keywords that people are searching but aren't too popular on other sites.


 You can check through the websites of potential competitors and note what they are doing to fulfill the demand. Next, you can apply what you know to create an item in a market already populated -- and make it better.



 Step 2: Write copy that sells.


 It is possible to employ a proven sales formula that will guide clients throughout the sales process, starting at the point they arrive to the point they have made a sale.



 Inspire interest with an engaging headline.

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 Please explain the issue that your product is able to solve.


 Establish your credibility as a solution of this problem.


 You can add testimonials from users of your product.


 Discuss the product and the benefits it provides the user.


 Make an Offer


 A strong guarantee is essential.


 Make an atmosphere of urgency.


 Request the price of the sale.

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 Concentrate on the way your product or service is unique in solving people's problems. Consider yourself a customer. You should ask "What's the value to me?"