Your new Business Start-up

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Starting Your Business Online

1. Pick a niche: A niche is an area where you are specialised,
have a goodknowledge of, and comes easy to you.



2. Do a research on the niche: by googling the keyword and
visiting authority sites of that niche. Notice the design and
text presentation and try to offer better services or product.

3. Register a domain name that describes your area of
specialisation. e.g. make money online.com for a
business opportunity blog.

4. Find a good web host that will help you grow your business.

5. Learn basic html. it will come in handy

6. Generate content by writing related articles to your niche.

7. Join good paying affiliate programs that help you grow.

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