However, making a website, as you will realize, is only the first step. In fact, making a website might prove to be the easier part of starting your own online business. The real challenge is to drive traffic to your website. Unless you already have a huge number of followers, you're in for a lot of work.
Getting followers from scratch might seem like an overwhelming task, but it's not impossible. And to do that, you have two paths:
1. Starting up for free
Unless you already have many followers, getting some will require diligence, persistence, PATIENCE, and quite some time. The best part is that you can do it for free by starting your own blog, making YouTube videos, or using social media.
2. Paying to generate traffic
Your options here are unlimited. You can pay websites such as Facebook,Instagram, Youtub, Quora, and much more. Using the aforementioned websites, you can advertise your services with paid ads.
What went wrong?
You had the perfect product, the perfect set-up, perfect location, but you had no one to sell to. The problem is, you relied on your product to sell itself. A proper way to have made sure your product kicked off would've been to invest in advertisement. Now assuming we were still in 1950, you'd have had to pay for newspaper ads or TV commercials to advertise your business.
Starting a business in 2020
Fast forward to the present, it's the year 2020. Whether you wish to sell physical goods or online services, you have to have a website. Consumerism changes to adapt to modern technology, and as a business owner, you have to adapt to the digital age. In 2019, the number of people going online to find businesses had jumped to 97% from 59% back in 2011. To be clear, If you want to sell your goods, you need to be found online—you must have a website.
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