3 Easy Online Businesses Anyone Can Try

Online business. You choose when and where you work. You are your own boss.

And you can do it online from home!

Okay, it is not as easy as I have already described.

There are many downsides - you will feel lonely, burned out, and impatient.

However, if you wish to start an online business that you can run alone from your home, I have three of the best options you can try.

FEW WORDS FROM OUR SPONSORS

Starting a newsletter is one of the most lucrative solo online businesses you can start. However, you need a good and reliable platform.

Currently, there are two main email platforms: ConvertKit and Beehiiv. Both are user-friendly and offer free plans.

STARTING A NEWSLETTER

Newsletter Can Be Easy To Run

A newsletter is like a special email you send to people.

You write about things you find interesting.

People who like what you write can sign up to get your newsletter.

To start a newsletter, you need to choose what to write about. Pick a topic you really like. It could be about a hobby, a skill you have, or just things you find fun.

You can send your newsletter when you want.

In each one, you can share:

• Tips and advice

• Stories from your life

• News about your topic

• Fun facts

Choose the frequency of your newsletter. Daily or weekly options are best.

If you choose a daily newsletter, it should focus on insights or current news in your niche. Weekly newsletters are great for in-depth guides on specific topics.

As more people sign up for your newsletter, you can start to make money.

I'm talking about sponsorships, affiliate marketing, or selling your own products. You can also create paid newsletters with really valuable advice.

Creating a newsletter is not difficult. The one you are reading right now is made with Beehiiv, a service that even a beginner can use.

• Difficulty: Easy

• Business Potential: Big

WRITE ARTICLES

Get Paid For Your Writing

Writing articles or having a blog is another great way to share your thoughts.

You can write about anything you want.

You could write about:

• Things you've learned

• Your experiences

• Topics you find interesting

Instead of trying to build your own website, use platforms that already have an audience. I'm talking about Medium, Blogspot, Vocal, Twitter, or LinkedIn.

When you write, use simple words. Write short sentences.

This helps people understand what you're saying. The more you write, the better you'll get at it.

As more people read your writing, you might start to make money.

Some websites pay for good articles. Or you can add affiliate links or links to your own products.

• Difficulty: Easy

• Business Potential: Low and Moderate

STARTING YOUR OWN BUSINESS

These three businesses - YouTube, newsletters, and writing - are great for many reasons.

First, you can use the same ideas for all of them. If you make a video about how to bake cookies, you can write about it in your newsletter too.

Then you can write a longer article about it for a Medium. This means you don't always need new ideas.

Second, you're the boss! You can choose when to work and what to make. If you want to focus more on videos and less on writing, you can do that. You make the rules.

While starting a business might sound hard, you don't have to do everything at once.

Start small and grow bit by bit.

Maybe make one video a month to start.

Then try sending out a newsletter every few weeks. You can do more as you get better.

The most important thing is to be yourself. Don't try to copy someone else.

People will like you more if you're honest. It's okay to make mistakes or not know everything.

Sharing how you learn can be really interesting for others to watch or read about.

Have a nice day,

Miroslav from The Growtharo Alert