5 hot Internet businesses for 2005

Written by Nowshade Kabir


If you are planning to start a new business in 2005, you should seriously consider one ofrepparttar many Internet based businesses available today. The online businesses have numerous inherent advantages in comparison to their brick and mortar counterparts.

Investment is relatively small The basic elements to start an online business arerepparttar 108710 followings: a good product or service, an online presence, and a good marketing plan. All these things can be done on a shoe-string budget. You won’t require more than US$ 2000 to start any ofrepparttar 108711 business described below. In most ofrepparttar 108712 cases,repparttar 108713 investment can be even lower. Quick to launch Once you know, what products or services you are going to sell, you can, basically, start your business within three to four weeks. Some ofrepparttar 108714 online businesses don’t even take more than two to three days to start.

Large audience Internet is big and it’s getting bigger! Whatever business you prefer to start, Internet allows you to tap instantly into a huge number of potential customers, which is, virtually, impossible to do with a brick and mortar enterprise.

Huge growth potential Withrepparttar 108715 Internet, sky isrepparttar 108716 limit! If you have a good product, service or idea, you can create a dot com behemoth over night! Smart guys are doing this! Internet success examples are abound.

Work from home The best thing about online business is you can take care of it even while you are on vacation. No office is necessary; you work from home, if that is what you prefer.

Less paper work Since starting for your quotation and purchase orders torepparttar 108717 invoices and shipment tracking, everything is done online; you hardly have to do any paper work. Check out an example of how easy it is to manage your business processes online at http://www.rusbiz.com/deal_manage.html

Flexible time schedule No longer have you had to work nine to five! You set your own schedules. Although, with any new business, initially, you have to work very hard, however,repparttar 108718 time flexibility allows you to do other important things whenever it’s necessary.

There is no limit to Internet business ideas. Savvy entrepreneurs are constantly coming up with mind-boggling online projects and striking rich in no time.

Here I have chosen several ofrepparttar 108719 online businesses with great upward potential with proven success history.

Selling information

If you are asked, what do you do onrepparttar 108720 Internet most ofrepparttar 108721 time? The answer, most probably, will be searching or retrieving information. You are not alone! A survey conducted by Neilsen Media Research shows that Books and Information Category tops repparttar 108722 highest selling product and service onrepparttar 108723 Internet with a significant margin in comparison to other categories. This makes information a natural product for sale onrepparttar 108724 Internet. Information sells online inrepparttar 108725 formats of e-books, articles, reports, data, whitepapers etc. If you have expertise in any specific field, you may consider selling your ideas in one of repparttar 108726 mentioned format. Check out Clickbank’s marketplace to get a good idea what people are selling. You will be truly amazed byrepparttar 108727 scope of ideas!

Resources

http://www.clickbank.com http://ezine.rusbiz.com/article/13.htm

Travel agency

According to Jupitar Researchrepparttar 108728 U.S. online travel market has grown at a fast pace overrepparttar 108729 last year, totaling $54 billion in 2004, or 23% of travel purchased. The online market is projected to grow to $91 billion in 2009, or 33% of travel purchased.

Apart from being a soaring market, travel agency is also highly rewarding and satisfactory business. The interesting thing about this business is your own network of acquaintances is also your potential customers.

RSS FEEDS: Whither Thou Go'est?

Written by Tony Dean


RSS FEEDS: Whither Thou Go'est?

I open uprepparttar 'Feed Reader' every day on my laptop and cruiserepparttar 108709 'news feeds' I 'subscribe' to. The amount of information is now overwhelming, I need to just 'subscribe' to onlyrepparttar 108710 'feeds' that are of immediate interest, else I would be reading 'feeds' twenty four hours every day.

When I click on a link to find out more about a news item, I am taken to a web page withrepparttar 108711 article of news on it, also there are banner ads, advertising icons to click on, and other side news items to click to take me elsewhere.

The potential for advertising on those web pages for interested marketers is great, not withstandingrepparttar 108712 change inrepparttar 108713 news article each day on that web page. One day it might be about Amazon andrepparttar 108714 'outage's' they kept getting, orrepparttar 108715 next it could be a pending court case about 'cybersquatting' a brand name. Whatever article is shown repparttar 108716 advertisers get their message across. It may not be part ofrepparttar 108717 advertising ploy to sell goods and services from that advert, but to 'brand' their products, or name, for future sales.

One research company predicts internet advertising revenues will rise by 19% next year, they also predict that newspaper advertising will drop considerably.

Future habits of net cruisers will be to immediately open uprepparttar 108718 'feeds' and cruise allrepparttar 108719 latest news, in contrast to going for Google and Yahoo, inputting search terms, and then cruising only those web sites that come up. Please! Don't laugh, most of us still do this!

If a web site has not got it's own 'news feed', it will not get any 'eyeballs'.

Those interested in marketing torepparttar 108720 masses should think about trying to get adverts placed on pages of those sites with a 'news feed', with their name, or web address written prominently, for cruisers to come and visit, butrepparttar 108721 main objective is to create 'branding'.

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