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pieterhb · 1 year

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Is Shopify a Good Choice for an Online Store, and What Benefits Does it Have for Newbies?

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thebrittech · 1 year

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eudaimond · 2 months

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Where it all began

I started out making jewelry in 2015 as a hobby while I was on my first deployment in the United States Navy. Soon after returning home I made a couple pieces for close friends and family but never thought about making a business out of it. In fact, I tried a few multi-level marketing (I guess that's what they are called) Itworks, BeachBody, Amway, basically a few things where you sell products and try to get others to sign up to sell products "with" you. BOO! Not a fan. I wanted to run a business but I felt no passion for the products of services. The only thing I was proud of was things I made myself. Fast forwarding a few years, (a lot happened but this is the summary). I was still in the Navy and it was taking up ALL OF MY TIME but I managed to fall in love <3 and get married in 2021. I decided to leave the Navy in 2022 to start a family and pursue something I was passionate about, but the only PROBLEM was it had been YEARS since I had really been creative or had a creative space to work in. But we just bought a house so space wasn't the issue anymore. I had to take some time to "re-discover" myself, which any veteran can tell you after they separate from the service, you sort of forget a lot about yourself when you assimilate into the military because individuality really isn't a thing (no regrets though). I worked as a contractor for the Navy from March 2022 - Nov 2023 but decided to step away from that with the help of my supportive hubby :) I really needed to get my own identity back. I did some spring (REALLY FALL) cleaning, which led me to breaking out the cases of jewelry making supplies that were long forgotten in storage. It brought back some wonderful emotions! And that's when I remembered how much I enjoyed making things with my hands and coming up with creative designs. And just like that, I got bit by the creative bug and I couldn't be happier about it. I began creating pieces like a mad woman and now with the confidence (thanks Navy) that I COULD DO THIS FOR A LIVING!! MAKING THINGS! AND BEING HAPPY DOING IT! So that is what I am doing. Making things whether by hand or designing in the digital space (which I have also been really enjoying). I have sold my pieces at several markets and pop-up locations since December 2023 and I am still deciding what I want to go back to school for (Also HUGE THANK YOU NAVY) but I am leaning toward graphic design and business. I am in the middle of building my web-site for my online Gift Shop (cuz Mamas got plans) which will be coming SOON. I have been making moves like mad...tripping, stumbling and blundering my way through Etsy and social media. But it is all for a greater goal and that is to build a successful business that I can run from my home while I raise our future children. And lastly that brings me to tell you about the name "Eudaimond". It's a name I made from the word Eudaimonia, which translates to happiness, or more accurately "human flourishing". This resonated deeply with me and it became the name of my business. It represents my current journey for a happy and purposeful life. When you shop with Eudaimond, you shop with a purpose. Whether it's a gift for others or yourself, the act is intentional and your time is important. And I want to provide intentional products worth that time. Thanks for being here.

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littlecheesestar · 3 months

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emeralddesignz · 1 year

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johnmasen · 1 year

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Creating and Developing Shopify Websites: A Guide

Shopify is a popular e-commerce platform that allows individuals and businesses to create their own online stores. It's easy to use and offers a wide range of features and tools to help you design and develop your website. In this article, we'll walk you through the steps of creating and developing a Shopify website.

To create a Shopify website, you'll first need to sign up for an account. You can do this by visiting the Shopify website and clicking the "Start free trial" button. You'll be prompted to enter your email address and create a password. Once you've completed this step, you'll be taken to the Shopify admin dashboard.

The next step is to choose a theme for your website. Shopify offers a wide selection of free and paid themes that you can use to customize the look and feel of your site. You can browse through the available themes by visiting the "Themes" section of the Shopify admin dashboard. Once you've found a theme that you like, you can install it by clicking the "Add theme" button.

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After you've installed your theme, you'll need to customize it to match your brand and style. You can do this by visiting the "Customize" section of the Shopify admin dashboard. Here, you'll be able to make changes to the layout, colors, fonts, and other elements of your theme. You can also add your own logo and images to the site.

Now that your website's design is set up, it's time to add products to your store. You can do this by visiting the "Products" section of the Shopify admin dashboard. Here, you can create new products, add product descriptions, and upload images. You can also set up collections and organize your products into categories.

Next, you'll need to set up payment and shipping options for your store. You can do this by visiting the "Settings" section of the Shopify admin dashboard. Under the "Payments" tab, you can choose from a variety of options, including credit card, PayPal, and bank transfer. Under the "Shipping" tab, you can set up shipping rates and zones.

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Once you've completed all of the above steps, you're ready to launch your website! You can do this by visiting the "Online store" section of the Shopify admin dashboard and clicking the "Launch website" button. Your website will now be live and accessible to visitors.

Shopify is a powerful and user-friendly platform for creating and developing e-commerce websites. With its easy-to-use tools and wide range of features, it's a great option for anyone looking to start an online store. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you'll be able to create a professional and functional website that meets the needs of your business.

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optidan · 1 year

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dmwasi · 1 year

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Reach a whole new level of design with Elementor, the most advanced drag & drop live page builder for WordPress. Use Elementor with your favorite or customized theme. Change themes and still keep all of your designs. Landing pages, homepages, posts, portfolios, products. Elementor can be used to design any page or custom post type.

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balboa5 · 2 years

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How to (Realistically) Start an Online Business That (Actually) Grows in 2022 no BS

Reasons You Should Start an Online Business

You may be wondering why start an online business in the first place. Why not go with a brick-and-mortar one instead?

Because starting an online business has several advantages.

Here are the three main ones:

1. It is fairly inexpensive to start.

A lot want to start a business but are deterred by the investment required to get it off the ground. You have to pay for a lease, purchase inventory and budget for employee salaries. What if you invest all that money in your business but it doesn’t work out? This can ruin you financially.

However, with an online business, all you need is:

Computer. You probably already have one.

Domain name. You can get one for less than $10/year.

Website builder: Monthly plans start for $29.90/mo.

In other words — it’s feasible to launch an online business with $100 as a starting capital.

Of course, the more starting money you have, the more online business ideas you can pursue.

But the point is that you don’t need to risk your life’s savings to become a (successful) online entrepreneur.

2. Major potential and growth.

When you have a brick-and-mortar business, you have to deal with the limitations of the “real world.”

Renting in prime locations is expensive, there may not be enough foot traffic some days and the local crowd just doesn’t need stuff all the time.

But guess what? When you run an online business, none of these limitations apply. You can sell to anyone, no matter where they live.

And with each passing year, your pool of potential customers expands because more people are getting comfortable with the idea of online shopping. By 2023, ecommerce will account for 22% of global retail sales.

On top, the global Internet population is growing too. For example, between 2009 and 2020, the number of Internet users in North America alone has grown by 73.3 million people.

But that’s nothing compared with the regions that are still developing!

The number of Internet users in Asia went from 764.4 million to 2.5 billion, which means that an additional 1.76 billion people started using the Internet.

Source: Statista

More people online — more potential exposure for your online brand. Especially, if you don’t mind taking your online business across the border.

3. Can run 24/7.

Another advantage online businesses have over brick-and-mortar businesses is that they can stay open 24/7 (even through lockdowns and other disruptions).

Once your online business website is online — you are always “on” to make a sale. Shoppers can order from you at any time.

Since you don’t need to be physically present to make a sale, your business can generate revenue with less day-to-day involvement.

5 Examples of Online Businesses to Test Out

With so many business opportunities and tons of ultimate guides out there, it can be difficult to decide which one to pursue. It’s understandable because you also don’t want to risk too much.

We did some research from you and narrowed it all down to just five online business ideas.

1. Start an ecommerce store.

Ecommerce has been around for nearly four decades, but there was never a better time to launch an online store than now.

According to “The Future of Retail 2019” report, a third of US consumers (32%) now receive one or more Amazon packages per week. Meanwhile, 10% of consumers receive three or more Amazon packages per week.

It’s probably safe to say that this reliance on Amazon also leads to people feeling more comfortable with online shopping in general.

According to the same report, 46% of consumers say that they are more open to purchasing a big-ticket item like a car or a grill online than they were a year ago.

Once you have decided on your product categories, select an ecommerce platform (BigCommerce, Magento, Shopify, WooCommerce, etc.), set up your online store and start driving traffic to it. If you intend to self-host, you can choose dedicated hosting for WooCommerce or Magento as well. Alternatively, you can start selling on online marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay and Etsy.

While ecommerce has all three online business advantages that we have discussed earlier, you should keep in mind that online commerce profit margins can be thin for some types of products.

(Source: CNBC)

2. Get into dropshipping.

Dropshipping is an online fulfillment method that allows you to sell physical goods without keeping inventory yourself.

Here’s how it works:

The customer orders a product on your ecommerce website.

You forward the order to the manufacturer.

The manufacturer then ships the product directly to the customer.

Dropshipping is an attractive option for those who want to get into ecommerce without assuming the financial risk that comes with carrying an inventory. So no wonder that the dropshipping market is growing! The revenue forecast for the year 2025 is $557.9 billion.

Although dropshipping is appealing, it has some disadvantages too. These include low-profit margins, slow shipping speed and lack of control over the supply chain among others.

3. Become an affiliate.

Affiliate marketing is worth considering if you want to start an online business but aren’t interested in creating your own products.

It’s a popular way to make money online. According to the SaaS Scout, the annual affiliate marketing spending by brands is estimated at $12 billion. The figure is expected to grow by 10% in the next few years.

Here’s how affiliate marketing works:

First, sign up for an affiliate program.

Then, select someone else’s product to promote to your audience. This can be any digital product (an ebook, an online course, an app, etc.) or physical goods.

You then get paid a commission for each sale generated through your referral link.

You can promote affiliate products on your blog by creating SEO content around relevant keywords and then optimizing it to get organic traffic from Google. Or you can promote affiliate products on social networks.

Affiliate marketing can be extremely lucrative when done right. For example, Adam Enfroy made $812,718 in 2020. $601,698 was passive income from affiliate marketing.

You can also promote affiliate products to your email list subscribers by allowing your affiliate partners to host webinars for your audience.

Affiliate marketing is a great business model that has an extremely low startup cost. You only need to pay upfront for a domain name, web hosting and email marketing software.

That being said, successful online businesses that start out selling affiliate products tend to eventually release their own goods. You can make much more money from the same amount of traffic that way.

4. Offer web design services.

You can learn the basics of web design via eLearning platforms and experimentation. Then create a portfolio website to start attracting clients. Or register with a freelance marketplace such as Upwork or 99Designs. By the way, you don’t have to be a full-time freelancer, but do web design as a side hustle.

Freelancing can be challenging at times, though. While you benefit from location independence and a flexible schedule, you also have less predictable income and financial stability at first. So set up an emergency fund before you go all in.

That being said, once you have web design skills, you can then expand into creating and selling your own products (e.g. WordPress templates). This can help mitigate financial instability.

5. Create a note-worthy blog.

Do you have a knack for writing? Then blogging might be an online business idea worth considering.

While having a blog is not a business model in and of itself, it allows you to build an audience.

Once you have an audience, you can sell your own products or services, promote affiliate products, run sponsored campaigns with brands, etc. Popular bloggers also get speaking gigs and book deals.

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zoyascoot · 2 months

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imfule · 2 years

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aeducateweb · 2 years

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How to design a wordpress website with bluehost!

Why should you design your website with WordPress?

Don't worry if you've been delaying the choice to create a website for your small business because you think it will be difficult or time-consuming. The WordPress content management system makes it remarkably simple to put up a personal website or an online store (CMS). In fact, the majority of people can complete the process in approximately 30 minutes without any specialized knowledge or modern technology. The ideal drag-and-drop website builder is WordPress In this article I will show you how to design a Wordpress website with Bluehost!

Here is a quick rundown of the procedures to start your WordPress website.

Decide on a domain name.

Select a hosting company and plan.

Activate WordPress and select a theme.

Pick your WordPress plugins and become familiar with the dashboard.

alter the webpage.

You've made the decision to build a website, and you want to use WordPress as the platform. What's next?

How to Design a Wordpress website with Bluehost!

Here are the quick five steps for setting up a WordPress website.

Step 1: Launching Your Website and Picking a Domain Name

One of the most crucial steps, before you can start developing your website, is selecting your domain name because this is how your audience will find you and associate your brand with you.

People enter your domain name into their browser to access your website. Although it may be tempting to go with something silly or showy, pick a name that accurately captures your brand and facilitates user discovery.

For instance, "bobsmithwelding.com" is preferable to "bobdoesmetalwork.com" since it increases the likelihood that people searching for Bob will discover him.

After selecting your domain, you must purchase your name and choose a hosting provider that is appropriate for your website's requirements. It is recommended to select a hosting company that provides hosting exclusively for WordPress sites as you are creating a website with WordPress. In this manner, you can buy both a domain name and hosting from the same company. Luckily, WordPress recommends Bluehost and they provide both.

Step 2: Select a package and create a hosting account.

From our basic WordPress hosting plans to our fully managed WordPress hosting plans, Bluehost offers a variety of hosting services. After choosing your domain name, you must set up an account for your hosting package.

After filling out each field with your personal information, scroll down to the package listings.

Select a solution based on your needs for services and budget. Prices differ amongst hosting companies, but the majority provide extras like additional security features, tools to improve search rankings, and site backup.

To enter your billing information, scroll down and check the applicable boxes. Read the terms of service, cancellation policy, and privacy notices carefully before clicking the box to indicate your agreement.

After creating a password as directed on the screen, move on to step three, selecting your WordPress theme.

Step 3: Choose a WordPress Theme

If you've decided to use Bluehost as your web server, WordPress will be set up for you immediately. You only need to click "Log in" and select a theme. Don't worry if you're unsure about the theme you desire.