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In today's wireless world, it's easier than ever to launch an Internet-based business. You can reach a wide national – sometimes international – client base and work from anywhere, armed with only a basic knowledge of website maintenance and a knack for communication. If you're ready to take the plunge into becoming an online entrepreneur, we've got 10 ideas to help you get off the ground.

 1. Web design - Have you ever been turned off by a business’s generic-looking website layout? If you know some HTML and have a good eye for design, you can launch a service to create attractive, easy-to-use websites for small businesses. You can put your skills to good use for business owners who want to take their online presence to the next level. Build up a portfolio of work with smaller freelance jobs, then create your own website to show it off and bring in a steady stream of clients.

 2. Resume/cover letter writing - It's a tough truth to swallow, but a standout resume and cover letter can make all the difference when you're applying to a job. While listing your career accomplishments might seem like an easy task, the fine art of “humble bragging” eludes some of us. Get hired to help others get hired by writing stellar CVs. Capitalize on the increasingly important social media branding bandwagon and offer to fix LinkedIn profiles as well.

 3. Affiliate marketing - If you're a person that loves leaving customer reviews on sites like Amazon, stop doing it for free. Word-of-mouth advertising is still a huge lead generator for many companies, and a lot of them are willing to share a portion of their profit with persuasive individuals that will promote their products to the public. If you have a personal website with a large following, this might be easier to accomplish (PR reps are always seeking out brand advocates they can send free samples to). Smart Passive Income breaks down three types of affiliate marketing and explains which one is most profitable.

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 4. Health/nutrition coach - When it comes to nutrition, Americans seem to have a mental block: According to the Centers for Disease Control nearly 70 percent of the adult population is overweight or obese, and many people that want to lose weight and eat better simply don't know where to start. You don't necessarily need to be a registered dietitian (RD) to offer meal plans and diet counseling to your client base, either. With the right combination of personal support and nutrition and exercise knowledge, you could be helping people get healthier through your online service.

 5. eBook author - Have a ton of knowledge on a particular subject that you want to share with the public? With e-readers becoming more and more commonplace, self-publication is becoming a reality for many writers who might never get picked up by publishing companies. With the right marketing tools, you could successfully publish your own book on anything from cooking and weight loss to real estate. Inbound Pro’s advice from successful e-Book authors offers tips for writing content that sells.

 6. Remote technical support - Many small businesses don't have room in their budget for a full-time IT employee, so when their systems go on the fritz, they'll usually call a computer whiz friend or family member. Eliminate their need to call in a favor and offer immediate remote technical assistance.

 7. Virtual consignment store - Bargain hunters and thrift store enthusiasts can turn a nice profit reselling their vintage clothing finds. Brand yourself by setting up an independent website as your virtual storefront, but use a managed service like Google Checkout to handle transactions. High-resolution images and catchy copy for your products will make you stand out in the sea of Internet users trying to sell their used items. ICLabs put this startup idea on their list of tech industry trendsfor 2013.

 8. Etsy shop – While you could run a clothing shop on Etsy, this platform is especially suited to crafters who can produce a steady supply of quality handmade items like crocheted blankets or unique painted glassware. Startup costs are extremely low if you purchase your materials in bulk from a craft supplier, and if you can turn orders around quickly, you’ll be making a profit in no time at all. It’s even possible to turn your store into a full-time gig.

 9. Teaching online courses – You don’t need a degree in education to teach people how to do something you know inside and out. According to Fox, online course enrollment on the rise, you can help others enrich their lives by offering classes in an area you’re passionate about, like yoga or baking. Create instructional packets and videos for download from a website, or schedule real-time Skype lessons with clients.

 10. App development – Mobile applications are more popular than ever, and people are willing to pay good money for ways to manage their lives from their smartphones. If you have a great idea and happen to know coding, you can run with it and create your app yourself. If you just have an idea, there are plenty of software developers looking to collaborate with people on app creation. [Road Map to an App: Creating an App for Your Business]

Ref:  http://sg.news.yahoo.com/10-online-business-ideas-105410710.html

How Ewen Chia Built a Million Dollar Online Business

By Ewen Chia (guest contributor)
Many people who are interested in building a side income or of transitioning out of their day job look to the internet as a way to achieve this. In this article we interview Ewen Chia, an internet marketing expert and speaker at the National Achievers Congress 2013, on his journey towards building his million dollar online business, and how others can do so as well.
Could you share your story of how you began your internet marketing journey and achieved the success that you have today?
Like most people, I got online when I discovered the computer and the internet, and that happened to me in 1997. The internet opened a whole new world to me – I had not planned for it to become a business opportunity!
I got started in internet marketing purely by coincidence and necessity. Back in 1997, I was using the internet as a way for me to expose and market my songs. I started writing songs when I was in my early teens as a way to express my feelings. After writing hundreds of “unheard” songs, I figured I could use the internet as a medium to get people to hear my music. Being a beginner with no computer skills, I tried very hard and after three months, nobody seemed interested in my songs! (Two years ago, I built up the courage to set up a website for some of the songs, which you can listen to at www.EwenChiaMusic.com.)
During my music marketing journey, I was inevitably LEARNING about internet marketing. I discovered it to be a very easy way to reach people online and make extra income at the same time…and I was hooked. That became my new “obsession” and I forgot about the music. From 1997 to 2002, I was learning, struggling and didn’t make a cent online. But I believed in it and knew it worked. After 5 years, I finally made my first sale online after creating a clearer and simpler approach! That first sale has now become millions of dollars.
Today, I’m still running my many internet businesses and more importantly, I feel blessed to be able to teach thousands of people around the world about starting an online business successfully, and achieving financial freedom along the way.
What does your internet marketing business look like today? Could you share what sort of revenue you make from affiliate marketing, your own product sales and so on?
The business has grown tremendously and continues to do so. The internet is HUGE and there is unlimited potential. I mean, compared to a traditional offline business, an online business is so much easier and inexpensive to start and maintain. The best part is, ANYONE, regardless of their experience, knowledge and computer skills, can start a profitable online business from home.
It works for the individual and for businesses. It really doesn’t matter what your objectives are – you can always use the internet as a powerful way to start and expand your business.
The potential to make massive revenue is definitely there, but you’ve got to learn the easier, simpler and better way to do it, just like I did.
Today, because I’m already using a proprietary proven system to start and run my business, I’ve multiple online businesses that require very little time. In fact, they run on autopilot most of the time. I’ve achieved a lot in this business and will continue building it up. The business has allowed me to make millions, train people and even made me a #1 international bestselling author.
Combined with affiliate marketing, my own product sales and training, I run a business with an annual revenue of over seven figures without being a “slave” to a nine to five job, meaning there’s a lot of time and freedom.
How difficult is it to build an internet business that generates a regular income? How much time and effort does it take?
To be honest, there will be a learning curve involved, especially for complete beginners. However, the caveat is it won’t take a lot of time and effort IF you follow instructions and do it using the right approach and system.
Contrary to what many believe, computer or technical skills are NOT required. I’m not a technical person myself. Following the right model and instruction, it is possible to earn four to five figures a month within three months. Some of my students who were beginners have started making over US$10,000 a month in six months.
You have to realize that this is a BUSINESS and you need to learn how to start and run the business, as with any business. I suggest putting aside three hours a week initially into your business. Doing this will give you a real BUSINESS for the long-term. Compared to a traditional job or offline business, where we often work over 40 hours a week for someone else, three hours a week to build your own business is nothing!
You talk about building an income on autopilot – how does this work and what steps do you need to take to put your business on autopilot?
The advantage of an online business is it’s using the internet, obviously. But because of this very fact, things happen instantaneously at a click. There are also many ways to automate the business so that it runs on its own without you being there. You can be on vacation and the business still runs and makes money for you.
The online business also doesn’t require a physical store, inventory, employees or any of the hassles required of an offline business. Things can happen very FAST online. You can start a business and have it profitable within days or weeks. This doesn’t happen anywhere else but the internet.
If you were starting over today where would you begin and what niches would you target?
That’s a very good question. Given what I went through and what I know NOW, if I was starting over today, the most important thing I will do is invest in my knowledge and education. For example, by learning from a proven mentor. This will dramatically short cut and minimize the effort.
I would also take action and apply what I learn step-by-step, and do it one step at a time. This will give you clarity and results.
For niches, I will still go after the profitable niches with continuing income. Some examples include wealth, health, beauty, sports, hobby and self-improvement markets. Competition is not even a consideration as the internet is way too big for any one business to dominate. There’s ALWAYS room for anyone. For example, I recently entered the self improvement market with SuccessSwitch.com and without any prior experience or connections in the market, I’ve quickly created a five figure per month business with that one website within three months.
What are the common pitfalls beginning internet marketers should be wary of?
Learning too much! I know it’s contradictory but what’s more important is to focus on what you want to do, and then learn what’s required for that. Don’t learn everything.
Another thing is to make sure you give it time to succeed, and be committed to your business. Many people give up too easily. The rewards for sticking to it are much greater than taking the easy way out. The online business is unique for everyone and people experience it differently. It’s not a “one size fits all” model.
You can do what you love and be creative with it, as long as it’s still following a proven system. As the idiom goes, “different strokes for different folks”, so approach it on an individual basis. Everyone is unique.
There are many business models to make money on the internet, including affiliate income, e-commerce, building apps, Kindle publishing etc. Which do you think has the most potential for profit?
You can do everything and anything online, but focus on one model first. The different models include blogging, content publishing, information marketing, your own products, affiliate marketing and so forth. The most potential for profit is affiliate marketing and your own products.
What are the most important lessons you’ve learnt about living a happy, successful and meaningful life?

Be happy, humble and always strive to improve yourself. Be patient and think of others. Be ambitious in your own goals. Take care of your family and express your love. Make each day count. Life is short!

Ewen Chia will be going in depth on the strategies he has used to build his successful online business with little capital at the National Achievers Congress 2013. Posted via www.MoneyMatters.sg, your guide on how to make more money, save smarter, invest intelligently, and enjoy your money like a pro. Click here to get our free report on what you must know about financial freedom.

Ref:  http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/ewen-chia-built-million-dollar-online-business-071517857--sector.html

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14 Popular E-Commerce Sites in Singapore

compSingapore has seen a huge rise in e-commerce activity over the past few years, with some e-commerce startups receiving investment or even proceeding to expand across the Asia-Pacific region. Here’s a list of what we think are up-and-rising and popular e-commerce sites and platforms in Singapore.

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1. Reebonz / Kwerkee Launched in March 2009, Reebonz is an e-commerce site that deals in luxury products and services, such as high-end handbags and luxury travel packages, offering them at a discounted price compared to brick-and-mortar retailers. It is backed by Intel Capital. Customers get to enjoy free shipping for all orders, which arrive wrapped in their a signature Reebonz black box with gold ribbon. The company also absorbs all customs duties and taxes that might be incurred during overseas deliveries.reebonzIn addition to their focus on luxury products, Reebonz also launched Kwerkee in mid-2012. Kwerkee is an e-commerce site that carries a lot of unique, novelty household items and gizmos.kwerkee

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2. Qoo10 Qoo10, also previously known as Gmarket, is a major global e-commerce site originating from Korea after forming a partnership between eBay and Giosis Gmarket. It has several other localized sites in five countries, including Japan and Singapore. Qoo10 is a huge B2C marketplace, offering products such as clothes, gadgets, and groceries. There are many discounts and promotions held almost daily to encourage repeated purchases and retain loyal buyers, such as a ‘lucky lounge’ where members stand a chance to win coupons and stamps for future purchases. There are also many payment methods accepted, like credit cards, Paypal, ENETS (a real-time online bank transfer service), and even via AXS payment stations (a Singapore payment transaction terminal system) strategically located around Singapore. As not all Qoo10 sellers are based in Singapore, shipping methods and duration vary greatly.qoo10

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3. Redmart Launched in late 2011, Redmart is one of Singapore’s most prominent online stores that caters especially to busy people. This online grocery mart offers a selection of up to 8,000 products including from household items to groceries. Without heading out of the house and waiting in line for their purchases, customers are able to pay via credit cards and receive orders right at their doorstep. Redmart has attracted investments from Skype co-founder Toivo Annus and Golden Gate Ventures, and has recently announced an expansion of its warehouse and team.Redmart

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4. LuxolaLuxola is an online beauty and cosmetics store, launched in September 2011. It raised US$590,000 back in August 2012 and plans to expand its reach across Southeast Asia. It offers a selection of curated products from highly sought after international brands and offers delivery not only to Singapore, but to Malaysia, Thailand, Brunei, and Indonesia. luxola

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5. OpenTrolley OpenTrolley started out in 2008 and claims to be one of Singapore’s leading online book stores, offering more than two million imported titles from the US and the UK at prices somewhat cheaper than physical bookstores in Singapore. Customers can opt between courier delivery to their home at a minimal flat charge or self-collection at a pickup points in central Singapore. OpenTrolley also offers night-time delivery, which is targeted at the working crowd who are not at home to receive any parcels during working hours. OpenTrolley has also expanded its business to Indonesia.opentrolley

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6. Jipaban Jipaban, launched in May 2010, brands itself as an online social shopping mall. It is owned by Netccentric, which is also the parent company of Asia’s leading blog advertising community, Nuffnang. Jipaban operates in both Singapore and Malaysia. It currently offers shipping to other countries, such as Thailand, South Korea, Hong Kong, and New Zealand, to name a few. Users can customize their own ideal online mall by selecting their favourite brands into a list. To encourage loyal customers, loyalty points are offered with each purchase and can be redeemed from a 1276-item catalogue of products.jipaban

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7. Bellabox Bellabox is a subscription e-commerce startup focusing on cosmetics for both men and women, and it recently raised US$1.37 million in series A funding. Founded in October 2011, Bellabox operates in both Singapore and Australia. It sends subscribers a box of hand-picked products or samples every month at a fee starting from SG$19.95. Satisfied customers who would like to get the full-size products after testing the items from the box can then purchase the products directly from Bellabox’s online site.bellabox

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8. AllDealsAsia AllDealsAsia is a Singapore daily deals aggregator and group-buying site launched in July 2010. In 2011, the startup received investment from Iconic Investment at an undisclosed figure. It provides daily deals and coupons for a wide variety of products such as beauty services, household products, language courses, and travel packages.alldealsasia

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9. Sold.sg Sold.sg is an online penny auction site that began operations in 2010. It has a pretty unique concept that provides a gamification experience for users who are looking for the extra ‘thrill’ in attempting to outbid others to win the auction, which is an item offered at a highly discounted price. Besides having an auction component on their site, they have a conventional online store that sells interesting and quirky novelties. Sold.sg attracted almost S$1 million in funding back in late 2011.sold

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10. iLoveBooks iLoveBooks is an e-books store owned by Singapore media company, Mediacorp. The site claims to have 600,000 e-book titles from more than 3,000 publishers. E-books can be purchased and downloaded into their own e-reader app available on iOS and Android. Payments on iLoveBooks can be made only by credit cards, and downloaded e-books are only readable on the company’s e-readers and not compatible with popular Kindle or Nook devices.ilovebooks

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11. VanityTrove Another subscription-based e-commerce startup in Singapore, Vanity Trove started up in late 2011. Similar to most subscription-based e-commerce services out there, it offers a range of beauty samples every month. However, VanityTrove does not operate an online store as well. VanityTrove also has an online community made up of members who put up reviews on tested products. Just last week, the startup announced that it has acquired Glossybox Taiwan, and prior to this acquisition, it had already expanded to Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia.vanitytrove

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12. Clozette.co Clozette.co is an online shopping and social networking network and portal for women, launched in November 2010. It also has localized sites for Japan and Indonesia. At the start of January this year, it announced a partnership with inSing, a subsidiary of SingTel Digital Media. Besides being able to shop from a selection of curated brands on the site, members are able to create and share their online personal closets and discover new fashion trends and statement pieces from other community members. There is also a C2C marketplace section, called Bazaar, where members are able to buy and sell items from other vendors from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, and Indonesia.clozette

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13. Livejournal Livejournal might not be an e-commerce site, but in Singapore it functions as a very popular e-commerce platform that allows budding entrepreneurs to start their own online shops. In fact, just in 2011 alone, Livejournal Singapore saw US$72 million worth of transactions from the e-commerce shops hosted on its service. To facilitate the booming growth of blogshops in Singapore, Livejournal introduced a LJ Checkout service in February 2012 to provide sellers more efficient and convenient e-commerce tools.livejournal

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14. Wego Founded in 2005, Wego is a Singapore-based online travel e-commerce site and metasearch engine. It has a large number of localized sites catered specifically for different markets such as India, Vietnam, and China, and has offices in Singapore, Australia, Indonesia, India, and the Middle East. In May last year, Wego invested in Valadoo, a social commerce startup focused on curated travel packages, in its bid to further expand in Indonesia.wego

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Though Singapore’s e-commerce industry is starting to pick up, there are still a large number of Singaporeans shopping on e-commerce sites like China’s Taobao.com and Alibaba.com due to cheaper deals and cost savings with a direct link to the manufacturer. Those sites have a respective Alexa ranking of 27 and 61 in Singapore. As compared to other Asian countries like South Korea and China, Singapore’s e-commerce scene is still considered to be in its infancy with much room for growth. According to Gmarket’s Founder, it is similar to South Korea’s e-commerce scene 10 years ago! (This list is not meant to be exhaustive, but hopefully it’s representative of the online shopping scene in Singapore in 2013. Should you have any suggestions or recommendations of other popular e-commerce platforms and sites in Singapore, feel free to drop them in the comments.)
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Ref:  http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/14-popular-e-commerce-sites-031057586.html

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