My Launch List! Online Business Setup Checklist
Lynnie walks through the online business setup checklist: five to-dos to check before you launch, and how to see which ones your business needs.
Lynnie walks through the online business setup checklist: five to-dos to check before you launch, and how to see which ones your business needs.
Once you have chosen your key profile, a few more pieces need to be in place before you can earn. This online business setup checklist covers the five additional setup to-dos that every income technique relies on in some combination. In this article, section 3.2 of Lesson T3, we explain each one and help you see which ones your business actually needs. Setup includes all the steps beyond your key profile that you need to put in place to enable your future earnings.
Lynnie explains why you need a business email, how an email list keeps your people safe from app changes, and how to get ready to help customers.
Among all the setup steps for an online business, two are often forgotten: a business email and customer service. Both seem small at the start, and both become very important as your business grows. In this article we explain why a business email helps you own your audience, and how to prepare for the responsibility of serving customers. Besides the three key profile types, we consider a business email an additional profile.
Lynnie explains social media as your business profile: what a social store is, the good parts, the tricky parts, and which ways to earn really need it.
Social media is the most visible way to run a business online, and the most talked about. Using social media as your business profile can bring a large, active audience, but it also brings risks and pressure that are rarely discussed. In this article we explain social stores, the real advantages and disadvantages, and which income models truly depend on social media. There are three key profiles we differentiate: Marketplace, Website or Social Store.
Do you need a website for your online business? Lynnie explains what a website gives you, the jobs that come with it, and when it’s the right home.
Many beginners assume they need a website before they can start an online business. You do not always need one, but a website for your online business can be a powerful choice. In this article we explain what a website gives you, the responsibilities that come with it, and how to decide whether it should be your key profile. There are three key profiles we differentiate: Marketplace, Website or Social Store.
Lynnie explains selling on marketplaces for beginners: a little shop inside a big one, where buyers, payments and rules are already there for you.
If you want the easiest way to start selling online, a marketplace is usually the answer. Selling on marketplaces for beginners means you open a shop inside a platform that already has buyers, payments and rules in place. In this article we explain what a marketplace profile is, why it is so beginner-friendly, which marketplaces fit which business models, and how to stay safe. There are three key profiles we differentiate: Marketplace, Website or Social Store.
Lynnie explains online business setup for beginners: your profile is your home, your offer page is your lobby, and the lobby is where the magic happens.
Online business setup for beginners can feel technical and overwhelming. In reality, it comes down to two decisions: where your business will live online, and which tools you need to earn. In this article, the start of Lesson T3, we explain both parts and show you where to focus your energy, and where not to. “How could I set up my online presence, and with what kind of programs that enable earning technically?” This is the question we answer in the Profile & Setup lesson.