Why These Ten? The Best Online Business Models for Beginners
Lynnie explains why Lynnaider picked these ten as the best online business models for beginners, and why some popular ones didn’t make the list.
Lynnie explains why Lynnaider picked these ten as the best online business models for beginners, and why some popular ones didn’t make the list.
Every list of the best online business models for beginners looks a little different. Lynnaider’s list is based on a simple principle: we only teach what we can explain confidently, because we have studied, tested or currently use it. In this article we present our ten models, explain why we chose them, and why some popular options did not make the list. The ten business models Lynnaider teaches are the ones we consider most realizable for beginners in this space.
Lynnie shares five honest truths about making money online that every beginner should know, from ongoing effort to platform risks and start-up costs.
There is a lot of hype about earning on the internet, and much less honesty. Before you choose your first income technique, it helps to know a few truths about making money online that apply to every model. In this article we share five of them, and explain how to work with each one instead of being surprised by it. It is tempting to think some income techniques are more effortless than others.
Lynnie explains generative AI for small business in kid words: how chat AI writes its answers, how it can help your shop, and why you always check it.
Generative AI for small business has gone from a novelty to an everyday tool in just a few years. Many solo entrepreneurs now use chat assistants to draft texts, plan content and answer questions. In this article we explain in plain language how generative AI produces its answers, why it spread so quickly, and how to use it wisely. Generative AI covers a wide field.
Lynnie explains AI vs machine learning vs deep learning in kid words, with a kitchen example, and why it helps you use online business tools better.
AI, machine learning and deep learning are often used as if they meant the same thing. They do not, and knowing the difference helps you understand the tools you will use in your online business. In this article we explain AI vs machine learning vs deep learning in plain language, with everyday examples. The figure you see here shows how these fields relate.
Lynnie explains automation for online business: the little rule-following helpers that send emails and take payments, and how they differ from AI.
Automation for online business is what makes it possible for one person to run a shop, a service or a content business alone. Many beginners think automation means artificial intelligence, but most automation has nothing to do with AI. In this article, the start of section 2.2 on income, we explain what automation is, where it meets AI, and how much of it you actually need. In the Income stage of your online journey, you are essentially answering one question.
Lynnie compares the ten online business models by what each one actually gives the customer, who pays you, and how much time each sale takes.
When online business models are compared, people usually look at income potential. A more useful comparison is what each model actually delivers to the customer. In this article we go through the ten online income techniques one by one, and show which of the four offering types each one delivers. Looking across the ten business models in the table you see here, you will notice something important.