Make It Yours! How to Find an Online Business Idea
Lynnie explains how to find an online business idea without stress: take one simple idea that already exists, then add yourself to it. That’s your version!
Lynnie explains how to find an online business idea without stress: take one simple idea that already exists, then add yourself to it. That’s your version!
Finding an online business idea is often the hardest part of starting. Many people wait for an idea that no one has ever had, and that wait can last years. Lynnaider suggests a calmer approach called “your version of a simple idea.” In this article, the first part of Lesson T1, we explain what it means and how to use it. We are in a solo-entrepreneurship boom.
Can you really make money online? Lynnie gives the honest answer: yes, people do, but nobody can promise it. Here’s what any honest course should tell you.
Can you really make money online? Yes, many people do, but no course, book or coach can guarantee that you will. Any honest teaching should tell you this clearly before you start. In this article we share Lynnaider’s disclaimer in plain words, and explain what it means for you as a beginner.
Learning how to get traffic to your online business is the most important skill you will build as a solo entrepreneur. In this article we explain where traffic sits in the Lynnaider Via Ferrata, why it never really ends, and how you can drive it yourself.
Lynnie explains the ten ways to make money online that Lynnaider teaches, each in one simple line, and who each way might be good for.
There are countless claims online about the best ways to make money online. Lynnaider focuses on ten that we consider the largest, most relevant and most realistic for beginners. In this article, each of the ten is defined in one simple line, with a plain-language version you could explain to a friend. Here are the ten online income techniques Lynnaider teaches, in the order we recommend learning them.
Lynnie explains the types of online business models with two simple lines: real things or computer things, and your own products or other people’s.
There are many types of online business models, but two simple dividing lines help you understand almost all of them. The first line separates models with physical delivery from fully digital ones. The second separates models built on your own products from models built on other people’s products. In this article we explain both, using Lynnaider’s Digital Economy Framework.
Lynnie explains the five stages of starting an online business, from your first idea to bringing people to your shop, with a little story about Anna.
Every online business goes through the same five stages, whatever the business model. Knowing the stages of starting an online business helps you plan your time, avoid common mistakes and see where you are at any moment. In this article we explain each stage of the Lynnaider Via Ferrata, and why the last one stays with you for good. The Via Ferrata does not ask you to know your final purpose or business idea at the start.
Lynnie explains Lynnaider’s step-by-step guide to starting an online business: the Via Ferrata, a mountain path with ropes, and its five safe steps.