I'm not a big believer that you need to invest $100,000 to start a business... invest either $500 or $2,000 to check how it works.

• Launch small to reduce risk and gather feedback.
• Adjust your offerings based on initial customer responses.
• Scale up once you have proof of concept.

But another thing that in parallel I will be investing in SEO creating content as well as collecting emails.

• Implement SEO strategies to improve search rankings.
• Create valuable content to attract and engage customers.
• Integrate SEO efforts with email marketing for better results.

Once you understand the big picture, once you understand the niche you want to go into, you can start looking into competitors.

• Analyze competitors to differentiate your offerings.
• Use tools like Google Trends and keyword research.
• Understand customer needs through reviews and feedback.

You need to invest in your brand because it will take you longer to develop your store. You need to build a website right away... you own and then start selling on Etsy or Amazon.

• Having your own website establishes your brand presence.
• It allows you to collect customer data for email marketing.
• Diversifying sales channels reduces dependency on marketplaces.

It's measuring score... you need to put some kind of KPIs. Do you want to sell three things per day or 33 things per month? What is your success?

• Define specific, measurable goals for your business.
• Use KPIs to evaluate performance and adjust strategies.
• Regularly review and update KPIs as your business grows.

I'll probably have dedicated person because I'm against AI... I personally hate that like, 'Oh this is the chat and like does this answer help you? Like? No, can I connect to the human being?'

• Personalized support can differentiate your brand from competitors.
• Customers appreciate human interaction over automated responses.
• Investing in customer service can lead to repeat business.

Because when you enter the new market and nobody knows you, how can you buy the big tube of cream or whatever? If influencers recommend me to do that.

• Influencers can build trust and credibility for new products.
• Collaborate with micro-influencers for cost-effective promotion.
• Influencer endorsements can drive significant sales in beauty products.

I personally am a big believer in finding the right agency, because I know that if I started doing everything myself, I'll do a lot of mistakes. So it's just cheaper to find an agency.

• Agencies bring expertise that can save time and reduce errors.
• Investing in professional help can be more cost-effective in the long run.
• Focus on your strengths and outsource specialized tasks.

As I said before, I'm trying to do this extremely low cost. So first would be Etsy marketing... But another thing that in parallel I will be investing in SEO creating content as well as collecting emails.

• Utilize marketplace marketing tools where your products are listed.
• Invest in SEO and content creation to drive organic traffic.
• Build an email list for direct communication with customers.

But another thing that in parallel I will be investing in SEO creating content as well as collecting emails. So email marketing.

• Collecting emails from the beginning builds a valuable customer base.
• Email marketing is a low-cost way to promote products for startups with limited budgets.
• Focusing on SEO and content creation complements email marketing efforts.