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HOW TO SELL YOUR PRODUCT ONLINE  Selling online is a great way to drive revenue quickly at relatively low risk. Without an expensive brick-and-mortar store, you can skip the substantial costs and risks that come with renting the property, setting up a storefront, and relying on foot traffic to stop in.  It's much more cost-effective to sell products entirely online, allowing you to keep overhead low and a higher portion of your revenue, all while reaching a larger audience outside of your immediate zip code.  If you're not sure where to start, that's okay! This guide will walk you through the essential steps to selling online. From start to finish, you'll learn everything you need to know to start selling products online. Ready? Here are the 12 steps you must follow to start selling online: Step 1. Decide what to sell Step 2. Source your products Step 3. Conduct a market research Step 4. Create buyer personas Step 5. Design your brand identity Step 6. Choose...

Step 4. Analyze your app idea’s market fit If your app idea makes it through the validation stage, it's time to find out if it will resonate with the users you have in mind. This is also known as analyzing your app's market fit. In short, you'll need to make sure that the app's features and monetization method will appeal to your users and make them want to choose your app over any competitors with a similar offering. So how do you start?  Compare features Dust off your Excel of pages skills and open a spreadsheet. Then, you'll want to list your app and about five competitors in the first column. Then, create a column for each of the features present in any of the apps. Also, add a column for the monetization methods. Then, go through and fill in the boxes to show whether each app has the said feature or not and, when necessary, add details about the feature. For example, if the feature is "Storage," you would list the amount of storage an app allows per m...

HOW TO MAKE AN APP  Today, there are over  3 billion  smartphone users around the world. And where there are smartphones, there are mobile applications, or “apps.” People interact with apps almost constantly. According to research conducted by consumer analytics firm Dscout, smartphone users touch their phones on average  2,617 times a day,  using all manner of smartphone apps for shopping, entertainment, and more.  That’s just the tip of the iceberg. Since the explosion of smart wearable devices and Internet-connected merchandise — from toasters to picture frames — apps now play a part in every corner of the average home.  If you have a message or product to sell, it makes a whole lot of sense to build your own app. You'll literally be in your customers' pockets, a perfect position  to create brand awareness , acquire new customers, and increase revenue.  But how do you create your own app? People usually assume that  making a...