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The number of people that are moving into self-employment has been increasing in recent years, as more and more people explore whether they can succeed in this type of employment. There are many benefits that attract people to this, from doing something that they love, to the freedom of being their own boss.

The industries that people are choosing to go into are varied and with the progression of technology, more options have become available in how people can offer services. Having easy access to the internet has meant that many people can provide services online and ecommerce websites have made trading much easier. In a world where you can order your weekly groceries without having to leave the house, the internet has significantly changed the way that businesses operate.

The number of consumers who choose to buy products online instead of going into a shop has surged in recent years and this means that businesses don’t necessarily need an actual shop to be able to operate. This makes starting up a new business concept an affordable option for people who don’t have capital to invest.

Let’s take a look at some of the popular start up ideas:

Online retailer – Many businesses have been able to make a profit by selling goods online. You can easily list items on sites such as eBay to sell to people. With the availability of good postal options, all you need to get going is the products you want to sell and space to store them.

The important part is being able to obtain products that are in demand and that you are able to sell on at a profit. Buying items in bulk from the manufacturer and then selling them individually will usually ensure a good profit if you can negotiate a good rate. There are so many products to choose from but the success will depend on the demand. If you look at products that you know are in high demand and will continue to be in the future, you will have a good business idea. Look at some of the businesses that Eventige has helped to succeed to get an idea of what businesses work well.

Coaching/Tutoring – If you have an area of expertise, then you can use your skills to help to educate people. Whilst having formal qualifications is highly beneficial, this is not always required. If you are highly competent in playing a musical instrument for example, you can easily set up as a tutor. As long as you are comfortable with being able to teach, your skills will suit this type of job.

Event planning – There is quite a high demand for this type of job at the moment, so if you like to organise parties and events, this could be ideal for you. You need to be able to negotiate with companies, be highly organised and always meet deadlines to succeed in this industry.

These are just a few ideas of some of the areas that people are currently moving into but there are so many opportunities out there for business startups.

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