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Just wanted to know how difficult it is to set up an online store?
Online store seems like the most convenient and surprisingly the cheapest method to sell your stuff (You'd pay ~40 dollars/year for hosting, whereas you'd pay 40 dollars to list something expensive (250% item) on amazon.
the biggest concerns for me are:
1. How to find dropshippers in UK
2. How to setup the legal stuff .I suppose you need to create a company name, tax bullshit, i dont know any of that and that is the biggest discouraging thing, i've never had a company and never even paid my taxes ( I'm 19 atm, in university).
Anyone had any experience with creating online stores?
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>>1107831
Don't DROPSHIP. Unless you know what your doing. It's not fun. Also I know in the U.S. You can just claim it under personal income if it's just you. Not sure about UK. Just go to fiverr.com and get you some logos.
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>>1107831
What online store were you thinking about? Reason I ask is because im 18 atm and run and online business selling subscription boxes, and some other stuff (not telling you my niche)
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>>1107924
I was thinking anything from e-cigarettes to clothing.
Can I add on skype or something else to talk? it's kind of rare to see someone else as young as me running his own business.
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>>1107831
i think you wanna use either:
Wordpress with Woocommerce + Paypal addon ($79 a year). You'll have to do a lot of the work yourself.
Shopify ($40 a month). Really user friendly.
Squarespace/Big Cartel etc. Pretty much the same as shopify.
Im starting a store soon just as a hobby right now. Can talk at [email protected]
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>>1107924
I start sub boxes in March! Also niche.
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>>1107831
Squarespace is a pretty good one.
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