25 business ideas found on 2024-06-09

"## -BUSINESS IDEA- 1: Copywriting/Ghostwriting

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 2: Freelance Writing

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 3: Virtual Assistant (VA)

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 4: E-commerce Business

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 5: Blogging

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 6: Social Media Management

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 7: YouTube Channel

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 8: Online Course Creation

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 9: Consulting

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 10: Coaching

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 11: Graphic Design

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 12: Web Design

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 13: SEO

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 14: WordPress Maintenance

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 15: Website Flipping

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 16: App Development

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 17: Affiliate Marketing

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 18: Dropshipping

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 19: Print on Demand

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 20: Amazon FBA

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 21: Investing

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 22: Real Estate

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 23: Network Marketing

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 24: Personal Training

## -BUSINESS IDEA- 25: Tutoring

[0.00] Greg Isenberg_Nonfiction vs Fiction authors.txt

Greg Isenberg

Nonfiction vs Fiction authors

"## -BUSINESS IDEA- 1: Copywriting/Ghostwriting

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This business idea revolves around leveraging writing skills, particularly in copywriting and ghostwriting. The speaker emphasizes the high demand for content creation and positions it as a lucrative opportunity.

## -BUSINESS LEARNING- 1: Applying Writing Skills to Fiction

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This segment highlights the power of applying writing skills honed in fields like copywriting to fiction writing. The speaker argues that individuals with a strong understanding of hooks, selling, and persuasive writing techniques have a significant advantage in crafting engaging and successful fiction.

## -BUSINESS LEARNING- 2: Comparing Non-Fiction and Fiction Authors

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The speaker compares the earnings and IP value of best-selling non-fiction authors like James Clear and Mark Manson to their fiction counterparts like John Grisham. The disparity in earnings is used to illustrate the potentially higher financial ceiling in the world of fiction writing, even though non-fiction authors might possess valuable marketing and persuasion skills.

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