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I battle with this every day. I've done e-commerce in the past, and would say I did pretty well (over £70,000 turnover in the first year). I've also built dozen
by hellweaver666 16y ago
I battle with this every day. I've done e-commerce in the past, and would say I did pretty well (over £70,000 turnover in the first year). I've also built dozens of e-commerce sites for other people and advised them on how to achieve success. With my existing code, I could probably build an e-commerce site by this time tomorrow, then spend a few hours populating the site and bang... with PPC advertising I could have orders coming in by the end of the week.
The problem is, it's too easy - there's no challenge there for me and running an e-commerce site is a lot of hassle, especially if you ship products yourself, hold inventory etc etc.
That's why at the moment, I'm focusing on my stock photo startup, it's more of a challenge, and if it works how I hope it will, it should require less physical work on my part (no shipping products etc).
- il 16y agoFulfillment is relatively cheap and you benefit from significant postage discounts. There's no reason you should be shipping products yourself.