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depending on the scale of what you want to do, you might not need to have a lot of capital to get some online service up and running. however, you might find it
by wpwpwpw 4y ago
depending on the scale of what you want to do, you might not need to have a lot of capital to get some online service up and running. however, you might find it difficult to have access to the same advertisement resources, you can be cloned right away, you can be blackmail-bought, you may find limitations put in place by hardware makers or by the ecosystem owners and you might have to share your revenues with those guys.
so, although you can start with nothing, others start with a lot more - and capital reproduction and primitive accumulation keeps happening, whether you like it or not.
- carlosjobim 4y agoYet you have much better chances and much higher freedom than in any other sector. Try starting a logging business, when other people have already laid claim to the forests. Try agriculture when other people have laid claim to the land. Try contracting with the government, when the rules say you need to prove previous government contracts to be eligible. That's real world issues. Cloning and blackmailing of online businesses are not such big threats that they can effectively stop somebody from making a good online business. If you're honest, have a good idea, and put in some hard work you have a fair chance of success. In some other sectors, those factors can amount to nothing - and all the threats you listed apply to offline businesses as well.