How to Start Business Online
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How to Start Business Online

By Compete High

Get ready to kickstart your online business journey with practical tips and tricks to make it a success!

Location

Online

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  • Online

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Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

An online business isn’t just a website—it’s a series of choices (and the occasional typo). This course strips back the nonsense and guides you through the essentials of launching a business online, from solid planning to marketing without shouting into the digital void.

You’ll cover everything from business modelling to scalable growth, branding, and trend response. If you've got a product, a service, or even just an idea and a domain name that ends in “.co.uk”—this course has you covered. No jargon, just structure.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Learn how to start and structure an online business model.
  • Understand how to write clear, focused business plans.
  • Explore online marketing techniques that attract and retain customers.
  • Study scalability and planning for long-term digital growth.
  • Apply decision-making based on analytics and customer data.
  • Understand brand identity and adapting to digital trends.

Who is this Course For:

  • New entrepreneurs setting up their first online venture.
  • Side hustlers testing ideas in digital marketplaces.
  • Retailers moving their shop into an online setting.
  • Bloggers or creators building monetisable business models.
  • Freelancers offering services via personal websites.
  • Product designers looking to sell via e-commerce.
  • Small business owners transitioning into digital strategy.
  • Anyone with a business idea and no plan—yet.

Career Path (UK Average Salaries):

  • E-commerce Business Owner – £35,000 to £60,000/year
  • Digital Marketing Executive – £28,000 to £45,000/year
  • Online Brand Strategist – £32,000 to £52,000/year
  • Content Marketing Specialist – £30,000 to £46,000/year
  • Small Business Consultant – £35,000 to £55,000/year
  • Digital Business Analyst – £40,000 to £58,000/year

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