How long will you take between planning and starting the online business?

[Xtynehappy]

I have seen different types of entrepreneurs so far. There are those that wake up on the morning and beginning to start their business while others would take longer time planning about starting the business and others would always be thinking about starting the online businesses and never start one due to some genuine reasons. What is your take on that?

 

[Springtime]

Yes, that depends on the individual and the scale of the online business the entrepreneur plans to start. But I think it takes at least a couple of months to plan and get the business running properly.

 

[Nomad]

If I already have experience and knowledge on the niche, it takes me less than 30 minutes to start an online business

 

[Starmix]

It took me 8 months to decide, plan, and prepare for the permits and rents and foremost the right franchising operator. My milk tea selling business in the mall is operated through franchising.

 

[Xtynehappy]

I think one shouldn't take longer time to start the business as they are done with the planning. The more you delay in starting the business the more chances are other people starting the same business ahead of you.

 

[Augusta]

It all depends on the set up and when you are ready to kickstart. For me starting off at least 3 months time would be great

 

[Kera]

It depends totally on the technicalities and available resources but I don't believe any business should be planned for more than six months when it is not a multinational.

 

[eLdavis]

When it comes to the amount of time used to start and plan an online business, there is no specific time frame. It mostly depends on the kind of business you are starting, and the amount of resources you have available.

 

[kit_hung]

When it comes to the amount of time used to start and plan an online business, there is no specific time frame. It mostly depends on the kind of business you are starting, and the amount of resources you have available.

You are absolutely right! Starting an online business takes a different amount of time for everyone. It depends on the type of business you are planning and the resources you have. The key is to have a vision, learn every day, and take bold steps. Little by little, success builds.

 

[eLdavis]

You are absolutely right! Starting an online business takes a different amount of time for everyone. It depends on the type of business you are planning and the resources you have. The key is to have a vision, learn every day, and take bold steps. Little by little, success builds.

Like i know someone who started her online business in a matter of days, and it took someone else months to achieve this.

 

[Bigshow]

This one need to be planned well ahead and its gonna need more time and requires you to have a very good knowledge about online business

 

[kit_hung]

This one need to be planned well ahead and its gonna need more time and requires you to have a very good knowledge about online business

It's true, starting a business requires a thorough plan before you begin. It's not something you just wake up and do—it takes time, patience, and sufficient preparation to succeed.

Having sufficient knowledge about online business is an important foundation.

 

[Fire&Rain]

Planning is important, but overthinking can easily kill the momentum. Personally, I’d give myself a few weeks to plan the basic, like what I’m offering, who I’m targeting, and how I’ll promote it, then just start. The truth is, no matter how much you plan, you’ll still learn the real lessons after launching. Some people get stuck waiting for the perfect time, but that day never comes. Starting small and improving along the way is usually the best route.

 

[Stardom22]

When the entrepreneurs make good calculations for the same, the process should not take longer than six months to start business after they are done with the planning and all that.

 

[Augusta]

You are absolutely right! Starting an online business takes a different amount of time for everyone. It depends on the type of business you are planning and the resources you have. The key is to have a vision, learn every day, and take bold steps. Little by little, success builds.

Yes it depends on an individual. If you can make it in days and you are sure you can then you can go ahead

 

[kit_hung]

When the entrepreneurs make good calculations for the same, the process should not take longer than six months to start business after they are done with the planning and all that.

If you are an entrepreneur and have done your math well, starting a business should not take more than six months. If the planning is done early, the next steps such as registering, finding resources and preparing the work environment go faster. All that is needed is discipline and the drive to execute.

Many people get stuck because they plan too much without taking action. The truth is that there is no “perfect” time to start. When you feel you have planned enough, just start. There will be challenges, but you will learn along the way. Every day you wait is a day you lose in the growth of your business.

 

[magnus2022]

It depends on individual personality. Some people don't procrastinating while others are quick natured. Like me, i like to put everything into consideration before starting a business thereby wasting a lot of time.

 

[kit_hung]

It depends on individual personality. Some people don't procrastinating while others are quick natured. Like me, i like to put everything into consideration before starting a business thereby wasting a lot of time.

Everyone has their own decision-making style, and that’s not a bad thing. Some people like to act quickly, while others like you like to think things through before they start. That’s a sign of focus and a desire to do things right.

While taking your time may seem like a waste of time, it often yields better results. When you plan well, you avoid making hasty mistakes. The important thing is to make sure that the thought process doesn’t completely prevent you from taking action. Sometimes you just need to trust the process and get started.