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What are some mistakes to avoid when running your first online business?

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One common mistake is trying to do everything at once without planning. This can lead to confusion and wasted time. Another mistake is not keeping records of money or not being clear about the target audience. Some people also forget to stay consistent, which can affect progress. It’s better to start small, learn along the way, and focus on one step at a time. What other things do you think people should avoid when starting an online business for the first time?
 
One thing I see often is people setting unrealistic income goals too early. They expect profits in a month and when it doesn’t happen, they quit. The early phase is for testing and adjusting, not just earning. Also, avoid neglecting your customer. Whether it's buyers or users, listen to their feedback. Sometimes it tells you more than analytics ever could. And don’t rely on just one traffic source. If it dries up, your business might crash with it.
 
Some mistakes are not underestimating your startup Costs · Setting the Wrong Price Overspending on Website development · Not Making a Business Plan or even overstocking
verily. Miscalculating capital and setting a price that doesn't pay is a very bad trap for a new business in the city. Spending a lot of money on a website without a complete plan or piling up products in a warehouse is losing the direction of your journey. Calm down first and keep your accounts straight to avoid bankruptcy early before you have even found enough customers in the market.
 
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