Topic: Internet Business

Internet Business comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from June 2013 to March 2022.

June 2013 March 2022

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Early Internet Marketing and the $3,000 Digital Pivot

In the early 2000s, two entrepreneurs approached Dr. Daniels and offered to move her business online for a $3,000 fee. This pivotal move allowed her to maintain a small income through the internet during her transition out of the United States, despite her initial lack of technical understanding.

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Ross Ben reflects on his experiences in 2021, noting that a testimonial left on the show's voicemail system led to a massive surge in his astrology reading business. He describes the challenge of managing a queue of over 50 clients, highlighting the power of the podcast community. Both the host and guest discuss the exhausting but rewarding nature of building independent digital infrastructure.

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Internet Business and Santiago Convenience Store Opportunities

The transition from a corporate day job to self-employment is discussed, highlighting the role of internet businesses like selling t-shirts. In Santiago, Chile, a specific market gap for 7-Eleven style convenience stores is identified as a high-growth opportunity. Parents are encouraged to invest in their children's business ventures rather than wasting money on traditional college educations.