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You can start only a SMALL business with a SMALL investment.
You have two options:

1. Trade in your local market ( means buy anything at a wholesale price & sell with a nice profit margin)
   
2. Start a drop shipping business online.
   

Following are some business ideas that require little investment:
- Candle making
- Resale used products
- Start vlogging
- Packing Service
- Breakfast joint
- Travel agency
- Online bakery
- Photography
- Street-side bookstall
Some of these business ideas merely need an internet connection to start a home-based

The simplest business you can start is buying anything for cheap and selling it for a small profit online. I did this for sometime especially when I was looking to make extra money online.
Especially items people sell desperately for money (especially who are leaving or have to leave the country) - purchase them, then post them online and sell them for a small profit margin.
Keep doing this till you figure out what works best for you.

My favorite type of business like that in an online e-Commerce business where you are using a US distributor that will drop ship for you and you can sell on Amazon, or eBay or run it off your own platform. If you can take the orders and have the fulfiller do what they do and send the order out, you can then sell ahead of inventory, stock nothing and ship nothing and still make money.

Most are built around creating content and building an audience. Content creation is a great way to start a business.

Essentially, build an audience, then monetize. I will also list a few others.

• Blog (less than $50 for domain name and 12 months of hosting fees)
  
  • Start writing unique content on a specific niche and you will build an audience. Over time, you can add ads, affiliate links, products, coaching courses, etc. to your blog. Since you already have an audience, they will be open to buying.
    
• Social Media Sites: Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook (free)
  
  • Why not utilize a platform that already has millions of users? You can create an account on any of these platforms and start building a business this way.
    
  • I watch a lot of YouTube videos and it’s crazy how people can make a living off creating videos.
    
  • One downside of these platforms is if they change their algorithm or pay-out structure, then you may lose out on views, ad revenue, etc.
    

1. How can you add value to the product and customer experience? Your customers need to gain benefit from purchasing your goods/services.
   
2. What are the most unusual characteristics of your business which will give you competitive advantage on the market? Establishing yourself in the market means you need some advantage over your competitors to attract their customers or new ones.
   
3. Have you researched your competition? In what ways do you feel you can do better than the competition? You need to know who are you facing to understand your market share, and how can you provide better solutions.
   

I can’t help you decide what business to start because that depends entirely on you - your skill set, your resources, your contacts. What I can do is point you towards the questions you should be asking yourself, regardless of what business you decide to go with.
This list is not exhaustive but if you are able to find an answer for each of those questions, you are up to a good start.

1. What is your intended customer base? It is harder to target a broad and general audience - try to establish a niche customer base which needs your products and/or services.
   
2. What problem does your service/product solve? Identifying a problem and providing a solution is the heart of every innovative idea.