The Origin
Think you need thousands of dollars and a computer science degree to start a business? Think again.
Right now, millions of creators, freelancers, and side-hustlers are launching online businesses for less than $100 — all thanks to free tools, smart strategies, and a little courage.
Forget about saturated trends. Instead, ask: What do people already pay for that I can do better, cheaper, or smarter?
Tip: Use AnswerThePublic or Reddit to see what people complain about — then solve it.
Don’t hire developers. Don’t spend $2,000 on branding. Use these instead:
With $19 for a Carrd Pro plan and $30 for a domain name, you’ve still got $50+ left.
Perfection is a trap. Instead, launch quickly and talk to real users.
Write one blog post. Post a TikTok. Offer your first product or service. See what sticks. Adapt. Iterate. Repeat.
“Done is better than perfect — especially when it costs less than dinner.”
You don’t need 10,000 followers. You need one offer. Try:
Pro Tip: Use social platforms to share real insights, not just ads. Give away value. Trust follows.
This won’t make you rich overnight. But it can get you your first sale — and maybe change your life.
Most million-dollar creators started small. Many started with nothing but a laptop, an idea, and Wi-Fi.
Your $100 might just be enough to join them.
Curious how it all began? Read The Core to see how our $1 eBook experiment could flip the creator economy on its head or the post about the blog concept.
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