The COVID-19 Pandemic has greatly impacted not only the life of people but companies as well. Many lost their jobs and closed their small businesses. For some, the business continued as usual and even made more than what they earned before the pandemic. And for some or majority have had a hard time keeping their businesses.

Online business ideas you may want to try.

  1. Online Store / eCommerce – Most businesses have shifted to online stores or services. You may say, Nah, many are doing online business and I may not be able to compete. You may be offering the same as with your competition but remember, customers will always look for what they want and the kind of service they get from the company. Be unique.

2. Online Consultancy – No matter what kind of business one is going to venture will always require some advice and direction especially             on small details. This is where consultancy comes in and is needed. Consultants are experts in their field and can help you direct your               business.

  1. Reseller – If you don’t have enough capital to build your online eCommerce, reselling is your best option. A reseller business lets you resell products purchased from retail stores or companies. 
  2. Online teaching – With what is happening these days, more and more people are into online business and that includes online teaching. Online teaching is not limited to teachers teaching online classes but can also be musical instruments, voice coaching, Foreign Language tutor to name a few.

  1. Freelance Virtual Assistant – A virtual assistant is a person who works remotely and provides different services to small businesses, entrepreneurs, and companies. VA services and professional fees vary depending on skills and job description.

  1. Digital Marketing – Companies and businesses are relying on digital marketing to boost their online business and presence. So, if you are a techie person with tons of strategies and know your way around social media platforms, SEO, websites, email marketing, then this business is for you.

  1. Graphic Designer – If you love putting your ideas into visual concepts using computer software, consider this as your career. According to USNews, Graphic Designers made a median salary of $52,110 in 2019. The best-paid 25 percent made $68,920 that year, while the lowest-paid 25 percent made $39,000.

  1. Web Developing – One of the most rapidly growing industries and in-demand skills is web development. A web developer is different from a web designer but can do both jobs. A web developer focuses on codes and programming and controls the website’s functionality. You must be very proficient with computers and coding to be able to build customized websites, online stores, gaming, and more.

  1. Web Design – A web designer is the one responsible for planning, design the web pages, layout, and the overall blueprint and aesthetic of the website. Most of the time, the web developer works side by side with the web designer. However, a web designer can also be the web developer at the same time.

10.  Interior Design – The trend of interior design is tremendously growing. There are areas to specialize in interior designing like a                         commercial, residential, interior, retail, lighting, exhibit, and more. An entry-level Interior Designer with less than 1-year experience                 can expect to earn an average total compensation (includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay) of $40,370 based on 287 salaries.