Every year, thousands of new businesses are launched in the United States,

but unfortunately, not all businesses are able to make a profit and many don't survive.

Now, if you look at small businesses as a whole, a 10% net profit margin is considered

average for a small business. Anything below 5% isn't going to cut it, while anything above 15%

is excellent. Now, if these percentages sound really low to you, it's because these numbers are

calculated across all business models and types, including brick-and-mortar stores and restaurants.

But don't be discouraged, the online space is way more profitable. So, in this episode,

I've compiled a list of the most profitable businesses that you can start this year,

and trust me, the margins on some of these business models are greater than 90%.

What's up everyone? You are listening to the MyWifeCutor job podcast, where I teach you how to make

money online by exploring different tools, strategies, and understand how to leverage human

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where I go solo to give you my thoughts on how to make money without sacrificing your lifestyle.

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Amazon. Now, the first most profitable business that you can start is a blog. Now, you might be

thinking to yourself, does anyone read blogs anymore? Didn't blogging die like 10 years ago?

Well, this is 100% false because I run a 7-figure blog myself, and here's what you need to

realize about blogging. Everyone in business needs a website in order to gather leads and

to close sales. Without a website, you can't build a customer email list. You can't build a list

of subscribers, and the number one way to get traffic to any website is to start a blog that

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