You might want to start an online business, but you might be afraid it'll flop, that you'll spend

months building something that no one buys.

Fair enough, because most online businesses do fail, but not these.

Today I'm going to break down the five online businesses that almost never failed.

This is backed by data, all with proven track records, high success rates, and that I've either built myself

or seen succeed repeatedly with my students inside the $100 MBA.

And again, I'm going to rank these from lowest to highest success rate based on real

world data, not dreams.

Welcome back to the $100 MBA show.

I'm your host, Omar Zen Home, where I deliver practical business lessons three times a week,

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to help you start, grow, and scale your business.

Your success really depends on how hard you work, how much of a problem you're solving, the market, a lot of factors.

So nothing is guaranteed success, but I'm trying to give you statistically what models work the best.

Let's start with number one, which has a 40% success rate, not bad, not the best. We're going to get there at the end.

But that's freelancing and coaching. You've got a skill, writing, marketing, design, coding,

even career coaching. And you're offering it directly to others for a fee. That is basically what this model is. Why does it work? Well, it requires nearly zero startup capital. You can find

your first client in a week. You can learn how to sell and deliver and manage customers very fast

because you're going to be learning on the job. So it's quite easy to get started,

but also to get traction quickly. So why does this business model fail?

Well, the reason I'm actually pointing out why they fail is so that you can look out for

these things and prevent these from happening.

Number one, burnout.

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