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The legal cannabis industry has grown by 75% in its first year. This is just the beginning. It will continue to grow as more laws are made or revised in its favor. Some experts predict that the industry might be worth billions in the next five years. So, how can you earn money legally from marijuana? If you have a valuable skill set, finding a job in the industry will be easy. This could be sales, marketing, technology, accounting, design, and basically anything else that a business in the marijuana sector might need. There is also a high demand for ancillary positions.

Dropshipping is a method of retail fulfillment where stores do not actually stock their products. When someone buys a product, the store buys it from another party and then ships it to the customer directly. The merchant neither handles nor sees the product. Dropshipping is different from the conventional retail model in that, in dropshipping the seller does not own an inventory. He or she purchases an order from a third party. The dropshipping model, like everything else, has drawbacks and benefits. You need less capital: this is arguably the biggest advantage. You do not need thousands of dollars to start an ecommerce store. Conventional retailers need to have a huge amount of capital to build their inventory. In dropshipping, you only purchase a product once a customer has placed an order and made the payment. An initial inventory investment is not needed. Easy to start: an ecommerce business becomes much easier to run when you do not handle physical products. You will not worry about a warehouse, packing and shipping, tracking inventory, handling returns, and much more. Low overhead: since you will not be dealing with a warehouse or purchasing inventory, expect low overhead expenses. A lot of people run a dropshipping businesses from their home office with their laptop and only use about $100 per month. The expenses may increase as your business grows but they will still be low. Flexible location: if you have an internet connection, you can manage your dropshipping business from anywhere.

Etsy is an online retail community just like eBay only that it focuses on vintage or handcrafted commodities. Most of the goods sold there are in the jewelry, arts, crafts, housewares, artisan candies, baked goods, or paper-goods categories. For an item to qualify as vintage it has to be at least 20 years old and can be anything from photos, costumes, housewares, jewelry, and clothing. Etsy provides a great avenue for you to sell your homemade goods--but that's not all. You can find a limitless number of items on Etsy that will help your home business. For instance, if you use The Happy Planner, Filofax, or Erin Condren to schedule and organize your life or business, there are downloadable stickers and inserts that you can buy and use in your planner. If you need promotional items that have your logo on them; there are a good number of Etsy sellers that can make custom swag for you. They will not only make coffee cups and pens, but also cosmetics, jewelry, bookmarks, and pretty much everything with your logo and name on them. For a very long time, a majority of artisans and craftsman sold their commodities at open markets, fairs, and on consignment.

Publishing your own eBook has never been a walk in the park, but it has been easier by the availability of services, platforms and tools. With so many options for self-publishers to choose from, authors should be sure to position themselves in such a way to reach a maximum audience.Book Includes: Introduction1. How to Self-Publish2. Guest blogging to Promote Your Book3. A Guide to Amazon Book Reviews4. How Indie Authors Can Create Super fans5. How to Market Your Book6. Tips to Creating Best Selling Book Ideas7. Email List8. Book Landing Page9. Write a Nonfiction EBook10. How Long Should Your EBook Be?11. Finding a Niche as a Self-Publisher12. Marketing Video for your Book13. Mistakes Self-Publishers make on Book Covers14. Why Self-Published Books Don't Sell15. Hybrid Publishing16. A Complete Guide to Ghostwriting17. Evernote an Essential Tool for Writers18. Book Publishers and Subscriptions19. Find Readers That Love Your Work20. Kobo Writing Life21. Choosing the Best eBook Publishing Platform22. Pronoun for Self-Publishing23. Self-Publishing on Amazon24. How Should You Price Your EBook25. Word Count for Your Self-Published Novel26. Before You Self-Publish a Chapbook, Poetry Book, or Collection of Poems27. Getting Book Bloggers to Review Your Book28. Book Trailers29. Ins And Outs of Copyright30. Facing Critics31. The Art of Kindle Keywords32. It's Time to Get a Literary Agent33. How to Start a Book Publishing Company34. Write a Compelling Author Bio35. Give Your Book a Title That Sells36. Apple's iBook store37. Conclusion