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If you want to succeed on the web, you must first come to grips with what you mean by success.If your definition can be simplified to making a good living with the opportunity to make more, then all is quite double. And one of the best ways to start is to begin part time and grow your business as you learn. Whether you have started a business or are still only thinking about doing so, you may find it informative to check out some successful sites. Successful, that is, according to the definition of their owners. While the following sites may appear quite different from one another, they have much in common. Nobody is making a million bucks a year, this was not the goal. Rather they are making a living(their definition) and are in an excellent position to increase their income. The site designs are quite simple, very few fancy graphics are to be found. Each site is well focused. Each site is loaded with content. Some face stem competition, others have carved their niche and conquered it. You will probably note ways in which each site can be improved. But this is true on any site, larger or small. And it's true of yours. And mine. MoHotta.com Features hot peppers, and such. A great example of niche marketing. Not many are into hot in this fashion, but those who are searching constantly for more and hotter. Note there are some such people in your community. Every nursery stocks pepper seedings in the spring labeled, "HOT!" This site tapped into this wide, if thinly spread interested. Something impractical in even a major city, but easy to do on the web. YoucanSave.com A super smooth catalog site. They resell TV direct sales merchandise. The growth has come through the site and all business is transacted on it. Beyond what you see there is undoubtedly at leased one person who spends a good part of each day with routine business chores, solving problems, dealing with customer complaints, and above all searching for even better deals for existing customers. PrairieFrontier.com This company began as a marginally successful local flower seed company in Wisconsin. They grew significantly when the owner took the business online, and reached out to a national(and to some extent internationally) audience. In reply to a message, Deb Edlhuber said, "It[the site] has totally amazed me and continues to grow." Specialist-Herbal.com Malcolm Simmonds launched his first site in late 1997, selling herbal products, which he had been making and selling offline since the early 80's He learned HTML and did the entire site himself. Within a year, it had paid for itself. Since then, he has expanded and enriched the site enormously, increasing his profits in the process.While looking ahead to even further increases, he is doing quite nicely now. All this in addition to his continuing success ofline. ParaPub.com Dan Poynter had a successful Self-Publishing company going before he launched his website. What used to be a travel/phone/direct mail company is now strictly a web-based company. In a reply to a message, Dan said, "This morning I checked the order email account and found we sold 21 reports overnight. The customers benefited because they received the reports instantly (on a Sunday) and did not have to pay for shipping or sales tax. Para Publishing benefited because we did not have to print, inventory, wrap, ship or place postage on the reports. This is truly a win-win situation made possible by the internet. CarAccessories.com This site was built by a mother-daughter team.They first learned the brick and mortar catalog business, then expanded to the web. The site is now a profitable component of their business. Wrapping Up: A while back a visitor asked, "Do you know of a small site that is successful?" I referred him to one of the above. A short while later, he replied, "You gotta be kidding. That's nothing!" If you visit any of the above sites and find "nothing," then you probably need to know more about business and web in order to buld a winning site. Remember your definition of success, learn what is needed, then take another look. These sites are successful in the eyes of their owners. And in the eyes of their customers. What else matters?