How to start a startup without knowing any code what so ever. Make it easy on your self and get started on building your online business today.

1. How To Start A
Startup Without
Writing Code

2. What is a Startup?
A company that is in the first stage of its
operations.

3. Unspoken Rule:
To
launch
a
startup, you need
to build a product
and to do that you
need someone that
can write code.

4. A growing number of startups are
jumping right in to serve customers
in any way possible - heading right
for their first paying customers. By
the time they start building a
product, they already have a
humming business.
How are they doing it?

5. Successful founders
all know one thing:
it's more important
to serve a customer
than it is to build a
product.
Focus on Serving Customers Instead of
Building a Product

6. E - commerce
Use e-commerce services to accept payments and even
subscriptions using "hosted payment pages" - requiring
zero code.

7. Let your customers
interact with you
through
sophisticated
online forms you
can publish (and
brand) using dragand-drop editors.
Online Forms

8. Support Knowledge Base And Community
Forum
Build
a
support
knowledge base and
community forum
You can do that with:
Zendesk,
Uservoice,
GetSatisfaction

9. Copy-paste Widgets From Around The
Web
Use copy-paste widgets
from around the web.
Ex:
Contact forms
Skype buttons
Live Chat

10. Use
simple-yet-sophisticated
website creators to publish
your central website and glue
together all the tools into one
presence.

11. WordPress itself is free, and you can purchase
inexpensive plugins that automatically transform
your website into a membership site, ecommerce
portal, social network, and even daily deals site.
Wordpress is one of the most incredible tools on the
web for non-technical entrepreneurs. There's a bit
of a learning curve, depending on how you want to
use it, but definitely a faster option than finding a
developer or
learning to
code.
WordPress

12. Put It All Together
Go back to that core customer need, and think of how to satisfy it
by any means.
Now how can you make that solution accessible? What would the
process be for finding you and reaching out? How can you charge
and provide support?
Chances are good that you
can pull it all off yourself. If
not, consider starting a bit
smaller than you originally
imagined, if only to start
generating revenues today
and fund your development.

13. Thank
you!
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