Young Entrepreneurs Purchase eCommerce Business For Fun And Profit-Sell Adirondack Chairs Online

Purchasing websites is an uncommon but growing practice. Online auction sites help website buyers and sellers connect. The story of Alex and Jason and their purchase of ClassicAdirondackChairs.com shows the contours of a new emerging economy.

Athens, GA (prHWY.com) November 9, 2011 - With the slow-growth or no growth economy lingering on for nearly a decade, some young people are helping chart the new territory of a digital world.

Alex and Jason met over twelve years ago in middle school forming friendship based on video games and sci-fi movies. As they got older, they began small business ventures together, but nothing like what happened in October of 2011.

People sell businesses and in the year 2011, entire businesses can be run through a website. Purchasing a website business is easier than ever thanks to online website auction tools like Flippa.

Flippa gives insight to the state of the web and of online business. Websites about Bird toys, motorcycle parts, automatic news sites and a forum about the Woodstock music festival can all be found for sale at prices that Jason believes are well under-valued.

"If you think about the time and expertise needed to build a successful website, purchasing an existing business for a few hundred or thousand dollars is a real bargin." Says Jason, who makes his full-time living as a freelance web designer.

"We bought www.ClassicAdirondackChairs.com for 500 dollars! The whole kit-and-caboodle with many expenses paid in advance until mid-2012." Jason goes on to explain, "Many web designers charge up to $100 per hour! Building complicated eCommerce websites could be a one hundred hour project!"

How http://www.ClassicAdirondackChairs.com makes money is interesting enough for its own article, but is part of the many ways that people are discovering make money online. The techniques fall into the category of Automated Income and leverage Jason and Alex's strengths while providing incentive for their work.

Classic Adirondack Chairs utilizes a technique called DropShipping, where manufacturers ship directly to the consumer. Because Alex and Jason do not need to manage inventory or shipping, they can focus on marketing and customer service.

Websites that work this way are more common than you would imagine and are often unrecognizable from business that maintain an inventory. From Alex's perspective, it is a logical and efficient progression. "This way, a product is only shipped once, saving gas and reducing carbon. Also, there is less surplus and waste at the end of a season since retailers no longer need to speculate. Finally, it allows us to focus on the business of customer service and maintaining an online storefront."

This simple change in structure has allowed these two entrepreneurs to enter into a new business with almost zero risk. Along with their progressive business model, they are charting the uncertain contours of a new economy.

When asked about his view of the future, Jason stated, "Technology will help grow the economy and absorb the extra money printed by the two bail-outs. Let's hope people will still have time to sit down and relax!"

About the Classic Adirondack Chairs:-

http://www.ClassicAdirondackChairs.com is an online business selling high-quality traditional, modern and recycled adirondack chairs. Classic Adirondack Chairs offers recycled "Polywood" plastic as well as reclaimed teak furniture. Other new, wood chairs are from sustainable harvested, fast-growing trees such as Cedar and Brazilian Cherry. Classic Adirondack Chairs is your source for real, well-made, designer adirondack chairs.

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Tag Words: automated income, adirondack chairs, business, economy, ecommerce, offbeat

Categories: Business

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