Amazon Store?

Of course. The most important thing is to test products first; don't go spending thousands on ordering stock unless you're sure you can sell it.

There are a few ways to test:

- Adwords
- Listing on Ebay/Amazon/Etsy
- Listing on Ashop.me

Adwords you'll probably burn through more money, but you'll get meaningful data quickly. Plus you can test different copy + headline variations until you know what works - useful for writing product descriptions and doing SEO later.

Amazon, Ebay & Etsy are all great marketplaces with significant volume, but they also charge listing fees. So be prepared to spend some money and wait a while.

Try Ashop.me. You'll be able to list your products for free, so it's perfect for testing, even if you just use it to create a shortlist of products that you then test via adwords/ebay/amazon etc.

I would rather sell something that will be profitable, but not what I enjoy... There are many bodybuilding websites and ecommerce shops that already have a very high ratings and it will be really hard to beat them. You will need to analyze your competitors, be different, offer something that other billiard and bodybuilding websites don't, which will be extremely hard. But of course, it's for you to decide

First and foremost? A plan.

I don't know that you're going to find an all-encompassing answer to that question here on this thread, or on any others. Not only because the answer to your question is a pretty complicated one, but also because it's something that takes a lot of work, trial, and error to figure out.

What I would do is start writing things down and formulate a plan for yourself. What things are you going to need? What things do you already have? Like I mentioned in my previous post -- do you have programming experience? If not, how much can you afford to spend on that sort of thing?

A lot of how you go about setting up your eCommerce store is going to depend on what you're capable of doing, both in terms of your budget and your own personal capabilities.

Your online selling operation can be as complex or as simple as you want it to be. You can sell on marketplaces like eBay, Amazon, Half.com, and others...or you can sell on a webstore using Magent, Voluion, 3dcart, Bigcommerce, or another shopping cart solution. And that's just the beginning! Selling online is a lot of fun, but it's definitely going to be something of a labor of love while you're just getting started.

Hope this helps!

What if my passion is yu gi oh cards? Will you find anyone that will buy these things from me? Passion doesn't matter at all. Of course, at the beginning it will be hard when you don't know anything about your product, but when you increase your knowledge and start making a lot of sales, you can become passionate about anything