Wondering

**Hlaz** · Aug 19th, 2012, 08:25 PM

Wondering how many of you that have little computer programming and coding skills have successful e-commerce sites, websites, app, etc. that are producing a profit for you today?

As in how many of you were able to take your entrepreneurial web/computer idea and partner/pay someone else to facilitate it.

I have so many ideas that I know will add so much value to so many peoples lives, helping not only me but the client make money and if it grew and got big enough could create a wealth of money for me. At the same time I know basically nothing when it comes to computers in terms of programming. I do have funds but not that much. I am looking at the options of profit splits/partnerships in exchange for someone with expertise doing the computer work part and me doing what I know best which is promotion.

**PatrickP** · Aug 19th, 2012, 08:39 PM

zero knowledge of that stuff.

Went to hostonpro dot com made my own website, no html needed. If you know microsoft word you can make a website.

Went on forums told people about my products. More successful than I ever imagined it could be. No programming, coding etc.

After years and quite a bit of money coming in, paid to have a nice website made.

**tm33** · Aug 19th, 2012, 08:40 PM

I do program and have made various sites. However, my recent business I've been created I experimented and went with Shopify to do all things E-Commerce. So far I have loved it and have only used a small amount of my programming skills. This could be helpful to you.

**theag** · Aug 19th, 2012, 08:46 PM

biophase and snowbank both dont have technical skills (at least not much) and both run pretty impressive online businesses. same goes for vigilante and amail I think. they are pretty good examples, read their posts.

**Determined2012** · Aug 19th, 2012, 09:25 PM

@PatrickP, you spark hope for all of the newbie Fastlaners. I love reading all of your posts because you always try to provide a suggestion or idea that someone can try to build on, instead of immediately pointing out "can't, won't, and don't" and ripping people's ideas apart. Thank you for posting. I have read a lot of your posts, and I know that what you are writing is really helping people here.