<p>Its all a matter of getting the idea and then figuring out from there. At least that was what happened with me. The one true online business I had (I think I talked about it before) was this counter strike clan thing. I basically got a beat up old computer, upgraded it a little and got these people who wanted to play a dedicated server. Charged them 20 bucks a month and eventually my friend and I expanded it to three clans. At its peak there were 106 members i think. Its all a matter of finding an opportunity and exploiting it enough. As for logistics, once the first server was up and running the rest sort of fell into its place. </p>
<p>Those were some pretty good times haha. BTW I will say this though: Don't start a business for college. I think there was a thread in the past where some guy was trying to peddle some business with three fig revenue. They will only care when the business is really generating significant income and it shows dedication.</p>