Our primary goal was to make it easy for participating young people to make a business appear online, even without professionals, in a way that is demanding and trust-building, as they are almost non-existent in public education. Such solutions included free content management systems and webshop engines, free plug-ins and templates that would allow them to easily solve almost any task without professionals (programmers and graphic designers). To do this, however, they had to learn more about content management engines to choose the ideal one, and if the business’s activities expanded, the system would easily take over the barriers. In addition, they needed to be aware of the pitfalls of copyright that we aimed to make known to young people (for example, one cannot use all images, as copyright may preclude this). It was important for their business to be easy to find on the internet, but most people don’t know exactly why someone will be ranked ahead in Google’s search results list, and why others will slip in the end if the content is relevant there as well. Search engine optimization is a very important part of a business, after all, if no one knows about the business, no one will buy your products, no matter how best or cheapest the product or service is. It was also important to learn about business opportunities that profit almost exclusively from the products and services sold on their website. These can be online advertising spaces, webshops, etc. Through good practice, participants gained insight into the life of a business that generates almost exclusively profit from its online activities. Seeing what kind of projects are running within such a business is market research, website development, marketing and more on the topics. They will be able to create specifications for a website or mobile application that professionals will understand and radiate sophistication and reliability, making it easier for both parties to work and save a great deal of time. The goal was also to learn from each other and through different tasks on the above-mentioned topic how easy it is now to start a business online. Last but not least, to give participants the incentive and basic knowledge to start a business whose activities can generate profit through the internet. Be able to use company management systems in the future to optimize their own business. If they do not decide to start their own business later, they can make remarks and suggestions to their superiors, either during a meeting or as an intern, that should be considered and thus become very important or indispensable in the projects of a company. The aim of the Erasmus + program was to give young people the opportunity to get to know each other's culture through non-formal means, to encourage them to set up their own online business and to have the right knowledge to do so. Learn from each other and pass on their comments on the topic. This project has shown them the easiest way to easily set up their business online.