Successful Online Marketing

I want to start a successful Online company and I am only 20 how do I do it? I created a store on Ecrater.com.

I already have started small business stores online such as on Amazon and Ebay but decided that there fees are way to expensive and opened up a store on Ecrater.com. I have know what I want to sell already and am actually producing the product over sees in china to cut down on manufacturing cost here in the USA. Is this a good thing I am doing? How do I make this expand more and get it out to the people. I tried using Google Ad word and Yahoo for the marketing but its really expensive. What do you guys suggest that I do with the store I created to make it more successful? Also How will I know if my product that I am selling will turn on successful?Please help Thanks.

Try reading the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series of books, by Robert Kiyosaki and his advisors. The first three, at least.

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