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# Create a New Business
1. Make sure that you have a [Bizverse Social](https://my.bizverse.world/) account. If not, [create one](https://documentations.bizverse.world/my-social-in-bizverse/getting-started-with-bizverse-social)
2. Login to your Bizverse Social account
3. At the main interface of the Bizverse Social page, click 
4. The system displays a list of businesses the user owns. If the user has not own a business yet, the message *“You don’t own any Business”* will be displayed
5. Click 
6. Fill in all information about your business in the registration form:
* Business Type: Choose one of three types: E-Commerce, E-Class, E-RealEstate. The system will create an account for the user on the respective page.
* Longitude and Latitude: Use Map to select the location, the system automatically fills in.
* Tick on **Create Page** if you want to create a page for your business.
7\. Click 
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