Entrepreneurship Redpills

[Anonymous No.55195430]

Redpill me on entrepreneurship. What business models work and which are scams?

Tried the following:
> Dropshipping - hardly got any traffic at all and of course zero sales. Probably around $2k thrown into the toilet for this idea.
> Etsy - have had two stores, one a POD store and a digital downloads store. Both were colossal failures, again with the extremely low traffic issue. I've tried and tried to fix the SEO but to no avail. Etsy is ultra saturated so it's clearly a lost cause.
> Affiliate marketing - have tried this extensively on discord and twitter. Of course it went nowhere. Again, having a tough time gaining followers.
> YouTube Shorts - tried a pricey fiverr gig on this for a ton of shorts in the luxury niche, but low and behold YouTube buried that channel into oblivion - each short only got about 5-10 views. Total waste of time and money.
> Crypto - Most of my portfolio is in BTC & ETH now but I could've had so much more if I didn't get suckered into "muh tech" scams such as Harmony One, Fantom, etc. Crypto is the only thing that actually made money.
> Stock trading, of course, went nowhere and I only lost money.
> Done a ton of research on trades, SAAS, etc. - they require a TON of adspend to stand out these days, and the upfront time commitment is also brutal.
> Ebay flipping - only sales you'll get on ebay are through personal items you auction off. For any other type of sales, good luck on standing out + the buyers on ebay are fucking assholes with their scamming, lowballing, etc.
> Amazon gatekeeps the fuck out of everything in my experience

[Anonymous No.55195491]

If you wanna enjoy unique returns you gotta make something unique (and valuable).
You wont get rich just by copying
What you posted is not even but entrepreunership, its hustling at best, falling victim of another hustlers course at worst

[Anonymous No.55195496]

spin up a superagi web agent or seven and get them to work for you day and night. you have started all these things that just need relentless work. here you go:https://youtu.be/Unj5NLNTkLY

also buy 1uck. thanks me later

[Anonymous No.55195602]

>>55195496
>get them to work for you day and night
doing what exactly?

[Anonymous No.55195778]

>>55195430

Just make something people want and sell it. It's that simple.

[Anonymous No.55196019]

>>55195430
Were you dropshipping high ticket products or low ticket products?

With ChatGPT / AI writing tools you can write blog articles to rank on google and just have your collections listed on the blog.

[Anonymous No.55196036]

>>55195430
lmao this isn't entrepreneurship, this is grifting
why don't you try running a real business? oh right, because you're worthless leech and a third world scammer
kys

[Anonymous No.55196096]

>>55195430
>fast food franchise
>laundromat
>real estate, especially apartment buildings (homes have more maintenance and office/retail may get btfoed by people shopping online and working from home more and more in the future)
>trash collection
>atms and btc atms
off the top of my head those are some businesses that make money. you may think the market where you live is saturated for these, but 1) that’s probably not true and 2) you can buy an existing business rather than create a new one, just like you can buy an existing building rather than build a new one.

[Anonymous No.55196109]

>>55195430
all your failures come from the same problem: lack of exposure. And you won't get exposure unless you have something really interesting to offer. So forget about all those cookie-cutter amateur businesses you have been trying because in all of them you were the product.
Go back over your failed experiences and try to identify the persons who were attracting you with false promises of easy fortune

[Anonymous No.55196147]

>>55195602
if it was me and i was doing one of your previous ventures, i would get them to interact with each social media platform with a created persona and subtly link your products where people are talking about it
Then get them to create the most clickbaity product titles for your listings for given sales platform and then test the buyer user experience.

There used to be a site called ebay pulse that was taken down as it was so good at giving you the most popular product searches. You can make your agents the new ebay pulse

[Anonymous No.55196171]

>>55195430
It sounds like you are looking for something passive, which does not happen without hefty work up front.
>YouTube Shorts - tried a pricey fiverr gig on this for a ton of shorts in the luxury niche, but low and behold YouTube buried that channel into oblivion - each short only got about 5-10 views. Total waste of time and money.
Yes, no shit. Did you think you could pay some indian on fiverr to make you youtube shorts and you would just start raking in adsense? What were the shorts even about?

[Anonymous No.55196206]

>>55196096
I need some under the table cash flow ideas. I don't wanna get into the next tax bracket this year. what can you do in a mid sized city to make an extra $200 dollars a day that doesn't involve sucking or taking dick? (well anything sexual really to inb4)

[Anonymous No.55196217]

>>55195430
Either come up with something super unique and valuable or copy an existing idea and make a better version of it. The latter requires a lot of investors usually, although both do desu

[Anonymous No.55196292]

>>55195430
because you do the ones with zero skill that tens of millions are doing. study hard and become a bio-pharma consultant or something

[Anonymous. No.55196328]

Any microgreen farmers in here? Ive seen a few posts on this on the past. I'm actually just now am starting to figure out that this is something I really really want to get into

[Anonymous No.55196420]

>>55195430
non of this is "entrepreneurship", these are all low level jeet scams or hacky ideas a 16 year old might come up with after a bit too much hustle tiktok binging.

Understand that entrepreneurship comes from deliver value to marketplace in a profitable manner.
>No sales = no market
>No profit = market saturated
>Low growth = poor idea or execution

To create a business that actually has any chance of succeeding you first need something that people actually want. Easiest way is to "arbitrage" a product or service that exist in one geography (IRL or digital) and copy it and ideally improve it to another market. All your ventures had zero barrier to entry and completely undifferentiated. You had no USP, no brand, no value skew and totally objectively shit ideas from what you were offering to customers.

If you actually care to learn a thing or two, read the book "millionaire fastlane", cringe title but great content. Congrats on trying I guess, but the failure lies with you on all of those.

[Anonymous No.55196433]

>>55195430
get rekt bobo
diversity=massive debt=hyperinflation
giga pump incoming

[Anonymous No.55196491]

>>55195430
None of these are actual original enterprises. For fucks sake at this point just go into pest control. 10k startup, requires a fuck load of licenses and certs, but if you have a website and some base tech skills you'll be light years ahead.

[Anonymous No.55196493]

What’s her name

[Anonymous No.55196609]

>>55195430
>business model = selling a word document of everything you tried to do
>scams = everything else
just tell people you made millions from following (((this document))) and you'll be rolling in the cash

[Anonymous No.55196661]

>>55196036
real business like what?
>>55196096
do these really make much money? seem like boomer investments that return 10-20% a year. That's cool when you have $5M, but not at $100k
>>55196491
might try this. What do you think of other service businesses like cleaning? Willing to buy some supplies, put up a website, do SEO locally for cleaning, maybe post in forums linking to my site and put up flyers around town, maybe in the rich old people neighborhoods
>>55196609
seems like this only works if you're a fake WWE persona like Andrew Tate or Grant Cardone. Idk grifting is just so shitty

[Anonymous No.55196721]

>>55195430
If you want money from entrepreneurship you need to actually provide value to people or companies so they pay you.
You've just made a list of "buy my course bro" scams, and apparently you fell for every single one.
How can you even interpret trading crypto or stocks to be a business?
You're just trying to find ways to avoid making the slightest bit of effort to actually provide value to people.

[Anonymous No.55196771]

>>55195430
Those things you tried are all ultra costly to pull off or died already.
Learn how to trade.
Are you educated in tech?

[Anonymous No.55196781]

>>55196661
>if you're a fake
not my problem you can't convince anyone
this faggot convinced an entire town and got away with millions
https://www.nbcchicago.com/investigations/chicago-latinos-say-they-were-lured-into-investing-in-a-ponzi-scheme/3048914/
entrepreneurship = get rich quick first, then invest in getting returns quicker aka grifting

[Anonymous No.55196922]

>>55195430
>> Dropshipping - hardly got any traffic at all and of course zero sales. Probably around $2k thrown into the toilet for this idea.
>> Etsy - have had two stores, one a POD store and a digital downloads store. Both were colossal failures, again with the extremely low traffic issue. I've tried and tried to fix the SEO but to no avail. Etsy is ultra saturated so it's clearly a lost cause.

You have to actually market? There are ways to do so as well that don't require money up front and then as your product(s) sell you then reinvest profits into paid advertising campaigns.

You can launch an e-comm store with probably $500 over a year Idk how you spent $2000

Definitely under $1,000

>>55195430
>> Amazon gatekeeps the fuck out of everything in my experience

There is plenty of information online to get ungated on various product types. Its pretty easy just takes time more than anything. Focusing on selling what you are allow for now

[Anonymous No.55196953]

abbey lee kershaw is heaven

[Anonymous No.55196957]

>>55196096
>btc atms

I really wanted to get into these a couple years ago but nearly all of them have terrible policies. As the owner you can rarely decide what tokens are available. Its nearly all absolute trash tier shit coins available except for 5 options out of nearly 30-50. Its weird.

Unless someone knows of one that I'm not aware of

[Anonymous No.55197060]

I think the issue here is that you're not doing any actual work.

[Anonymous No.55197129]

>>55196661
>shitting on a 20% annual return
kek you will never make it

[Anonymous No.55197184]

>>55197129
20% is great if rich but how can I get anywhere if I'm only increasing a 5-6 figure NW by 20% a year? Would need something that could turn 5-6 figures to millions within a decade of hard work

[Anonymous No.55197242]

>>55197184
20% is insane whatever the domain.
The idea is to struggle hard for 5 years, then mildly struggle for another 5 years then after 10 years being able to sell the company and start another one just for fun because you can retire whenever you want or keep your business because it's still fun.
Also 20% is insane, especially if you're scalable.
So yes if you want to "do nothing" after 2-3 years of "entrepreneurship" you'll probably never come out with something standing out.

[Anonymous No.55197308]

>>55197242
yeah I'm talking about equity. I'm ok reinvesting all cashflow back into the business to scale it, but I want to sell the equity to be set for life after 5-10 years of 80 hr workweeks. I guess it comes down to testing demand

[Anonymous No.55197309]

I've tried affiliate stuff, amazon links, clickbank, youtube. Made a few sales, sure, but never actually made money.
Clickbank is probably one of the scummiest things I've come across.
In this day and age you either have to create a software service or create a massive following. Affiliates ruined the internet and so now only social media sites get used.
Ecommerce is probably still viable. People do buy tshirts and shit from the instagram ads

>>55196096
>>55196957
bitcoin atm has always been a dream of mine
>As the owner you can rarely decide what tokens are available
desu isn't this a good opportunity and problem to solve? Make an atm that can interact with uniswap.
I think regulations are going to be the real killer here, but if you only sell coins and stick to <$10k you can probably avoid kyc

[Anonymous No.55197329]

>>55197309
>create a massive following
>People do buy tshirts and shit from the instagram ads
which one is it? If you run ads, why would you need a massive following?

[Anonymous No.55197408]

>>55195430
Entrepreneurship only works if you have connections and startup capital. Everything else you hear is cope.

[Anonymous No.55197409]

>>55195430
This bitch did some good porn

[Anonymous No.55197422]

>>55196661
>10-20% a year. That's cool when you have $5M, but not at $100k
Anon you don’t get it, you will borrow to buy or build a business like this and the profit margin is high enough that 5 or so years when you pay off the debt you have seven figures in equity in the business.

[Anonymous No.55197462]

>>55197409
I still watch them every now and then.

[Anonymous. No.55197517]

>>55197462
>>55197409
Sauce??

[Anonymous No.55197558]

>>55195430

You can start by learning to fill out an application to work for a business owner.

[Anonymous No.55197580]

>>55195430
None of that shit is entrepreneurship, you're just trying to be some middle man jew scalping some profits from actual producers, provide something of value maybe instead of tryharding some jewish cheesing strats

[Anonymous No.55197618]

>>55196493
2nded. couldn't find her.

[Anonymous No.55197632]

>>55197580
what would you deem something of value that someone could start with $50k-100k?

[Anonymous No.55197699]

>>55197580
Middleman businesses are still businesses.

The biggest example being insurance itself. The whole thing with insurance is to "pay" for a liability, but the business model is to ultimately make a net profit after all the insurance payouts at the end of the year using everyone's premiums, coinsurance, etc (essentially a ponzi scheme in other words, our entire world economy is a giant ponzi scheme though)

[Anonymous No.55197759]

>>55197309
>desu isn't this a good opportunity and problem to solve?

>>55197309
>Make an atm that can interact with uniswap.

I'd have to assume there is some kind of regulatory issue maybe? I guess my point is that none of the current models available to purchase allow for this and so you'd have to develop your own software or ATM which makes a much more initial capital heavy proposition. It would probably be highly successful if marketed well though.

Didn't Uniswap actually just come out with their own app for mobile. That would have to heavily hurt crypto ATMs usefulness and profitability.

[Anonymous No.55197783]

>>55197632
It's already been posted here. Go buy a fucking laundromat.
>Muh 10% returns is too small
Then get a fucking job. My salary is 200k per year and at this point I have a few million just sitting in boring businesses and stocks. 10% is fantastic. You're genuinely just too lazy to get a job first.
>>55197699
Nope, insurance is a fair exchange of value just like most things. You pay more as the consumer because the value of what you're insuring is worth more to you than it is to the insurer. If you were responsible for buying everyone's insurance, then it would be different, almost like buying out the full inventory from a retailer instead of purchasing the same amount wholesale.

[Anonymous No.55197985]

>>55195430
Skill issue

Keep trying on Affiliate Marketing, likely the closest one you'll have to success

[Anonymous No.55198032]

>>55195430
think of it this way, you're playing the game of life and you roll a character with low IQ
but you want to still get to a decently high level. Everything you listed is a way to do that. but you need some luck or scamming ability

[Anonymous No.55198126]

>>55197985
How do you recommend going about affiliate marketing?
>>55198032
I guess my learning from this is just building something valuable. No idea how to scam besides farming girl profiles on social media and adding dudes on dating forums funneling to an onlyfans

[Anonymous No.55198439]

>>55197985
>>55198126
>How do you recommend going about affiliate marketing?
I'm sure affiliate marketing will never go away. Is the game still to create a long tail search keyword website? I feel so out of touch with the normal world

[Anonymous No.55198454]

>>55196493
>>55197618
Andyyy93, i see this bitch posted here every month

[Anonymous No.55198511]

>>55195430
how do i get a gf like this?

[Anonymous No.55198528]

>>55198454
>>55198511
>>55195430
I will never have a cute blonde, blue eyed waifu and it kills me....

[Anonymous No.55198581]

>>55198528
its joever...

[Anonymous No.55198661]

>>55196206
Sell drugs

[Anonymous No.55198689]

>>55195430
Sounds like you're not having much luck scamming people. That's too bad, have you tried producing something of value?

[Anonymous No.55198695]

>>55197699
>The whole thing with insurance is
The whole thing with insurance is that it's only operated by jews and other ancestral mafias and you have zero chance of getting in on that phat loot even if you suck cock to a demoncrat satanist while you're prepubescent

[Anonymous No.55198784]

>>55196781
How the hell do 40k spics have $150,000,000?
No wonder people grift. You don't even have to trick that many people.

[Anonymous No.55198967]

>>55195430
This is the most generic list of "Business Opportunities" I have ever seen. Have you considered starting your own exciting business with a multi-level marketing company?

On a serious note though, find something you like doing, and start making some money off it. Like tinkering with small engines? Fix and sell lawnmowers, or do small engine repair. Into music? Buy and sell rare or hard to find CDs or records. Have you ever seen the inside of a pinball machine? The electronics in them are crazy, but collectors will pay huge money to fix them. I've even seen a guy changing someone's oil in the AutoZone parking lot for $20.

None of these are going to replace your full time income, but they're all providing a valuable product or service to people. They're much more of a business than any of the things you listed, and require very little startup cost.

[Anonymous No.55199137]

>>55198967
yeah I'm into music and used to run a few LoFi youtube channels. Made a little bit doing that a few years back, but now it's pretty dominated by Lofi girl

Also, I DJ every blue moon at weddings or play at some club restaurants for a little bit of money

My job is actually remote, so I'm better off just doing multiple of those if I want more cashflow. I was doing 3 of them earlier this year but after taxes it become obvious I'd never get rich doing that. I did save up around $100k though so I'm just looking for some plan I can feasibly net $5M within a decade and just live the rest of my life making music, helping groups of people, traveling, anything I find fulfilling while not wage slaving

[Anonymous No.55200145]

>>55195430
Pick something that isn't easy to do, and market it to small businesses, and treat your customer like a god. create a model and a set of procedures on how to accomplish this business, and hire employees to do it for you.

[Anonymous No.55200346]

>>55200145
what kind of thing would you advise that's not easy to do? I'm looking for something very scalable since I can reinvest into a business for a decade if I need to

[@Turtle_soduh No.55200418]

What did you sell on eBay? Some things sell for high but have very few if any willing buyers, so you might’ve been in the wrong “product”. I buy broken lots of psp’s, fix them, put custom firmware on them to play free games, then I sell it for 5-10x profit (depends on how much I bought the lot for and how many of the psp were duds). I also sell point and shoot film cameras b/c zoomers are retarded. Picrel was $3 after fees I made my money back at 14x.

Do you have any skill? I also make instruments on the side. Cost about 40-50 dollars to make and I can sell them for 150-200. Search up gourd banjo on YouTube, you can sell them at local artisan markets. Granted I actually like making them and play like 20 instruments so for you this might be too boring or hard

[Anonymous No.55200447]

>>55200346
I'll give you a free one
>business cards with a QR code on the backside, to their site
there's at least 10 competitors out there but it's pretty stagnate.
I've expanded this to 6 difficult expansions, so good luck with your expansions
>you need a graphic designer
who said you needed to make a new design?

[Anonymous No.55200517]

anybody into buying actual real life businesses?

[Anonymous No.55200524]

>>55200418
sold luxury clothing items, macbooks, pokemon/baseball collections, and DJ equipment. Honestly wasn't so bad but couldn't figure a way to scale this work. Better off wagemaxxing and crypto.
I have a computer science degree I never used 5 years ago and I work a really easy customer service job paying 6 figures from home. Basically, I just troubleshoot the company apps and use GPT4 to write most my emails with some touching up. Had 3 of these jobs a bit ago until I felt burnt out and quit 2 of them to try out a business with some of the nice stack I saved.
Besides that I'm an amateur DJ. I have maybe 100 playlists curated for weddings/parties and can transition songs pretty well
>>55200447
Isn't this already provided by vistaprint?

[Anonymous No.55200546]

Go back to basics
>Real Estate, get good at flipping, tending to retard contractors or selling them
>Cars, get good at working on them and/or selling them

Those two by themselves are enough to take over a small metro area in the U.S. to this day.

[Anonymous No.55200550]

>>55200524
>I work a really easy customer service job paying 6 figures from home
how do you get a job like this? what experience are they looking for? Can it be faked?

[Anonymous No.55200629]

Great list of action fakes

You need a business that actually gets you out of the house and interacting with your customers, ideally other businesses

[Anonymous No.55200633]

>>55197409
>>55197462
>no name or link
really negro

[Anonymous No.55200771]

>>55195430
I make AK’s
I also make PSL’s, RPK’s, ACE’s, and M76’s for myself. I don’t have an FFL. If I could right now I would do whatever bare minimum it took to get an 07 FFL, and pump my AK’s onto Gunbroker (the eBay for guns). My skill is that I can scrap together various US and Combloc AK parts, make them “clone correct” and assemble the rifle and sell it for fair market value to people who don’t know the difference. I can profit about $400 per, and after getting the pets can pump out 3-4 per week as a side gig.
Hell I bought a Hungarian modded SVD ($7500 rifle) and threw the correct Russian furniture and front sight in it on it. That alone would sell for $10,000.

[Anonymous No.55200805]

>>55200633
>>55197618
>>55197517
French girl who goes by Andy, did some couple webcam stuff

[Anonymous No.55200823]

>>55200771
Very cool anon. Do you need a license to do this?

[Anonymous No.55200829]

>>55200550
I got a compsci degree and applied to work from-home jobs everywhere. I'm probably overqualified for my job but meh it's easy

[Anonymous No.55200837]

>>55195430
Try this and report back.

[Anonymous No.55200954]

>>55198784
150000000÷40000=3750
is not weird

[Anonymous No.55202129]

>>55197985
It’s marketing not business though
The business is the product creator roping able marketers to flog their shit and buy them free traffic for a cut

If you can properly market you can make money but that’s actually really difficult and usually take a lot of investment just to get the skill. Try learning Google AdWords or Facebook advertising from a course and go get results

The only results you’ll have is when you do it learn try fail learn readjust which probbaly costs 10’s of thousands

There’s a reason the saying is marketers are the top of the food chain business. You can get rich with a shit product if you’re good with marketing, you can’t get rich with an exceptional A+ product without marketing

[Anonymous No.55202154]

>>55195430
Have you tried selling drugs?

[Anonymous No.55202677]

>>55198528
Would rather a 20 year old desu

[Anonymous No.55203148]

>>55200837
>https://store.extension.iastate.edu/product/Small-Scale-Year-Round-Shrimp-Farming-in-Temperate-Climates
Uh bros this anon isn't kidding. Wonder if you could find the right grow room to stack this with growing sprouts and mushrooms?

[Anonymous No.55203170]

>>55200837
>https://store.extension.iastate.edu/product/Small-Scale-Year-Round-Shrimp-Farming-in-Temperate-Climates
Uh bros this anon isn't kidding. Wonder if you could find the right grow room to stack this with growing sprouts and mushrooms? What if we really vill eat ze bugs and be happy?

[Anonymous No.55203194]

>>55200633
andyyy_93

[Anonymous No.55203738]

>>55200823
For personal use no, to sell yes

[Anonymous No.55203910]

>>55203170
Of course you can. I grew mushrooms when I was 12 and bartered them for other drugs/services, gave a kid 8 grams for bringing me a Gatorade, good times.

[Anonymous No.55203945]

>>55197985
Also this. Many of the things you listed work fine, you’re just not adept at them and trying too many things at once.

>t. dropshipper w/ $1mm revenue 50% profit + affiliate site owner + software company owner

I’m in rare mood today and open to questions so AMA.

[Anonymous No.55203978]

>>55195430
oh my sweet summer child. you are only a successful entrepreneur if you were born into wealth or are jewish.
anything else and you'll be literally playing russian roulette and God doesn't really like gentiles

[Anonymous No.55204036]

>>55195430
Junk removal.
Get a big ass truck. You clear a place out of all their trash.
Scrap the metals or sell or keep whatever you want.
You can start the business by yourself you'll just be doing a lot.
https://www.commercialtrucktrader.com/listing/1999-Ford-F550+XL-5024112390

[Anonymous No.55204345]

>>55203945
How do you filter out the over saturated trash when drop shipping and pick a decent product line? Also what is the 500k split between Drop shipping, Affiliate marketing, software?

[Anonymous No.55204398]

>>55204345
500k from dropshipping alone. Store is a mix of print on demand + AliExpress products.

You have to find a niche and go hard on building a brand that seems like a legit brand. No general stores, no kitchen gadgets and shit.

[Anonymous No.55204453]

>>55195430
So many "entrepreneurs" have made it by doing multi level marketing, it's nuts.

[Anonymous No.55204813]

>>55195430
fuck all of those memes man. Learn a trade that is always in high demand, like home renovation or electrician work or HVAC, or install ACs or solar panels or some shit, start a business and market it for homeowners or condominiums. You'll never run out of work and you'll get yuge payments for fairly simple work. It's not comfy work where you can sit around in an office and jack off while you get paid, but it's good paying real man's work.

[Anonymous No.55204909]

>>55203194
>>55200805
gracias

[Anonymous No.55205124]

Is fixing up old tools or refinishing furniture worth it? I can't help but think I'll get stuck with the inventory since you can just buy chinkshit garbage for less than my breakeven would be to refurb broken tools and furniture you can get for free.

[Anonymous No.55205148]

Not reading this, you're an idiot get a real job. Your parents did a shitty job raising you

[Anonymous No.55205158]

>>55205124
This works. Done it before. Flipping anything high ticket works.

[Anonymous No.55205182]

None of that shit will ever, EVER work unless you have a network of people who can help you do shit. If you want to be successful without a network (at anything, anything at all), you'd better be a fucking genius capable of doing the work of 10 men in half the time. Otherwise you're going to find most things in life require a team of people focused on the same objective.
1. Learn skill
2. Meet people who need or share your skill
3. Sell your skill
3. Slowly build network
4. Be likeable and execute
5. Watch the work roll in
Everything else is a get rich quick scheme (as you've already found out).

[Anonymous No.55205185]

>>55200633
She's andyyy_93 on camwhores

[Anonymous No.55205200]

Entrepreneurship is starting a business that offers a product or service that people want, not all of that scammy niche shit you mentioned. Find an area that desperately needs X thing, provide X thing, there you go tardnugget. Yes it takes some work and up front investment, if you're intelligent it will pay off way more.

[Anonymous No.55205242]

She squirts in this one https://www.camwhoreshd.com/videos/469363/andyyy-935-dff0d3905d7c2901/

[Anonymous No.55205305]

>>55204813
>>55204036
>>55200629
>>55205182
>>55205200
I have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science if that matters. Never worked a real coding job, but I can figure out how to build technical stuff like setting up chatbots, data analysis, and making trading bots. Would it make more sense to leverage this knowledge/slight advantage?
I was thinking of learning how to get good at doing this and marketing these as services or building out my chatbots/trading bots as a paid subscription.
I also know how to DJ and have the equipment for it. Maybe this idea could work for local weddings? Then teaching others how to DJ and hiring them to do the work while I get more clients?
>>55205148
I do have a job, but I would rather work for myself. Hate being told what to do
>>55202154
nah too high risk-reward

[Anonymous No.55205329]

Leaving thread soon last chance fags.

[Anonymous No.55205346]

>>55205329
Fuck off larper

[Anonymous No.55205385]

>>55205305
If you can design a chatbot that can perform data analysis and locate applicable open data sources, that might be useful to small businesses if you can effectively educate prospects on how this would benefit them

[Anonymous No.55205440]

>>55205329

What are the best forms of marketing? I have a niche style clothing brand I'm working on and the website is all but finished. My initial thought was to basically cold email IG influencers within my niche and pitch to them giving a quite competitive affiliate rate. Then use profits from that to scale into more pre paid advertising campaigns. I have 50 products to start and will scale that to ideally at least 200

[Anonymous No.55205450]

>>55205305
Web development, data science, or both. Learn how to build a dashboard. Sell those dashboards (and upsell them on other stuff). The hardest part of any of this is finding the first person to give you a contract. After that, if you aren't an asshole, you'll likely be able to open more doors through that first person.

[Anonymous No.55205680]

>>55203910
Man where were you in my highschool

[Anonymous No.55205757]

>>55195430
It sounds like you have no marketable skills so of fucking course you're going to drown in the ocean of all these low barrier grifts. Every failure you describe was caused by your shit marketing skills so you could learn that domain and try again or develop actual valuable skills people will want to give you money for.

[Anonymous No.55205834]

>>55205440
Influencer outreach like this + organic is the only way to go. Most influencers won’t be interested in affiliate commission usually since they’re npcs but if you run into this just buy posts individually.

[Anonymous No.55205843]

>>55205680
Kek.

>>55205346
Kys coomer.

[Anonymous No.55205873]

>>55205385
>>55205450
I can probably do this. I sometimes build Power BI dashboards for my work. Now with GPT4 it's easier than ever to do this but boomers have no idea. Chatbots could cut out the need for customer service too. I could probably build a sales video to demonstrate how this looks. Would you recommend cold emails or how would you get traffic to this kind of landing page?
Also what do you think of chatbots for only fans girls?
Most their money actually comes from messaging back and forth with simps. Like $5 per message and talking to 10 simps every hour adds up. They sell the gf experience as dudes spend money not to feel lonely. I could make my own onlyfans accounts powered exclusively by AI to cut the ethots

[Anonymous No.55205893]

>>55203910
note those shrooms anon. The kind you can sell to restaurants. Seems like combining sprouts, mushrooms and shrimp aquaculture would have a better chance at being profitable in the right room.

[Anonymous No.55205964]

>>55205834
>Most influencers won’t be interested in affiliate commission usually since they’re npcs

Its possible I won't be able to attract influencers with 50,000+ followers out of the gate but I figure even on boarding those with 5,000 or 10,000 might work as its an opportunity for them to grow. They can use working with me as a future case study for other ventures.

Can you elaborate on why they wouldn't want affiliate commission? What pricing/income model do they tend to prefer or is standard? I would be sending those who I onboard some of the clothing to style and make videos/posts with as well. So its commission plus some free product every so often.

[Anonymous No.55205971]

>>55205873
Find a type of business that needs data services but can't field employees of their own to work on it, learn about the kind of data they might have on hand, go from there by setting up a landing page with a sales video and setting up in person appointments to pitch your service

[Anonymous No.55205986]

>>55205873
Every idea you had besides stock and crypto is high jewery with no actual value. No kidding you didn’t get rich selling digital downloads, nobody wants to waste money. Try selling an actual item people want instead of a goofy get rich scheme

[Anonymous No.55205999]

>>55205964
>but I figure even on boarding those with 5,000 or 10,000 might work

Yeah these are the types to go for.

Flat fee per post usually works best simply because influencers are fucking retarded and don’t understand how affiliate commissions work and they’d rather receive $x per post than % of sales even if it means they’ll make more money. They’re npc retards which is why they’re influencers.

[Anonymous No.55206007]

breed exotic rare pets, such as colorful shrimp
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQyKCj9-f5k

[Anonymous No.55206020]

>>55195491
Fpbp

[Anonymous No.55206033]

>>55205999
>and don’t understand how affiliate commissions work and they’d rather receive $x per post than % of sales even if it means they’ll make more money. They’re npc retards which is why they’re influencers.

Checked but surely I can just explain to them they will make more money through a percentage of sales when I get them on a video call?

I suppose that is something I'll have to work into my pitch. I mean they'd have to be like 90IQ or less to not understand.

[Anonymous No.55206041]

>>55195430
Continue with crypto. At this moment, invest in low caps like RNDR, MNI, CORE.

[Anonymous No.55206096]

>>55206033
>they'd have to be like 90IQ or less to not understand.

My dear sweet anon.

[Anonymous No.55206125]

>>55205971
So you'd target local businesses starting out?
>>55205986
isn't stock and crypto largely just ponzi schemes? I'm cool doing it if it makes me rich but let's be real
>>55206007
>>55200837
>>55203170
>>55203910
lol is this for real?
>>55206041
invest now or just wait until things get nuclear bad?

[Anonymous No.55206148]

>>55195778
I had an idea once to sell a cell phone case with a solar panel and app with sunblock reminder warnings. Seemed like a waste of money and I gave up. Maybe someone here will get rich off that brilliant idea and I'll feel good for them.

[Anonymous No.55206150]

>>55206096
>My dear sweet anon.
>>55206096

How do you build a base of 50,000 followers but not understand percentage of sales? I'll even give them a higher percentage as they hit specific gross sales metrics. 10% is considered real competitive in my niche and depending on the sales they generate for me I'd be willing to eventually take it up to 15%.

[Anonymous No.55206206]

>>55206150
How would I know and why the fuck does it matter to you so much? Kek. Never try to make sense of npcs, you’ll go insane.

[Anonymous No.55206271]

>>55195430
redpill 1:
if everyone is talking about and recommending it, its already oversaturated and you will just waste time.

as already stated, all that you listed is old news and old news dont make any money. the only exception is maybe ebay flipping but you are still at risk of an oversaturated market depending on what it is you are trying to pebble
you really have to be unique and offer something better/cheaper that someone else.

[Anonymous No.55206292]

>>55206271
>if everyone is talking about and recommending it, its already oversaturated and you will just waste time.

Mostly true.

[Anonymous No.55206299]

>>55206148
Fucking do it you lazy piece of shit, don't let some chink come along and scalp your idea white man

[Anonymous No.55206304]

>>55206206
>How would I know and why the fuck does it matter to you so much? Kek. Never try to make sense of npcs, you’ll go insane.

I have to understand if I want to convince them to take a percentage of sales over one time flat fee. Its imperative for me. Kek

[Anonymous No.55206306]

>>55205305
what the fuck are you doing chasing memes when you have a fucking CS degree? Dude you can get like 150k a year with that degree.

[Anonymous No.55206344]

>>55206304
It’ll take you too long to get traction if you try to get them to accept a commission rate, you’ll soon realize this. It’s cheaper for you anyway to go by paid posts but w/e most people won’t even get far enough to even worry about these things.

[Anonymous No.55206363]

>>55206271
what do you think about these >>55205873 ideas?

>>55206306
I already make that much. I just want to escape the rat race.

[Anonymous No.55206374]

>>55206344
>It’s cheaper for you anyway to go by paid posts but w/e most people won’t even get far enough to even worry about these things.

Alright your advice is noted and I will test out both options. Thanks for the replies

[Anonymous No.55206386]

>>55206374
No problem niggerino go get it. I believe in you.

[Anonymous No.55206391]

>>55205305
I don't know anything about that stuff man.
It seems like right now your best is to come up with something really clever or really utilitarian as more and more people either can't or don't want to do things themselves.
Anything that involves manual labor is going to be a good bet but the bottleneck issue is labor so scaling is hard if you're greedy and don't want to pay people.

[Anonymous No.55206410]

>>55206363
What is the rat race to you? Do you just want to work for yourself or do you have some kind of tangible goal in mind? If it's the former, make your own business and enjoy the thrills, ups and downs of entrepeneurship.

[Anonymous No.55206436]

>>55206299
you can do it, bruh. My gift to you.

[Anonymous No.55206465]

>>55206386

[Anonymous No.55206475]

>>55206391
yeah, I'm leaning toward helping businesses cut out customer support and data entry or helping e-thots automate their time, not having to message simps, or making my own custom e-thot + chatbot combo
Manual labor is ok but I could realistically get another remote job for less effort if it's not scalable
>>55206410
I want to buy a home in cash somewhere I enjoy and live off $4M in safe dividends that should yield $10k/month or so forever, then spend all my time on creative projects without trying to make money. I also enjoy entrepreneurship when it comes to adding a creative twist to things and if it's introverted in nature, like online stuff

[Anonymous No.55206558]

>>55202677
20? why not 18

[Anonymous No.55206654]

>>55195491
>You wont get rich just by copying
No, you get rich by stealing.

[Anonymous No.55206704]

>>55206475
>I want to buy a home in cash somewhere I enjoy and live off $4M in safe dividends that should yield $10k/month or so forever
You could probably get that much in safe divvies with much less. Many midstream o/g pipeline companies pay close to 10% dividends and many have decades of history in maintaining and increasing dividend payments over time. If you have $1MM in companies that pay 8% dividend on average, you'll get $6,667 a year. That's just one example of course though

[Anonymous No.55207030]

>>55206704
>companies that pay 8% dividend on average
if a company is paying out 8% in dividends, then something is probably wrong with the company, and/or there is no dividend growth rate.

[Anonymous No.55207102]

>>55207030
tell that to midstream companies. There is just little in the way of growth is all. Dividend history is avaiable to all. Many have a history of maintaining and growing divvies over time.

[Anonymous No.55207136]

>>55204398
How do you manage shipping times and expectations?
I bought some $10 item off ebay once that had a 1 month ship time. When it never came after a month I filed for a refund but like 6 weeks later I got it.
Does your stuff take that long to ship? How can people be satisfied with that? Do you get repeat customers?

[Anonymous No.55207149]

>>55196953
She's another corrupted coke head whore.

[Anonymous No.55207179]

>>55196328
Move to NY then

[Anonymous No.55207225]

>>55197580
Literally half of the economy is just middlemen moving shit from one place to another

[Anonymous No.55207258]

>>55198454
Thanks.
What is the source of this video though? She Unironically looks more attractive here than any of her porn

[Anonymous No.55207337]

>>55207136
Mixing pod with AliExpress helps with this since pod ships faster. The Chinese stuff ships slower but it’s listed on shipping page and people still buy.

[Anonymous No.55207411]

>>55207337
>The Chinese stuff ships slower but it’s listed on shipping page and people still buy.

What would you consider appropriate or fast shipping?

I've gotten mine down to about what is listed as a 7 day average for US. I'm seeing many people listing 21 to 30 and its real surprising that you say people just deal with it. Lol

[Anonymous No.55207541]

>>55207411
2-3 weeks for some things, some vendors are as fast as 7 days though. Usually at least one of their items comes pretty fast and the rest come later, so they don’t really mind.

[Anonymous No.55207581]

>>55207337
>>55207411
>its real surprising that you say people just deal with it
Thank you anon. I am surprised also, I personally have stopped bothering with anything coming from China.
What is the general breakdown of print on demand versus dropshipping profit?
Print on demand seems like a great idea for artistic people. A lot of NFTs would unironically make good tshirts.

[Anonymous No.55207708]

>>55196328
Yeah I do micorgreens and mushrooms

[Anonymous No.55207799]

>>55207179
Why NY?

[Anonymous No.55207908]

>>55203945
What’s the software company do

[Anonymous No.55208094]

>>55195430
>no credmaxxing into crypto shitcoins.
This one is lacking on your list. Credmaxxing into memecoins and specially those that have hit the "false bottom" is really the only way 70% of biz's anons are surviving or making end's meet. I did it with PEPE, WOJACK and now im doing it with $THING since it hit that false bottom a couple of days ago. Cheerio

[Anonymous No.55208121]

>>55207908
Mobile apps in utility/productivity categories.

>>55207581
Pod margins are shit but still worth doing to help with branding and giving it legitimacy. Drop ship margins are 50%ish.

[Anonymous No.55208146]

>>55208121
Does the software company create its own products or do you take on projects for others? I grow mushrooms and microgreens, should I get into dropshipping stuff for them? I want to set up a site with a curated selection of high quality automation stuff and some ‘DIY’ kits of stuff I’ve made that has helped me out and I wished was available as an off-the-shelf piece when I was starting up.

[Anonymous No.55208205]

>>55208146
Yeah you should do that. I actually used to own a digital product about how to grow mushrooms and have thought about turning the old domain into an e-commerce site but it’s low priority. You should do it though, space is only growing.


The software company is outsourced to developers and I sell it, no clients. Fuck clients.

[Anonymous No.55208264]

>>55208205
Nice, yeah I’m definitely going to get the site up and sell the kits and stuff, just don’t know much about dropshipping vs affiliate links etc.

I also only have a couple terms left to get a CS or Math degree (4 terms if I want both), would you bother completing the degree? I think I will, so that the grad school option is on the table but idk.

[Anonymous No.55208281]

I would really like to get into selling software products like you are. I also intend to do some book on breeding fungi and starting and scaling a farm since that’s a niche I haven’t seen covered in a friendly manner.

[Anonymous No.55208475]

>>55200771
fuck, this shit is so cool, I'll never have this, cherish this anon
t. europoor

[Anonymous No.55208481]

>>55208264
If you’re that far in might as well finish. I dropped out and went back to finish my degree few years later personally. College is 100% a scam but once they got you they got you so might as well get it over with.

[Anonymous No.55208572]

>>55195430
What did you upload to etsy in your digital download bussiness?

[Anonymous No.55208598]

>>55208572
Go to keywordtool.io > type in digital download and boom there you go.

[Anonymous No.55208699]

>>55206475

Once those e-thots get above mid tier they usually have an assistant or a full blown management agency handling those simp messages.

I was in the industry so I know this for a fact.

You would have to demonstrate an absolutely flawless hands off product AND get in touch with these e-thots (remember their messages usually aren't getting read by them).

Then by chance you do get them to read your message, there's no pain point to sell them on unless their assistant or management company are complete retards.

I could go on and on here, but while it's a good idea on paper, there's way more to it then you think.

[Anonymous No.55208724]

>>55195430
I have a mid 5 figure business selling video game cheats to nerds who cant get good, its like the modern equivalent of steroids dealer except its 100% legal

[Anonymous No.55208786]

>>55196096
>laundromat
An Aboriginal shat into a top loading washer one night at a nearby all-hours laundromat.

[Anonymous No.55208806]

>>55196206
Windscreen washer at traffic lights.

[Anonymous No.55208807]

>>55208724
Cheats like mods? Why do people pay for this? I don’t game.

[Anonymous No.55208889]

>>55208699
Thanks for the insight anon. Killing off that idea. Likely best bet will be the B2B type stuff or just making my own AI powered e-thot. Prob could rip russian ethot onlyfans and turn them American with the chatbot combo, but idk that would be pushing it lol

[Anonymous No.55209106]

>>55195430
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=ot9NT9W0Fog

[Anonymous No.55209144]

>>55208724
>100% legal
It's not actually people go to prison for selling cheats. I'm surprised you haven't googled it

[Anonymous No.55209192]

>>55195430
You're a follower, not a doer. They all *used* to work but now due to network effect you need to do more then partcipate to stand out.

Those things were effective 2000-2015 internet.
stock trading is still sufficient but it is not a overnight money scheme.

t. boomer

[Anonymous No.55209304]

>>55208807
Cheats like aimbot for people who suck at aiming. You headshot an enemy and instantly win, winning gets you higher rank and that gives you clout within your friend group.

>>55209144
Not in the united states they dont, the ones that did get into trouble were only forced to stop and pay fines because they flew way too close to the sun and started to damage the gaming companies profits. For smaller vendors register domain and vps anonymously with njalla and accept crypto only for payment you will have 0 problems

[Anonymous No.55209331]

>>55209304
Why do people buy them instead of just doing it themselves? Explain to a boomer.

[Anonymous No.55209355]

>>55209304
I personally believe people who cheat in multiplayer games or supply those cheats should receive prison time

[Anonymous No.55209406]

>>55209331
Because games have anti cheating measures in place, especially the competitive ones that kids care about eg. fortnite/valorant. If they catch you then you get banned and your friends willl shun you for it.(boomer example: you brag to your friends your a natty lifter but your jacked, then one day your friend sees you shooting steroids up your bum) To make these cheats you need a high level of understanding of os programming and architecture. Basically you need to know how to reverse engineer the anti cheat and code your cheat to dodge their measures which is the largest barrier to entry. This part is not easy, which is why the most well made cheats can go for 500-1000$/month. With averages being 100-150$/month for most games protected with eac/battleye

[Anonymous No.55209415]

pinkpill only
mark june 7th

the only anime coin

[Anonymous No.55209555]

>>55196206
Why don’t you want to get into the next tax bracket?

[Anonymous No.55209566]

>>55209406
> 500-1000$/month. With averages being 100-150$/month for most games protected with eac/battleye
Isn't that pretty low for the work involved? I don't know much about it and don't gayme but listened to some podcast about it once and it's insane how much work goes into both the exploits and the anti-cheating, the latter basically being a kernel rootkit.

Web3 security auditing is getting pretty big these days. I keep meaning to dive into it, but it's hard with a job.

[Anonymous No.55209585]

>>55196206
>painting
I just bought a pressure washer and paint sprayer. Nowhere near a pro setup but I wonder if I can make some scrilla powerwashing some boomers driveway or painting.
>cutting hair
Been cutting my own hair since before the scamdemic and did my dads for awhile too
I like to do these things just to learn but I also like how I could do it on the side if I really needed to.

[Anonymous No.55209605]

>>55209566
Well, on average most cheats run 50 slots with 100$/month sub so thats 5k/month for couple hours of work per week depending on the game

[Anonymous No.55209627]

>>55209605
Interesting do you have to be a genius or can an average CS grad figure it out?

[Anonymous No.55209712]

>>55209627
Definitely not, you do need to put in some effort because there are no spoonfeed guides for the entire process, unknowncheats(.)me has all the resources you will ever need for this. Check out the beginner programming section tutorials to get started

[Anonymous No.55209732]

>>55206654
found the commie faggot

[Anonymous No.55209824]

>>55209355
Death penalty?>>55209406

[Anonymous No.55209932]

>>55209712
Thanks anon, I'll check this out, I've been looking for an application for and reason to learn reversing.

[Anonymous No.55209964]

>>55209932
Reversing is the most difficult part of the whole pipeline, infact most devs dont bother with it, but if you do manage to reverse and find an exploit thats what will allow you to stay undetected for years, given you dont do something stupid

[Anonymous No.55209974]

>>55209824
No but prison time I'd be fine with

[Anonymous No.55210017]

>>55209974
This may very well be legislated in the future, make hay while the sun still shines

[Anonymous No.55210028]

>>55210017
Hay is useful. I hope it is legislated in the future

[Anonymous No.55210191]

>>55209964
Hmm I'll have to investigate more. Thanks again for dropping the link. This is right up my alley, a little seedy, nerdy, old school forum. I can tell it's a gold mine.

[Anonymous No.55210218]

>>55195430
You are just trying to scam people. Inadvertently.

Make a superior product for your target audience. Have a superior performing business. People want the diamond amongst the dirt.

You need to find something you can do superior to others, and make that for your customers. Otherwise, why would they not buy the superior product?

[Anonymous No.55210228]

>>55210218
>People want the diamond amongst the dirt.
people want you to come drill for oil?

[Anonymous No.55210241]

anybody sell used books on amazon? Is it really just as easy as going around to thrift stores, libraries, and garage sales and scanning books to see how much they sell for on amazon? Then send it into the warehouse to wait for it to be sold? You pay like 20 bucks a month to use that app. People claim to make like 4k a month doing it.

[Anonymous No.55210261]

>>55196096
all of those are priced multiples above what they actually cashflow. Off the top of my head at least, Fast Food Franchises are essentially an immigration scam at this point. Laundromats have EPA problems that are never disclosed to the "easy money" crowd and most real estate deals never cash flow. Trash collection is usually monopolized or low paying. ATMs and BTC atms have the problems that vending machines have (Lack of good locations and bullshit regulatory licensing).

[Anonymous No.55210299]

>>55210241
Yes but the market for used books has been trash for about 5 years. Too many large players and Goodwill already siphons off the most profitable merchandise for sale to brokers. Also inventory storage is a killer and FBA is much stricter than it was 10 years ago.

[Anonymous No.55210343]

>>55210299
Do you still do it? Where are the best places to look for books currently?

[Anonymous No.55210383]

>>55206475
>>55208699
The real power move is to cut out e-thots all together by creating AI e-thots
Proof of concept as already been established on reddit and I'm sure you guys all remember the twitter threads where guys were offering money for nudes of AI girls and when the simps were told that the girls were AI they didn't even care and still wanted to pay.
I can't wait for the e-thot bubble to be the first thing that gets popped by AI.

[Anonymous No.55210421]

>>55210383
I'll help pop the bubble. Can you link the PoC?

[Anonymous No.55210452]

>>55206007
good luck finding someone to buy your shrimp.
get serious man

[Anonymous No.55210458]

I work in an entry level media job for $20/hr and have been fantasizing about having a personal assistant for the last 2 hours. God fucking dammit life would be so much easier, just have someone else figure out my taxes, what doctor I should go to, all the legal shit I need to avoid, take pictures of me while I'm on vacation so I get to enjoy the moment, etc.
If she were attractive and devoted to me I would terminate the contract, wife her up, and still get the benefits of a personal assistant. Holy fuck my dick is hard.
I don't care about houses or cars or boats or whatever the fuck you guys are on about. I dream of having a personal assistant that does whatever I'm uncomfortable with or simply don't want to do. I can just do the work I want instead of worry about the dumb shit modernity crams down my throat for being an alive human being.
Anyway I just read the OP: All my crypto money from 2021 ran out and I'm trying to answer the same thing. I think that none of your ideas will work if you don't have a hobby or niche that you yourself understand. It's not awfully difficult as an artist for example, even in the age of AI, to find people who will be eager customers, if you're into art yourself and find yourself in a community of art enjoyers, for example.
Also realize that not a whole lot of people are going to give you good ideas for free, they'll keep those ideas to themselves instead. But the advice of "find a niche, contribute to it, build community, and sell your expertise in some way," is the most obvious pattern of internet entrepreneurship to my eyes.

[Anonymous No.55210487]

>>55210343
I stopped doing it. Too expensive on inventory acquisition and the quality of inventory you find is lower quality.

The best place to actually look for books is to get in contact with someone who does estate sales or estate auctions and try to be the first person in to a house to grab the books. Maybe you could advertise for book pickups, my advantage came from being in a city with a Tier 1 university and a goodwill with severely undereducated workers. But once thrift books showed up and started sucking the merchandise out of the market and eventually got first pick of the gaylords it was over. The quality of books available at the goodwill is so low now that I only buy books I want to read.

For the 400-500 a week you could potentially make you might as well just go get a job. Not a good hustle at all.

[Anonymous No.55210756]

Is creating a boutique investment bank possible, or am I fucked from the get-go?

[Anonymous No.55210774]

>>55210421
https://sea.mashable.com/tech/23150/ai-generated-woman-successfully-tricks-reddit-users-into-paying-for-her-nudes

[Anonymous No.55211186]

>>55210756
startup costs for a bank have to be in the millions if not tens of millions. if you have an investor and a finance background, or an employee/co-founder who does, then I assume it’s not outside the realm of possibility

[Anonymous No.55211200]

>>55210261
what kind of business would you recommend, anon

[Anonymous No.55211306]

>>55200837
the thing is that you probably need a whole bunch of papers and regulated equipment to do it, at least in the communist international republic of europistan.

I'm sure it's not much different in the us or canada though

[Anonymous No.55211381]

>>55210756
Ask Martin Shrkeli

[Anonymous No.55211403]

>>55195430
airbnb works for me. If you like writing smut anyway, it does make a few bucks a month if you upload it to Kindle direct publishing.

[Anonymous No.55211404]

>>55210241
>>55210299
Not to mention it's soul sucking work. Saw a middle aged bald guy doing it in a Value Village. Just mindlessly scanning each book on the shelf as poor, stinking "people" dragged their screeching spawn around the isles. I also sniped an early edition of Dune right before his cuck eyes.

[Anonymous No.55211452]

>>55211403
isn't the market for unprofessional horny bait "books" being saturated at the moment?

writing books for kindle has been a popular sidehustle for a while

[Anonymous No.55211604]

>>55200837
Not me, but my father in law apparently tried it. Said it was the worst venture he ever went into, he owns a hotpot restaurant now.

My Mandarin is shitty though so I can't ask him for more details.

[Anonymous No.55211708]

>>55211403
>>55211452
hmm I'm a pervert and pretty creative, this isn't a bad idea

[Anonymous No.55211725]

>>55200771
>lmfao risk vs reward

jfc you're either an idiot or a glowie if you're claiming this in the US

if the ATF catches you you're fucking done and for shit profit margins ooookkkkk

[Anonymous No.55211730]

>>55195430
The Mcdonalds you regularly go to is technically not profitable. Even with a 100% mark up at 0 cost for all the food being sold. It is a food chain owned and operated by the state. If I gave you free things could you profit?

[Anonymous No.55211754]

>>55195491
This. Its like OP just searched for "get rich quick schemes" and skimmed the first few links.

[Anonymous No.55211780]

>>55211754
Or maybe critical information is kept under lock and key, and the only information allowed to be viewed online is the bullshit/lead them off the cliff type of information?

Remember, the rich's number one goal is to get richer. The critical step to that goal is to eliminate any competition they can find. The best way to achieve that goal is to give out deliberately misleading information to the naive normie public.

[Anonymous No.55211781]

>>55211730
No you fucking couldn't! Mcdonalds can't either!

[Anonymous No.55212090]

1) learn spanish
2) enslave illegal immigrants
3) literally pay them next to nothing, they are slaves
4) teach them to do mindless labor really well
5) ...?
6) profit

[Anonymous. No.55212123]

>>55207708
Based. What is your setup like?
Who do you sell to?
Kvpd40

[Anonymous No.55213345]

>>55195430
I can give you my personal experience with dropshipping.
Had low six figures in sales, BUT net profit in the end was only ~$8k after 14 fucking months. And I did everything by myself no hiring costs or wasteful spending at all.
It’s a very low margin business.


However if I were a white guy with an average/above average face, I’d have taken that six fig sales dashboard and would make a YouTube channel -> course out of it and made money that way. If you are a white dude, or even an asian, try running dropshipping at breakeven and pivot to selling course off it. Guaranteed profit.

[Anonymous No.55213456]

>>55195430
Post your bussy on OF.

[Anonymous No.55213567]

>>55195491
This.

OP is just screwing around. He should get a real job and learn skills before trying to branch out on his own

[Anonymous No.55213647]

>>55211404
You sound awful and sad

[Anonymous No.55213707]

>>55200837
The jew fears the indoor shrimp farmer

[Anonymous No.55213741]

>>55196328
I tried and failed (muh virus) but don't listen to that jew who says he does it all indoors and in coconut fibre. Doesn't work. You need real sunlight and real grow medium

[Anonymous No.55213748]

>>55205305
I'm in a similar boat as you. I've tried most the things you mentioned with little success. Want to drop emails and maybe work together? Doing this shit alone is exhausting.

[Anonymous No.55213835]

>>55212090
If you have the necessary money buy a bunch of law care equipment or know how to farm out labor to construction companies it sounds pretty retard proof

[Anonymous No.55213858]

>>55196493
>What’s her name
whore

[Anonymous No.55213884]

Son, you're trying to fuck the dog!

I already know you don't want to hear this because i don't want to either. To make easy money you have to have mastered a skill and found an exploit. Any easy exploit will become saturated very fast. There really isnt anything else to it, nothing good comes easy.

Pick a skill, that people need and master it. People are reluctant to give cheats to you because it will do you wrong. Your knowledge will outweight your wisdom. Start helping yourself along a path and you will find others will help you. 10 years is not a long time in the grand scheme of life, stick at something consistently for that period of time and i can guarantee that you will find success.

[Anonymous No.55213903]

>>55195430
Just pick something and fucking do it. You’ve tried all of these business models? None of them work? Is it the model? Or its it you? Because these models are super effective For a lot of other businesses.

Alternatively, want to start a business, but don’t have anything to disrupt the market? Then maybe expect small margins.

I started a cybersecurity business when I was 25 (5 years ago) by going door to door at industrial parks and sold it for a lot of money. Wanna know what worked for me? Being honest, reasonable and timely lol

[Anonymous No.55213958]

>>55199137
How did you make the lofi music?

[Anonymous No.55214215]

>>55213647
You sound like a faggot.

[Anonymous No.55214503]

>>55213647
Go back to R*ddit you colossal faggot

[Anonymous No.55215127]

>>55211200
Its entirely locality dependent honestly.

I will say one thing about what kind of business you should pursue since I read Sabry Subi's "Sell Like Crazy" recently (I recommend checking libgen for it and soaking up a whole bunch of information about marketing), but in our current world where traffic and attention is commoditized and available for purchase at a whim through ad services if you cannot buy more business you really do not have a business; you might have a hobby or something that is a hustle/gig but it is not a business. Businesses are able to invest money to acquire more business.

One thing that most towns lack is a low cost clothing store such as a place that would sell pro-club, bulk denim like red kap or some sort of utility flannel as well as uniforms. If you can figure out a way to bundle that kind of a commodity clothing business with something else you will stack cash.

[Anonymous No.55215155]

>>55213345
The courses are saturated and are a "Utah" Business. If you try to muscle in on their territory you are going to be in for a world of hurt.

[Anonymous No.55215192]

>>55206654
Based

[Anonymous No.55215840]

>>55211780
The rich get richer by using CAPITAL to invest in GOOD IDEAS. Preferably ones that are low risk. If you have no capital, then you should come up with a solid business plan and look for investors. Namely, the bank. Even a business as simple as an ice cream stand or dollar store is a good start. Or maybe you have an idea for a new product and can wrangle some companies in China to assemble it for you. If the bank turns you down, that means you had a shit business plan. They are very good judges, and they provide this service for free.

[Anonymous. No.55215858]

>>55213741
Damn that sucks anon. What did you try to grow exactly? Do you think temperature and humidity also played a role?

[Anonymous No.55216405]

>>55213903
What kind of cybersecurity business?

[Anonymous No.55216694]

>>55213903
>>55216405
bump for interest
I'm pretty good with computer networks, I'd like to pivot away from engineering at some point to offering business services.

[Anonymous No.55217053]

don't sell drugs as a low tier dealer. You won't earn as much money as you think and the risk is too high. You are better off playing the shitcoin casino.

[Anonymous No.55218242]

>>55195491
/thread

[Anonymous No.55219203]

>>55195491
People get rich every day just by mortgaging their house and buying a franchise store.

[Anonymous No.55220058]

>>55219203
they also go broke and lose their house sometimes

[Anonymous No.55220123]

>>55215127
The problem with this is that some businesses have really large life-time values of clients, and your expected return is 1-2 clients per $1,000-5,000 spent in advertising, which makes it hard for new business owners to see that return or ascertain the effectiveness of their marketing.

[Anonymous No.55220415]

How can I grow rich off my mushroom farm?
I have lions mane
Oyster
Shitaki

[Anonymous No.55220962]

>>55220415
just sell them for 100x or 10,000x like this guy
>>55200837
:)

[Anonymous No.55221152]

>>55220962
I hope so
I don’t even like eating mushrooms. I just think they are neat

[Anonymous No.55221205]

>>55221152
mushrooms are tasty to eat and very healthy for you. some of the mushrooms even resemble meat in terms of taste/texture. even as someone who regularly eats meat im a big fan of mushrooms. vegans must be crazy for the portabella and shitake ones in particular

[Anonymous No.55221974]

>>55221205
mushrooms literally give you cancer anon. the common white buttons have to be cooked for long periods with good ventilation to remove the agaritine and hydrazine. Mushrooms don't want to be eaten. They aren't some cute mystical lifeform that wants to show you the truth of existence. They want you dead so they can eat your corpse. But agree they're fucking delicious sauteed.

[Anonymous No.55222021]

>>55195430
Investing in crypto is still your best bet, and it's better you load up on low mcap alts like CYMI, AZERO, ACH, and others before the next bull cycle

[Anonymous No.55222476]

>>55195430
I used to hang out by vending machines and wait for someone to swipe their card, purchase their chow and leave. I would then spring into action with a 6-7 window to go and get snacks using their card. Max was $5.00 worth of snacks I could get but my college had a vending machine that was practically the perfect setup due to how it was placed. Literally after you were done buying you'd have to turn a corner and the machine would be out of sight.

[Anonymous No.55222714]

>>55222021
Nice list you've got, I'm also the first two

[Anonymous No.55223115]

I wish I knew what to do with $100k, I need a purpose.

[Anonymous No.55223205]

>>55223115
You will never know til you try different things and see what clicks

[Anonymous No.55223350]

>>55221974
>mushrooms give you cancer

Lol no

[Anonymous No.55223426]

>>55195430
Working a 9 to 5 sucks. I need to escape wage slavery bros

[Anonymous No.55223672]

>>55206386

I meant to ask you if you are still around what is considered fair pricing per IG shout outs since you suggest they prefer one time payments for marketing posts?

Any information that you can give on what is considered standard I.E for:

IG with 5,000 followers
IG with 50,000 followers
IG with 500,000 followers

Thanks

If anyone has information about that advice is appreciated

[Anonymous No.55223732]

>>55223115
Sell drugs

[StokedWallet !!47Z+Y6zKlUp No.55225752]

>>55220415
Sell to local high end restaurants and then should join the /entg/ discord for 4chan entrepreneurs
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