Making Money OFFLINE - What Very SIMPLE Business Ideas Can You Come Up With?

[MarkAndrews IMCopywriting]

I've been helping one or two people lately,
giving them some very simple and potentially
extremely lucrative business ideas - that can
work very well in the OFFLINE business world.

A great deal of people do find it very difficult
to make money online.

So, what very simple business ideas can you
come up with, that can make a great deal of
money, cash in hand, OFFLINE?

Can you put forward some simple business
suggestions, that can very easily be started
up on a shoestring budget that can almost
instantly, turn a great deal of profit?

One idea I implemented some 18 years ago
for example, an incredibly easy business to
set up used to give me a net profit of close
to $400 per hour after all expenses.

What ideas have you got up your sleeve?

Would you like to share them with the rest
of the Warrior community?

Please feel free to chip in with your ideas.

Many thanks.


Mark Andrews...

[Keith Boisvert]

Aside from the legal ramifications in most states, I have always wanted to dabble in the prostitution niche. I hear there is decent profits to be made with little to no work on my end, but relies heavily on outsourcing.

I suppose I could integrate online strategies as well when it comes to scheduling and booking.

keith

PS: I know a guy locally that picks up cans and brings in almost $400 a week

[MarkAndrews IMCopywriting]

Hmmmm.

Any more bright ideas?

Tell me about the can one, how does that work?

You mean aluminium drinks cans I take it?

[Keith Boisvert]

Originally Posted by MarkAndrews IMCopywriting

Hmmmm.

Any more bright ideas?

Tell me about the can one, how does that work?

You mean aluminium drinks cans I take it?

lol, yeah, in my state any can picked up can be returned to any redemption center for .05 each. He has tons of accounts he hits each day. Of course this is not a viable choice, I was just jesting.

Oh well.

keith

[Loren Woirhaye]

Read Jim Straw's stuff. Jay Abraham too, though he's less
specific about local "money makers" than Straw.

I've bought and sold stuff for years - it sounds a bit unglamorous;
flipping antiques and things, but there's a lot of money to be
made doing it and it's interesting.

[MarkAndrews IMCopywriting]

Thanks Loren.

Asking the question more for those one's
on this forum, who are finding it difficult to
earn money online.

Hopefully the thread will give some of these
individuals more hope - that one can make
money offline too and that business / money
making today need not be restricted to online
activities only.

Hence looking for very real simple ideas that
can work and help these people out.

If anyone comes up with an idea, please try
to explain the business model as though you
were talking with the person you wanted to
help directly, rather than just offering a one
line suggestion.

Trying to get some focus here on the thread
rather than just filling it with fluff.

Let's try and give some of these posters
something, some advice that will actually
prove to be useful to them in life and earning
real money.

Cheers.

[JohnMcCabe]

It may not be glamorous, but there is always money to be made in service work, doing the things that other people dislike doing. From cleaning up pet waste (poop scooping) to washing windows to cleaning houses, cars and more.

On a trip once, I met some very enterprising young women. All of them were very attractive, and knew it. They would hang out at marinas in their matching bathing suits, and offer to wash down boats after they docked. Given the choice of washing down the boat themselves or paying a few bucks to watch three healthy young females in tiny bikinis do it, a lot of men chose to pay the money. I asked them how they did, and they told me that on a good weekend they could pull in over a grand apiece.

Food for thought...

[Sumit Menon]

Originally Posted by Keith Boisvert

Aside from the legal ramifications in most states, I have always wanted to dabble in the prostitution niche. I hear there is decent profits to be made with little to no work on my end, but relies heavily on outsourcing.

I suppose I could integrate online strategies as well when it comes to scheduling and booking.

keith

PS: I know a guy locally that picks up cans and brings in almost $400 a week

Can I be the manager? Or your assistant? Or just any worker? Pwease...

You don't even have to pay me.

Sumit.