Thread 60500072

What are some good businesses you can start? Assuming moderately high IQ and willing to learn. I'm in the UK, 24M. Got a couple of k's but nothing more. Got a wagie job.

Some anon mentioned creating chatbots for businesses, so begging for any more gems of wisdom anons. Please. I just want to make it.

tattoo removal. You need a certification for it but I don't think it's that hard. I can see a market for this now.

Thinking about fabricating titanium exhausts for motorcycles
Idk though

>>60500134
Also painting company just because it is also cheap to start up I believe. Unless everyone around you just has vinyl siding now I guess.

Or buy a food truck. I am thinking similar things to you actually.

Pet food subscription and delivery app.

>>60500134
This is a good idea
>>60500147
Also this
I will add toys or every bullshit related to pets

Well, there's a lot of great ways to make money as a small buisness ow-

>I'm in the UK

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>60500144
feel like food truck is a terrible idea, large investment and without jobsites or foot traffic from offices youre fucked

>>60500072 (OP)
I'm going to do a test run of a vending machine to see if it pays for itself

UK? I would do a water store. Lots of ways and upsells on water, can make a killing on filtration and chemical treatments. Need to just figure out what the population finds lacking with their tap water.

Nail salon with one of those nail printers. You still need some girl to clean the cuticle or whatever else they do before but the actual nail design is all done super fast in a printer which costs less than 1000 quid. Seems like a great opportunity if you know a nail technician or are open to hiring one, as it seems like a real differentiator vs someone manually painting nails

>>60500072 (OP)
I think there's a lot of demand for courses to help you learn how to get sodomized by Pakistanis in English. Additional course: "How to offer your daughter to Mamadou and say thank you." You can even divide it into lots of small modules like "Course number 1: How to take off your pants in a welcoming way for Ranjeet."

>>60500134
Wouldn't that business model be super prone to lawsuits though?

I'm building a social app where users have to pay 1cent to post.
>why?
commitment filter
>what do users get?
if ur post is highquality or useful or helpful, other users can tip you some amount (2cents or more), so u can make profits!

thats it thats the idea