One of my businesses clears $50k -$80k/ month. Ask me shit

[noodlelover]

View attachment 2969372View attachment 2969374Got a bunch of DMs off the last thread from people asking me if I do coaching/ mentoring. No. I don’t sell coaching. Too busy running the actual business. So I’ll open this thread up for any questions. Any. I’ll answer all of them. To start with the basics: this business is a simple consumer service business (as opposed to something B2B like an agency). We charge $1,500-$6,000 depending on the scope of work needed. All fulfillment is operationalized, I built an offshore team in the Philippines for product delivery. I acquire customers through Facebook ads and referral partnerships with other businesses. I built and trained a 5-person sales team to close the deals. This is my most “simple” business. High operational drag, high margins, stable market sector, predictable throughput. I’m venturing out to more dynamic projects with higher potential for compounding growth effects but imo everyone needs a simple cash cow. Ask away.

How did you raise capital for your first business?

 

[WBC323]

So it can be done.

 

[AlexBrown84]

who you want to win the euros

 

[MA_ascender]

who you want to win the euros

germany i bet my dad's car on it btw

 

[WBC323]

Do you have top iq?

Also, how many hours daily do you work?

 

[Kek]

Congratulations, dude.

You have good resources for niche brands? I run an e-commerce health and wellness brand that caters to young men. I have put minor capital into (less than about 1K) and need a good place to get REAL advice that provides value, examples, and actionable steps to get my stuff rolling without all the fluff. The business got me into a pretisgious uni, but I am working to upscale that so I can be a full-time business owner with great margins once I'm out.

 

[Baban]

not a question about business, but about overthinking and "laziness". How did you actually get started? It feels like i have to fight off a giant and that's discouraging me from ever starting.

 

[survens]

Hard to sign first client. What to do? (Agency)

Keep outreaching lol. Send hundreds of messages.

 

[Deleted member 58719]

not a question about business, but about overthinking and "laziness". How did you actually get started? It feels like i have to fight off a giant and that's discouraging me from ever starting.

stop posting or looking here, stop posting and looking on any other forums/chans. stop going on normie media, delete your games library, refuse to watch tv.

 

[Baban]

stop posting or looking here, stop posting and looking on any other forums/chans. stop going on normie media, delete your games library, refuse to watch tv.

what will that do?

 

[anactualdude]

Congratulations, dude.

You have good resources for niche brands? I run an e-commerce health and wellness brand that caters to young men. I have put minor capital into (less than about 1K) and need a good place to get REAL advice that provides value, examples, and actionable steps to get my stuff rolling without all the fluff. The business got me into a pretisgious uni, but I am working to upscale that so I can be a full-time business owner with great margins once I'm out.

Yeah I worked on ecom when I ran my agency. Im about to take off on a flight rn so I’ll be quick, just reply to this message so I can remember to drop more sauce, I’m just gonna give you some resources for now: For everything ads-related: Dara Denny, Nick Theriot on YouTube, Sarah Levinger on Twitter. For everything finance/ ops: Taylor Holiday, Nick Shackleford, Andrew Ferris on Twitter. Also follow ashvinmelwani (CEO of Obvi) and Sean Frank (CEO of ridge wallet) on Twitter. Listen to these podcasts: OPERATORS (a bunch of guys who run $100 million + ecom brands), The Andrew Ferris podcast (look up the episode about contribution margin, absolute gold), Limited Supply by Nick Shackelford and Moiz Ali. Twitter and podcasts are where you find the actual sauce. Everyone I’ve just mentioned are masters of their fields. Guys who’ve either built brands worth $10s - $100s of millions in equity value, or agencies that have supported the growth of the top DTC brands in the world. No dipshit organic dropshipping telegram course-selling monkeys.

 

[liberiangrimreaper]

How much do you gamble

 

[Shkreliii]

View attachment 2969372View attachment 2969374Got a bunch of DMs off the last thread from people asking me if I do coaching/ mentoring. No. I don’t sell coaching. Too busy running the actual business. So I’ll open this thread up for any questions. Any. I’ll answer all of them. To start with the basics: this business is a simple consumer service business (as opposed to something B2B like an agency). We charge $1,500-$6,000 depending on the scope of work needed. All fulfillment is operationalized, I built an offshore team in the Philippines for product delivery. I acquire customers through Facebook ads and referral partnerships with other businesses. I built and trained a 5-person sales team to close the deals. This is my most “simple” business. High operational drag, high margins, stable market sector, predictable throughput. I’m venturing out to more dynamic projects with higher potential for compounding growth effects but imo everyone needs a simple cash cow. Ask away.

I feel like i could just copy your business

 

[Shkreliii]

Idk you but I am really good at crafting random shit. It’s the only skill I have jfl I build stuff 2 hours a day

I went on a grind and built a shoe lift that’s comfortable and adds 4.5 inches without comprising how you walk and the obviousness that all other lifts have. Except it’s somewhat janky and needs some improvement I think if I really tried it could top every other lift.

Do you think I could make a lot of money selling something like this?

Yes but you need a fake brand name
Like
Heightmaxx(inc)
And then do ad promos on looksmax instagrams.
Send prototype to china for production

 

[Shkreliii]

what will that do?

Boredom helps you invent shit

 

[Chungusamongus]

Yeah I worked on ecom when I ran my agency. Im about to take off on a flight rn so I’ll be quick, just reply to this message so I can remember to drop more sauce, I’m just gonna give you some resources for now: For everything ads-related: Dara Denny, Nick Theriot on YouTube, Sarah Levinger on Twitter. For everything finance/ ops: Taylor Holiday, Nick Shackleford, Andrew Ferris on Twitter. Also follow ashvinmelwani (CEO of Obvi) and Sean Frank (CEO of ridge wallet) on Twitter. Listen to these podcasts: OPERATORS (a bunch of guys who run $100 million + ecom brands), The Andrew Ferris podcast (look up the episode about contribution margin, absolute gold), Limited Supply by Nick Shackelford and Moiz Ali. Twitter and podcasts are where you find the actual sauce. Everyone I’ve just mentioned are masters of their fields. Guys who’ve either built brands worth $10s - $100s of millions in equity value, or agencies that have supported the growth of the top DTC brands in the world. No dipshit organic dropshipping telegram course-selling monkeys.

Did you join Alen Sultanic’s NHB+? If you did, would you recommend it?

 

[Entschuldigung]

80ks.org

 

[nuisance]

View attachment 2969372View attachment 2969374Got a bunch of DMs off the last thread from people asking me if I do coaching/ mentoring. No. I don’t sell coaching. Too busy running the actual business. So I’ll open this thread up for any questions. Any. I’ll answer all of them. To start with the basics: this business is a simple consumer service business (as opposed to something B2B like an agency). We charge $1,500-$6,000 depending on the scope of work needed. All fulfillment is operationalized, I built an offshore team in the Philippines for product delivery. I acquire customers through Facebook ads and referral partnerships with other businesses. I built and trained a 5-person sales team to close the deals. This is my most “simple” business. High operational drag, high margins, stable market sector, predictable throughput. I’m venturing out to more dynamic projects with higher potential for compounding growth effects but imo everyone needs a simple cash cow. Ask away.

whats the actual profit

 

[anactualdude]

Did you join Alen Sultanic’s NHB+? If you did, would you recommend it?

I haven’t joined in personally because I hire a copywriter for bigger VSL projects who did join. He runs laps around me, he swears by it. The value you get from Allen’s free group is so good his paid shit must be insane.

 

[zxim]

Yeah I worked on ecom when I ran my agency. Im about to take off on a flight rn so I’ll be quick, just reply to this message so I can remember to drop more sauce, I’m just gonna give you some resources for now: For everything ads-related: Dara Denny, Nick Theriot on YouTube, Sarah Levinger on Twitter. For everything finance/ ops: Taylor Holiday, Nick Shackleford, Andrew Ferris on Twitter. Also follow ashvinmelwani (CEO of Obvi) and Sean Frank (CEO of ridge wallet) on Twitter. Listen to these podcasts: OPERATORS (a bunch of guys who run $100 million + ecom brands), The Andrew Ferris podcast (look up the episode about contribution margin, absolute gold), Limited Supply by Nick Shackelford and Moiz Ali. Twitter and podcasts are where you find the actual sauce. Everyone I’ve just mentioned are masters of their fields. Guys who’ve either built brands worth $10s - $100s of millions in equity value, or agencies that have supported the growth of the top DTC brands in the world. No dipshit organic dropshipping telegram course-selling monkeys.

where do you source products/manufacturers and what sites/software do u use manage ur businesses?

 

[Baban]

Boredom helps you invent shit

i'll just find a way to do degen shit

 

[xaxanibber]

View attachment 2969372View attachment 2969374Got a bunch of DMs off the last thread from people asking me if I do coaching/ mentoring. No. I don’t sell coaching. Too busy running the actual business. So I’ll open this thread up for any questions. Any. I’ll answer all of them. To start with the basics: this business is a simple consumer service business (as opposed to something B2B like an agency). We charge $1,500-$6,000 depending on the scope of work needed. All fulfillment is operationalized, I built an offshore team in the Philippines for product delivery. I acquire customers through Facebook ads and referral partnerships with other businesses. I built and trained a 5-person sales team to close the deals. This is my most “simple” business. High operational drag, high margins, stable market sector, predictable throughput. I’m venturing out to more dynamic projects with higher potential for compounding growth effects but imo everyone needs a simple cash cow. Ask away.

How old are you?

 

[Kek]

Ye

Yeah I worked on ecom when I ran my agency. Im about to take off on a flight rn so I’ll be quick, just reply to this message so I can remember to drop more sauce, I’m just gonna give you some resources for now: For everything ads-related: Dara Denny, Nick Theriot on YouTube, Sarah Levinger on Twitter. For everything finance/ ops: Taylor Holiday, Nick Shackleford, Andrew Ferris on Twitter. Also follow ashvinmelwani (CEO of Obvi) and Sean Frank (CEO of ridge wallet) on Twitter. Listen to these podcasts: OPERATORS (a bunch of guys who run $100 million + ecom brands), The Andrew Ferris podcast (look up the episode about contribution margin, absolute gold), Limited Supply by Nick Shackelford and Moiz Ali. Twitter and podcasts are where you find the actual sauce. Everyone I’ve just mentioned are masters of their fields. Guys who’ve either built brands worth $10s - $100s of millions in equity value, or agencies that have supported the growth of the top DTC brands in the world. No dipshit organic dropshipping telegram course-selling monkeys.

Good shit, going to bump this for you

 

[anactualdude]

Congratulations, dude.

You have good resources for niche brands? I run an e-commerce health and wellness brand that caters to young men. I have put minor capital into (less than about 1K) and need a good place to get REAL advice that provides value, examples, and actionable steps to get my stuff rolling without all the fluff. The business got me into a pretisgious uni, but I am working to upscale that so I can be a full-time business owner with great margins once I'm out.

I’ll speak to the marketing side of things since I’d be here for hours if I covered ops, economics, etc. plus ads are the force multiplier (generally).

I ran a Q2 campaign for a men’s hair care brand that had a peak 9 pROAS, $75,000k lifetime budget for that quarter.

If you know anything about quarterly marketing seasons you’ll know those are insane numbers.
Best performing campaign they ever ran. Here’s what I learned:

Young men usually only buy wellness/ beauty products out of necessity. Women buy them out of impulse and/or affinity. You can slap up a random UGC ad of a bottle of shampoo and women will buy that shit just because they like the color of the bottle.
Men buy outcomes. Specific outcomes. If you can promise 1. More women 2. More respect 3. More success, men will empty their bank account. It’s incredibly important to understand the dynamics of your market.
(I’ll add more sauce, in the trenches rn)

 

[TylerDurden2]

View attachment 2969372View attachment 2969374Got a bunch of DMs off the last thread from people asking me if I do coaching/ mentoring. No. I don’t sell coaching. Too busy running the actual business. So I’ll open this thread up for any questions. Any. I’ll answer all of them. To start with the basics: this business is a simple consumer service business (as opposed to something B2B like an agency). We charge $1,500-$6,000 depending on the scope of work needed. All fulfillment is operationalized, I built an offshore team in the Philippines for product delivery. I acquire customers through Facebook ads and referral partnerships with other businesses. I built and trained a 5-person sales team to close the deals. This is my most “simple” business. High operational drag, high margins, stable market sector, predictable throughput. I’m venturing out to more dynamic projects with higher potential for compounding growth effects but imo everyone needs a simple cash cow. Ask away.

how did you start? are 1500$ enough to start something like this?

 

[anactualdude]

how did you start? are 1500$ enough to start something like this?

I started with $500. Power of paid ads.

 

[Deleted member 76452]

View attachment 2969372View attachment 2969374Got a bunch of DMs off the last thread from people asking me if I do coaching/ mentoring. No. I don’t sell coaching. Too busy running the actual business. So I’ll open this thread up for any questions. Any. I’ll answer all of them. To start with the basics: this business is a simple consumer service business (as opposed to something B2B like an agency). We charge $1,500-$6,000 depending on the scope of work needed. All fulfillment is operationalized, I built an offshore team in the Philippines for product delivery. I acquire customers through Facebook ads and referral partnerships with other businesses. I built and trained a 5-person sales team to close the deals. This is my most “simple” business. High operational drag, high margins, stable market sector, predictable throughput. I’m venturing out to more dynamic projects with higher potential for compounding growth effects but imo everyone needs a simple cash cow. Ask away.

Saar, can you send me $300 for looksmaxxing. I will bark for you and send pictures of my feet like a good boy

 

[TylerDurden2]

I started with $500. Power of paid ads.

Thanks for answering man. What did you use? Facebook ads?

 

[NB4]

what is a good way to find niches and identifying that they are "good"

 

[Kelly Oubre Jr]

Idk you but I am really good at crafting random shit. It’s the only skill I have jfl I build stuff 2 hours a day

I went on a grind and built a shoe lift that’s comfortable and adds 4.5 inches without comprising how you walk and the obviousness that all other lifts have. Except it’s somewhat janky and needs some improvement I think if I really tried it could top every other lift.

Do you think I could make a lot of money selling something like this?

you can sell it to me