12 Unique Ways Everyday People are Making $10k+ Per Month

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  • From a dumpster rental business to teaching people how to fix sewing machines online, in this video we cover 12 unique ways that everyday people are making 10K+ per month.
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Комментарии • 64

  • @timrichardbusiness
    @timrichardbusiness  14 дней назад +2

    Download my spreadsheet with 150+ low competition service business ideas - tim-richard.ck.page/c287aa43d1

  • @davidcuba2487
    @davidcuba2487 Месяц назад +44

    He's basically saying that he's not in the CPR teaching business. He's in the marketing business. This guy set up a CPR business, finds customers using Google and other marketing techniques, and then subcontracts out the business he receives to actual CPR instructiors. He's simply running a business You can do that with virtually any business. Plumbers, electricians, AC guys, anyone that wants to work but doesn't want to have to find and maintain business. Which in any business the hardest part is finding customers. doing the work is easy.

    • @brians6791
      @brians6791 18 дней назад +1

      You can't do that with many businesses like plumbing unless you're licensed as well. You take on full liability for the work being done- since YOURE the one the customer is paying to do the work, regardless if you sub it out or not. Could you use google ads for plastic surgery, and just sub it out to a local dr? Don't think so...

  • @SenorJuan2023
    @SenorJuan2023 29 дней назад +19

    Wow, these ARE unique. I watch a lot of side hustle videos and they are usually the same ole, same ole.

  • @benhofstra6865
    @benhofstra6865 Месяц назад +50

    Timestamps would be dope

    • @CindymeCindy
      @CindymeCindy 13 дней назад

      Part of his earnings comes from RUclips ad money and if you are clicking around and not watching the complete video, then he isn't earnig ad money. There's a reason people don't post timestamps.

    • @davidholgate123
      @davidholgate123 10 дней назад +1

      ​@@CindymeCindyThe biggest and most professional channels do though... If a channel doesn't have them or chapters, especially in certain niches, then I skip or leave even faster... Not only that, I won't bother subscribing or coming back to their channel. There's also lots of stats that say they can actually help retention and engagement and there's very clever ways to use them to push viewers to certain sections of the video and pursued RUclips and Google to show those timestamps in search.

  • @xxdeadstockxx
    @xxdeadstockxx Месяц назад +7

    Glad I found this video on my feed. This was a very informative piece which I enjoyed Thoroughly. Thanks for sharing this with us.

  • @AintIAWoman-jm7wt
    @AintIAWoman-jm7wt 16 дней назад +16

    Please stop whining and just run the business or not. I have a property maintenance business nationwide with one company and I make over $10,000 per month. I watch this to get other ideas. No one is going to give you chapter and verse of a business in RUclips. Open the business and run it. You will learn what you like don’t like, ecetera. You may wish to continue the business or do something else. It’s your choice but I wouldn’t waste my time criticizing when I could be working or not. It’s your choice.

    • @kellyfinds8976
      @kellyfinds8976 9 дней назад +1

      For real!!! People have so much nerve!! Want everything handed to them on a silver platter! Geesh!

    • @duffmason734
      @duffmason734 8 дней назад

      Millennials!

    • @anonymousbooth
      @anonymousbooth 4 дня назад

      Jesus man. Learn to speak engrish better. Lmfao

  • @theblessedprices5100
    @theblessedprices5100 25 дней назад +1

    Great job on this video!

  • @derekbenjamin8143
    @derekbenjamin8143 Месяц назад +6

    Short but powerful video, the only thing missing is your sources so we could all do additional R&D on every company mentioned here?

  • @SpiritedMB
    @SpiritedMB 18 дней назад

    New Sub here, THESE were worth my time watching unlike many other channels. Great ideas and video!

  • @ccbluesky9780
    @ccbluesky9780 23 дня назад

    Great content. Opened my mind to possibilities 😮

  • @Rosonicole
    @Rosonicole Месяц назад +5

    This was cool but let’s never forget to add a huge part of all this stuff. Acknowledge competition & challenges.

    • @timrichardbusiness
      @timrichardbusiness  Месяц назад +5

      100%. Every business has its own challenges. All these examples took persistent hard work to get to the point they are at today.

    • @lamarwilliams185
      @lamarwilliams185 Месяц назад

      There is no business. The corporations let you have a 9-5. If your business made any real money. The corporations will start off by under valuing the business until you run out of business. Offer to buy you out. Have local government change the laws with permits, license and zoning. When all fails? They send the mob!!!!

  • @MrCheaterzzzz
    @MrCheaterzzzz 27 дней назад

    Thank you! That’s a great and very interesting video! I’m curious, how does the guy from #15 business find clients?

  • @divyv20
    @divyv20 Месяц назад +5

    Hey Tim , very good video . I can do better editing in your videos which can help you to get more engagement in your videos . Pls lmk what do you think ?

  • @CORVETTERL
    @CORVETTERL Месяц назад +6

    What is the producer the husband and wife create to sell to the cafes? Name of their business?

  • @samplautz5586
    @samplautz5586 Месяц назад +5

    So the first business makes 25k per month, but make 600k per year? That doesn’t math

    • @timrichardbusiness
      @timrichardbusiness  Месяц назад +4

      Sorry if that was confusing. They currently profit around $24k/month (almost $300k per year). They have a clear path to profiting $600k in coming years by adding more products to sell to their existing retailers.

    • @susanpeterson8103
      @susanpeterson8103 16 дней назад +1

      Yes….but….this isn’t a side hustle it’s a full fledged business….

  • @jcfh5059
    @jcfh5059 Месяц назад +7

    72% conversion rate from Google Ads? Dude, you know that is not true!

    • @peterteixeira2893
      @peterteixeira2893 29 дней назад +3

      You gotta suspend your sensibilities when watching one of these type of videos on youtube.

    • @dreadfairy6963
      @dreadfairy6963 26 дней назад

      Yeah very shady that he didn't link any of the people's original stories. BUT the story he was talking about there was for lawn services, so people only see those ads if they are searching for lawn services. Which means they are in need of them now. So his pricing is probably quite fair and he is probably a great salesman/personality as well. Meaning if he can capture their info from the click then they will either set an appointment with him because they are in desperate need of his services. OR he will reach out to them personally and convert them into a client that way. His services are very niche and a necessity type service. You will have much higher conversion for necessity services than simply fun things or unnecessary products.

    • @trendyviddy4009
      @trendyviddy4009 25 дней назад

      ​@dreadfairy6963 I think it would depend on what country, state or city you're in and providing those highly demanded services?

    • @dreadfairy6963
      @dreadfairy6963 24 дня назад

      @trendyviddy4009 well we are talking about the U.S. as the country for all these stories. State and city isn't going to change the demand for those services very much. Those services range from necessary to desperately needed. So conversion will always be high so long as the service provided is of good value and quality service.

  • @dreadfairy6963
    @dreadfairy6963 26 дней назад +10

    So you made a whole video using other people's business stories and didn't give links to their stories, or names. No reciepts at all for us to be able to get the full story and replicate the business?!

    • @joeblack8166
      @joeblack8166 23 дня назад +3

      Go create your own RUclips channel, and provide the details you desire!!!!

    • @dreadfairy6963
      @dreadfairy6963 23 дня назад +1

      @joeblack8166 I'd love to start with getting info for the couple who started selling baked goods to cafes using comissary kitchens! He is giving other people's concepts with no reciepts to back it up. Anyone can make a RUclips channel giving random ideas to start businesses lol. Not a proven concept, or attainable to everyone, without understanding the exact way it was achieved.

    • @habibifather7681
      @habibifather7681 17 дней назад +1

      Yep. That's RUclips for you now.

    • @kellyfinds8976
      @kellyfinds8976 9 дней назад

      @@dreadfairy6963 then make your RUclips channel already! What are you waiting for? Get on it!!

  • @williamswe4
    @williamswe4 Месяц назад

    Hi would like to know how the CPR company makes that much per month. Sounds good because I too am a CPR instructor

  • @Mr5320gustavo
    @Mr5320gustavo Месяц назад +8

    Can we get some more info on the husband and wife selling to cafés please

  • @adamjohnson5307
    @adamjohnson5307 Месяц назад +1

    Damn I’ve seen a Mathnasium place near me

  • @SeekerDan
    @SeekerDan 29 дней назад +2

    Could you give us the names of the companies? ❤

  • @dreadfairy6963
    @dreadfairy6963 26 дней назад +1

    Share the names of the bakery business couple please! We want to see their story!

  • @cliffhellmer6755
    @cliffhellmer6755 Месяц назад +1

    Hi, what is the name of the CPR company?

    • @timrichardbusiness
      @timrichardbusiness  Месяц назад

      Hi Cliff, they didn’t share the name of the company on that one.

  • @AriMaat47
    @AriMaat47 7 дней назад

    I always catch a nugget

  • @LtVictor
    @LtVictor 3 дня назад

    me with my 1 cafe in 30 mile range lol

  • @calisurfduuuddee8183
    @calisurfduuuddee8183 24 дня назад

    70k a month to run a machine.
    Insane

  • @larkkenmars3306
    @larkkenmars3306 14 дней назад

    Some of these sounds too good to be true.. like the resume business... you're telling me this individual is charging $800-$1500 to build/fix your resume 🤦‍♂️and has gotten ppl a $120k raise 🙄 I need the receipts for this one..

  • @Kloops
    @Kloops 26 дней назад +1

    11:20 dumpster rental guy: does he contract with dump sites to dump the things inside the dumpsters? How does that work?

    • @VTOffRoadAdventures
      @VTOffRoadAdventures 24 дня назад +1

      Dumps generally charge by weight for general trash. They weigh you coming in and coming out, then charge for the difference.

    • @brians6791
      @brians6791 18 дней назад +1

      And where does he store empty dumpsters waiting to be rented?

  • @briang2285
    @briang2285 2 дня назад

    If anything he said were true, he would be doing it and not making crappy videos

  • @bradleyshimels3253
    @bradleyshimels3253 10 дней назад

    Cool but you can throw half of them in the trash bin !

  • @lawncaretoamillion
    @lawncaretoamillion Месяц назад +1

    Can you go over what you can and can’t do with sub contractors. I know you can’t make them wear your brand and stuff. Can you tell them how to do the job

    • @tracyjohnson5023
      @tracyjohnson5023 Месяц назад

      As far as subs working on houses, the contractor is legally supposed to check that they have their own workman's comp insurance and it's the contractor that will get sued by homeowner for anything wrong or damaged.

    • @timrichardbusiness
      @timrichardbusiness  25 дней назад +1

      I'll try to do a video all about managing the contractors and cover this.

  • @danielthommen8243
    @danielthommen8243 18 дней назад

    Baking stuff and selling it? Really? What about the license you need, the food license, specifically in Florida. I have friends with a food cart, you wouldn't believe what licenses you need... Plus the caffees here in town bake their own stuff...

    • @timrichardbusiness
      @timrichardbusiness  18 дней назад

      That is why the couple has to rent out a commissary kitchen. It works out very well because many cafes do not have a registered commercial kitchen to cook and sell their own food (yes some do but many do not).

  • @adjohnson2321
    @adjohnson2321 Месяц назад

    I like this video but haven't came across anything that suits

    • @ef5842
      @ef5842 Месяц назад

      I liked your pick of this variety of simple businesses to start up. I feel your delivery is perfect. You explain in an easy to grasp way, while others tend to talk too fast. One request is, please include a little more detail like mentioning the legal steps like ein#, bank account, business name, insurances, loans, if any, also set up time, word of mouth or other advertising ways, permits, etc., in order to operate these businesses. At least mention theses details in one video, if you can. Set up for something simple is something not much talked about. Thanks.

  • @realdchild999
    @realdchild999 Месяц назад +1

    Tim, Whats the best way to chat with you? Ive emailed you a few times and havent had any luck...

    • @timrichardbusiness
      @timrichardbusiness  Месяц назад +1

      Hi Patrick, thanks for following up here. I'll check out your email and respond today.