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If it all went to hell today, I'd start a local service business:
1) Search Yelp categories for svcs requiring no credentials / capital: https://m.yelp.com/categories
2) Research + contact top 10 co's in each. Rank svcs by worst online presence / responsiveness.
1) Search Yelp categories for svcs requiring no credentials / capital: https://m.yelp.com/categories
2) Research + contact top 10 co's in each. Rank svcs by worst online presence / responsiveness.
3) Use no-code tools to build landing page + booking platform.
4) Learn the svc on YouTube.
5) Offer a unique value-add: mobile svc, text booking, etc.
6) Price svc near high end of Yelp competitors.
7) Sell-sell-sell.
Why don't more ambitious people do this?
4) Learn the svc on YouTube.
5) Offer a unique value-add: mobile svc, text booking, etc.
6) Price svc near high end of Yelp competitors.
7) Sell-sell-sell.
Why don't more ambitious people do this?
Or, flip this on its head:
Find the 10 BEST providers in each service category.
Contact owners to see if they want to retire in the next 3-5 years.
Go work for them and structure a revenue share buyout.
Breathe new life into the business.
Find the 10 BEST providers in each service category.
Contact owners to see if they want to retire in the next 3-5 years.
Go work for them and structure a revenue share buyout.
Breathe new life into the business.
