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19753379 No.19753379 [Reply] [Original]

I've got about $10k I want to put to use, and I'd like to get started with some sort of small business. Anyone have ideas for a relatively inexpensive service/product to get involved in? I've been thinking about buying the supplies to print t-shirts, mugs and hats with themes revolving around the small towns in my area/local cultural memes, but I'm not 100% sure that would be rewarding and it kind of feels like pumping more garbage into the world. Maybe that's the best way to make money though?

>> No.19753433

Use that to buy slav whores and pimp them out to old guys married to ugly women.

>> No.19753522

>>19753433
I'll add that to the list, at the very least

>> No.19753595

>>19753379
It wouldn’t be rewarding and you highly overestimate the niche you target with that shirt mug business.

You’ll blow through your nest egg capital tinder and end up with a bunch of shit no one wants but casually light glance over to waste your time with small talk and bartering.


Go into drop shipping with that kind of capital - you’ll put it to better use and actually might have a chance to make some capital given you research your demographic and niche target audience via Facebook ad campaigning - your Shopify store - and buying cheap ass Ali-express shit you mark up by an asinine amount and have shipped from warehouse to your customers

>> No.19754106

>>19753595
That feels like a great idea in 2013 or something. I was thinking more along the lines of things I can go out and do for people, or something I could make that is something people want or part of something they want

>> No.19754127

>>19754106
Do you want to build a business or a community?

>> No.19754179

>>19754127
Right now I'm primarily interested in investing what little capital I have into a small business that can generate ~$20,000+ a year. I have experience in the music and arts industries but I'm also good at figuring things out quickly. I'd love to open a garage or something completely unrelated to things I've done in the past but that feels dumb

>> No.19754366

bump