Ideas for portable small business?
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Ideas for portable small business?
Any ideas anyone? Something that you can do anywhere. Something simple, pleasant, and not too hard or complicated to set up.
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Re: Ideas for portable small business?
Google Niche Site or SEOJohnny1975 wrote:Any ideas anyone? Something that you can do anywhere. Something simple, pleasant, and not too hard or complicated to set up.
Failing that, the best thing to do is be on the ground in whatever country you want to go too. From there you will get ideas for businesses from just looking at niches and the competition.
Start-up cost would be a 1/3 of what they are here.
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Is that an attempt at humor? Of course the OP could have scrolled down the main forum page a bit further and found this - viewforum.php?f=17Moretorque wrote:Dope
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I used to sell ebooks back during the days it wasn't the norm yet and readers are the most techy thing on earth. Perhaps a website or a forum is a good idea? U don't need to know much, just fast typing skills, a case of verbal diarrhea and may be invite some other guys to post the quality content. Use this forum as a template and inspiration lol.
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Re: Ideas for portable small business?
I agree with that ... especially in the import export industry. There may be lots of local things you can sell/export to your country, or import.djfourmoney wrote:The best thing to do is be on the ground in whatever country you want to go too. From there you will get ideas for businesses from just looking at niches and the competition.Johnny1975 wrote:Any ideas anyone? Something that you can do anywhere. Something simple, pleasant, and not too hard or complicated to set up.
Start-up cost would be a 1/3 of what they are here.
Cheap skilled labour is another market to get into because the cost of living in the said country may allow you to offer their services at international rates where you'll still be able to pay them well & have gains too, .. you'll have to have great HR, PR, & be organised for this one.
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Re: Ideas for portable small business?
Import/Export can be tricky it depends on what country you're in. On a site of a guy that lives in Brazil he suggested as one of your preparations for moving to Brazil is to buy a IPhone 5 and sell it locally when you get into the country. Items like that are very expensive in Latin America because only about a 1/3rd of the population down there can afford an IPhone 5. Purchased unlocked in America runs about $500, you can sell it twice that in Brazil...Renata wrote:I agree with that ... especially in the import export industry. There may be lots of local things you can sell/export to your country, or import.djfourmoney wrote:The best thing to do is be on the ground in whatever country you want to go too. From there you will get ideas for businesses from just looking at niches and the competition.Johnny1975 wrote:Any ideas anyone? Something that you can do anywhere. Something simple, pleasant, and not too hard or complicated to set up.
Start-up cost would be a 1/3 of what they are here.
Cheap skilled labour is another market to get into because the cost of living in the said country may allow you to offer their services at international rates where you'll still be able to pay them well & have gains too, .. you'll have to have great HR, PR, & be organised for this one.
If all else fails, go to Central America and get a job in a call center, they love native English speakers... No experience or certificates needed.
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I agree! Burma/Myanmar is a goldmine of opportunities. Imagine if you were able to go back in time and start a business during the 70s in South Korea or the 90s in China. That's why I'm heading to Asia--I want to make it my home base of operations for future business opportunities.xiongmao wrote:Look at buying a Franchise. The person who opens the first Subway in Myanmar will probably do pretty darned well.
Im opening a food franchise in the PI. Actually it started operations today, so we'll see what happens.
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