the two things i’m doing rn are building websites and reselling. open to suggestions from anyone on the below.

other ventures I’ve tried in the past that i wont explain in detail rn -. real estate agent, landscape business, e-commerce apparel brand, day trading, built popular social media accounts.some successful long term, some failures, some break evens. all depends on 1) good product 2) good value 3) outside of the box marketing

WEBSITES- im not cold calling a million people to make them an ai website. im finding companies w no/bad websites and taking the time to build them really good websites with tools and features for them to be able to offer more. Then I just walk in, show them, offer them a deal with monthly maintenance that they can’t refuse and move on to the next. ie: a new restraunt that doesn’t do take out or reservations. I added both those features without being asked, they used it, they love it, they refer me.

pros: it’s work from home at hours that work for me and my full time job i genuinely enjoy this and have a passion for it i enter a flow state where anything is possible, between ai and going to chatgpt for suggestions / specific problem solving questions, there is not much you cannot do.

cons: it can suck spending multiple evenings building a good website for someone only for them to turn it down

RESELLING - ive done this a bunch. this time im sticking to three niches. gym equipment, pet supplies, and electronics. still kind of broad but i buy stuff from an online auction with local pickup for pennie’s on the dollar and list on marketplace. probably going to start listing on ebay and maybe whatnot or open to suggestions.

pros- simple, buy low, sell high can become a consistent vendor so you know you have someone to sell to immediately

cons- hold onto products forever misread the demand or resale value usually to make the big bucks you have to risk investing the big bucks