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The laser engraver and embroidery machine examples really highlight how much demand there is for personalized products right now.
A common hurdle people hit when starting with those machines at home is relying 100% on online channels like Etsy, where ad costs and algorithm shifts can eat into margins. Bringing localized customization tools into a physical community storefront—like a party supply shop or shipping hub—completely changes the game. Walk-in customers love getting items personalized on the spot, and you eliminate the constant battle for online ad clicks.
Great machines but they are all first world problem solving machines lol, down here you won’t make money with those
ATM “machine” is redundant. The M stands for machine.
Those who can, do. Those who cannot teach… 😛
Please show recession proof ideas – as we are headed for a financial collapse soon.
Where can I buy the folding machine?
Do you have a link to the laundry folding machine?
Really appreciate ❤
"ATM Machine" is redundant.
Automated Teller Machine Machine. 🤔😁
9:26 is what everyone should do🖐️💖💯
In the 4th grade I used to make and sell pompom pencils for 25 cents a piece
This is the first I've heard of poplin!!! Thank you!!! I'tll be like printing my own money🤩🖐️🎯💯
I want to know more about loundry – folder machines
The attachements on Crocs are called "charms".
I would bet the lease on a large space laundromat would exceed 10k$/month alone, not to mention repair bills and maintenance on the machines.
Why do you have an "aversion" to Crocs? I hear you dissing them a bit. I like Crocs. They don't hurt my feet like other shoes do and I'm not a slave to fashion.
no way people are paying for this lol
Great video! Thanks! Would love to see one about restaurant and food related machines.
When someone announces a gold mine , start selling shovels.
most of those businesses you mention are fake.
There is a video in your promotions
I am curious to hear if anyone has tried and succeeded with these businesses. In USA I do believe if you put in the effort, stick to it and offer good quality service, you will make bank.
Literally every example is "you start a business, make up a number you say it makes a month, then scam people into believing you can make that much too."
Genius idea!
You know, I've been looking around on youtube for passive income ideas and 99.9% of these videos are "and now he makes $35,000/month!" with a weird AI picture of a random person.
Then it's "come to my seminar, you'll get to meet me!"
I'll get to meet you lol?! Who the fuck are you?
Placement of your machine/ vending machine, is the most crucial part.
never wore crocks and never want to….
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This is exactly the breakdown I needed!
3d printing businesses are generally a niche thing like the crock kid. He found a niche of people who will buy amythingwith. To branch out from niche, it comes with a high barrier to entry if you really want to be successful.
Ain’t no way I’d ever do an ATM unless you can get brinks or whatever to get the cash.
I’d be shitting bricks with all that cash in the open in public
These are real businesses, but the machine is rarely the reason they succeed. Location, marketing and product design matter way more. For every viral success example there are thousands that don’t work out, so people should research the market before buying equipment.
Foldimate filed bankruptcy
It’s been a year since I checked this channel. Dang bro. You been EATING.
Everyone is selling a course. He just said it. They make more money telling people how to do the side hustle than the side hustle itself.
In order to really make consistent money in any of these, you need to really know how your machines work and have a back-up because 100% of machines break down eventually.
Vending machine $30k in revenues, but what the net?
"A.T.M. machines" 🙄😒
The machines are really secondary. The main part of running a business is to handle the other aspects of designing and working out the complicated aspects of a product and then figuring out sales, distribution, marketing, storage, etc.
Sir, have you tried any of those businesses ??
In all of these success stories whats not mentioned is "How did any of these folks find clients????" Yeah, we get it – he/she raised capital, made a website, maintained the business with little time and effort. What about clients???? Door to door? Cold calling? What do folks without communities do to achieve this?