Depends on where you live. Online sales are booming for me. I make clothes and use social media for ads. Works pretty well since everyone's glued to their phones.
Yeah, but it’s not just about starting something. You gotta think long-term. Location is key too. No point in setting up shop where no one can reach you.
You’re missing the point. There’s no one-size-fits-all business. What works for one might tank for another. It’s about your skills, location, and resources. Do your homework!
Not sure I buy that. I think the economy is what it is, and you have to adapt. Retail is classic; people will always need it. But yeah, niche stuff is risky.
Agreed. Understanding your local market is key. You could dig into farming, like poultry for eggs. It’s got solid potential, just requires some upfront cash.
When it rains, sell umbrellas, right? Digital marketplaces are on the rise. Everyone’s selling random stuff, mostly from cheap sources. What’s the long-term plan?
You’ll hear a lot of opinions, but they’re based on personal experience. What works in one place might flop in another. You’ll need to do some research.