offline marketing - if you know anybody who sells tupperware (or other stuff)

[misterporn]

My neighbors son got himself a used lawn mover went door knocking in the area,picked up 15 or so accounts to do their grass every week, he was charging $20 a week and that was 2 summers ago, my neighbor told me a few weeks ago his son who is now 19 has 72 accounts, still charges them $20 a week each. That's not bad to make $6 grand a month with hardly any over head but a couple of gallons of gas.

[BHT]

My neighbors son got himself a used lawn mover went door knocking in the area,picked up 15 or so accounts to do their grass every week, he was charging $20 a week and that was 2 summers ago, my neighbor told me a few weeks ago his son who is now 19 has 72 accounts, still charges them $20 a week each. That's not bad to make $6 grand a month with hardly any over head but a couple of gallons of gas.

Good 4 him , he'll get places in life.

[Kev]

Look at Amazon, how they went from online to both.....

[urbanlegend]

Look at Amazon, how they went from online to both.....

Yep that is so true

[TheButcher]

Look at Amazon, how they went from online to both.....

Jeff Bezos is a smart cookie and a half, he didn't build the worlds largest online retail organization by accident.

[snooper]

Believe me there is money in selling junk at a swap meet. A guy I know makes over ±$800 a week working 2 days a week selling just that, Tshirts and slacks.

Dollar stores do well in my area

[Nakedtruth]

Dollar stores do well in my area

I'm surprised they have survived with Amazon and Walmart being so successful