227 Unusual Business Ideas
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“DISCOVERED! 227 Unusual, Different and Just Plain Crazy Business Ideas… That Could Make You Rich This Year… Starting From Zero!”
Uncover the Most Unusual Business Ideas GUARANTEED to Motivate You and Inspire You To Get Your Own Money-Making Business Idea Off The Ground… Today!
Admit it… How many times have you read the newspaper or seen a TV story about some unusual business and thought to yourself…
There has never been a better time to start your own business and in fact, more people are realizing their entrepreneurial dreams than ever before ‘” largely thanks to the internet.
The best part is, some people are making money in the most unusual way. These businesses are really “off the wall” and some make you stop and ponder how they are really able to do it.
Consider Californian salesman Gary Dahl who, in 1975, came up with the idea for a Pet Rock, then took the idea a step further and decided to market a book giving instructions on how to care for the Pet Rock. The fad for Pet Rocks spread like wildfire to the rest of the country. Here was a pet that took no care and still gave its owner a few moments of pleasure. Unbelievably, a million rocks sold for $3.95 apiece in just a few months, and Gary Dahl ‘” who decided from the beginning to make at least one dollar from every rock ‘” had become an instant millionaire. Now, stories like Gary’s really ARE one-in-a-million. But there’s no reason why one good idea couldn’t truly change your life ‘” for the better! So, why not use other people’s ideas to help you come up with a winner all your own?
There’s no point regretting missed opportunities or “what-might-have-beens” any longer, because today you can now get your hands on a fantastic new resource bursting with sensational business ideas. It’s called:
Here’s A Sneak Peek At Some Of The Other Stories You’ll Find Inside “227 Unusual Business Ideas”…
A New Hampshire entrepreneur lit up his bank balance with his glow-in-the-dark golf ball (page 120).
A Los Angeles-based company saw sales skyrocket after launching a line of “feng shui” dog toys (page 123).
A UK company in launched an ice cream flavored with a famous beer and they’re now doing “beery nicely” indeed (page 38).
A Dutch designer turned coffin-buying into a seriously practical exercise with a range of bookcases that convert into burial boxes after the owner’s death (page 86).
A car wash manufacturer started Britain’s first horse wash with “equi-wash” ‘” a gadget similar to the car wash sprays found on gas-station forecourts (page 87).
A German entrepreneur carved out a new business selling engraved toothpicks as souvenirs for decoration or advertising (page 11).
You know, it’s a fact that pretty often the ideas that are truly innovative are a little offbeat or unusual ‘” but they’re frequently the very ideas that are wildly successful. This resource really is jam-packed with unusual ideas that have turned into success stories for the business people who have had the courage to put their ideas into action.
I trust you’ll enjoy reading these examples of entrepreneurship with a twist, and I hope that they inspire you in your own business endeavors.
I also encourage you to sign up for “227 Unusual Business Ideas” right away!”
Some of these ideas are strange… In fact, some are even startling… (OK, maybe some are downright weird!) Some are just surprisingly simple… But all of the ideas in “227 Unusual Business Ideas” are designed to get your own brain cells revving! See, I believe ideas inspire more ideas. That is, the more ideas you have, the more you seem to get. It’s that simple!
Whenever you drop ideas and inspiration into the cauldron of your imagination, more ideas start bubbling to the surface. Ideas truly do inspire more ideas.
And “227 Unusual Business Ideas” comes with a specially-developed “How To” brainstorming guide. The companion manual is called the:
No longer will you be stuck for great business ideas because this powerful brainstorming guide will put you on the fast track to generating TONS of new business ideas.
I really appreciated the way the book gave a “kick in the pants” to make sure you were applying the ideas given. Additionally, this wasn’t just filled with nice sounding feel-good motivational talk, but clear, precise methods to get my mind working in an efficient manner to get ideas. Thanks! Millard Ozark, MO
I’ve led many ‘brainstorming’ sessions and frankly, they haven’t always been fruitful. However, the material you sent me makes me feel far more positive about future sessions.
To take this a step further, here are a couple real world examples of how ideas from completely different industries spurred innovation in others…
The biggest breakthrough for fast-food restaurants came from a bank. The drive-through window is just like a bank teller’s window that opens outside. Perfect for picking up fast-food from your car.
Kleenex tissues were originally designed as make-up removers, until customers pointed out they were also ideal for nose-blowing.
Did you know that one of the ‘necessities’ of modern life ‘” the roll-on deodorant ‘” was inspired by ballpoint pens?
And who would have guessed that the whole science of fiber optics came about because of aerospace research, not because of the telecommunications companies which now use the technology daily.
When you borrow ideas, successful processes and unique selling points from other industries, you’re simply doing what great thinkers have always done.
You’re broadening your mind, making yourself more receptive to new ideas and inputs. Looking, listening and thinking about a broad range of industries and businesses opens your mind to new possibilities for your own business.
When you read my “How To… Read more…
