What business model do you recommend?

[isakgjoesdal]

I am currently working a full time job in carpentry and I want to ask if anyone would suggest some knowledge on a business model that can be scaled from a side hustle to a business. I am 18 years and my apprenticeship is over in two years. I have a lots of time after work to put in the hours. I have looked into affiliate marketing and some other things. Does anyone recommend copywriting?

 

[blanye]

Digital products but as vendor (because of that juice upsell Money) is king in my opinion. It's Not the easiest but for long term is it the best asset in my opinion. Combined with listbuilding.

Yes copywriting is a thing for sales Scripts.

 

[DennisParsens]

You could combine your skills with affiliate marketing and copywriting, having a blog/vlog where you talk carpentry and promote tools and materials from this industry.

 

[titodez]

If you want to make good money avoid affiliate unless you have the budget to but high quality paid guest posts and start selling your own products. Don t target us market but think it worldwide

 

[Bozuyuk]

digital trading is my favorite and I believe I will succeed one day, good luck

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Writing is fine, but real tough competition from AI right now.

If you got specific questions please ask away. Otherwise hard to guess what you're looking for

 

[isakgjoesdal]

Writing is fine, but real tough competition from AI right now.

If you got specific questions please ask away. Otherwise hard to guess what you're looking for

Just looking for a side hustle that can be scale into an business, I also have low capital to start with at this moment

 

[isakgjoesdal]

Is anyone here doing copywriting?

 

[roydan]

If you want to play to your strengths, you can easily put up an online store for wooden creations.
There are great niches there. Everything from hand made chess pieces, anthroposophic toys, guitar parts, fidget toys, decor, and thousands of other industries.

The skills you'll learn from promoting this shop will serve you very well after your internship ends.

 

[isakgjoesdal]

If you want to play to your strengths, you can easily put up an online store for wooden creations.
There are great niches there. Everything from hand made chess pieces, anthroposophic toys, guitar parts, fidget toys, decor, and thousands of other industries.

The skills you'll learn from promoting this shop will serve you very well after your internship ends.

I’m not sure if i want to do something with my proffesion.

 

[roydan]

I’m not sure if i want to do something with my proffesion.

In that case, you need to narrow down the options.
I see that you mentioned affiliate marketing, but this is not a business model, but a monetisation model.
You have blogging, paid advertising, social media management and many other ways of acquiring traffic, each with their pros and cons. You can monetize that traffic with CPA offers, adsense, sell shoutouts, guest posts and tons of other ways, too.

What can you see yourself committing to?
Do you want to work on your own or recruiting clients? Are you good at writing, delegating, researching, or working with numbers?

 

[isakgjoesdal]

In that case, you need to narrow down the options.
I see that you mentioned affiliate marketing, but this is not a business model, but a monetisation model.
You have blogging, paid advertising, social media management and many other ways of acquiring traffic, each with their pros and cons. You can monetize that traffic with CPA offers, adsense, sell shoutouts, guest posts and tons of other ways, too.

What can you see yourself committing to?
Do you want to work on your own or recruiting clients? Are you good at writing, delegating, researching, or working with numbers?

What is your telegram? Can you private message me it?

 

[roydan]

What is your telegram? Can you private message me it?

I avoid telegram as long as I can. You can PM me here, and preferably, ask your questions publically so others can answer or learn from the answers you got.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Just looking for a side hustle that can be scale into an business, I also have low capital to start with at this moment

Yeah writing is a good low investment entry to IM

Remember, being low cost entry, means lots of competition. But if you excel at it, there's room to make decent $

 

[TechEinstien]

You can start a blog, Tiktok, Youtube Channel.

 

[kevincrashout]

You're young, I would focus on developing some specific knowledge, such as learning a programming language or some area of digital marketing such as dropshipping.

Take a time to read personal development books, it can also bring interesting insights.

 

[Vendettta]

You're young, I would focus on developing some specific knowledge, such as learning a programming language or some area of digital marketing such as dropshipping.

Take a time to read personal development books, it can also bring interesting insights.

Agreed. There is nothing you can pick up and immediately make money - you will face 100s of others who have been studying and mastering each skill, and navigating selling it.
Better to choose something you find here interesting, but devoting time and capital to it will be the only way to succeed. Tough truth sorry