What offline industry would you go to if there was no online?

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PDLProfit said:
Hey, everybody!

A certain type of user has gathered here, namely internet sharks looking for how to make money online. Most likely none of us will go offline anymore, but what if you could choose any job in offline business?

What kind of profession would it be and in what direction? I would probably shoot commercials for brands
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I wanna be a Banker.
 
I've been working on a resort, we do old school. All we offer to our guest is just smile and great service for them to feel comfortable during their vacation. I never grow up making money through internet but life forced me to change my lifestyle which is really hard to adjust but no choice, I had to run towards my problem than running away from it. and it brought me here like I'm studying I know nothing about (just sharing lol)
 
PDLProfit said:
I once considered buying a huge land and doing a cremation service. Imagine, your relative died, we cremated him, you choose which tree will grow from his ashes and we plant your chosen tree in his ashes and it starts to grow.

You pay a "yearly" subscription and the tree is cared for by our team, watering and so on. And you can come to the "garden" instead of the "cemetery", each tree will be surrounded by a small fence and it will be written whose ashes are here.
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Brilliant idea, you.
But my moral compass may want to pass.
 
MKSKS said:
Religious GURU (Babaji) has money, fame, power and connections of all types :p
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Where is he by the way? That was like 2021 back then or is be dead now? Lol
 
speedie said:
Where is he by the way? That was like 2021 back then or is be dead now? Lol
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While a lot of baba's have been in news for all wrong reasons in the past decade.

It's still a booming profession if one can be careful handling personal emotions :rolleyes:
 
Real estate would be a great place to invest.

Buying and selling land and houses.
 
Setox said:
I do have an offline business, I run an Ice cream parlor.
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And how's that business going? An acquaintance of mine had an ice cream cafe, he made ice cream and other sweets there, but in winter he completely changed the assortment and sold mulled wine and sausages
 
DoveTail said:
Ran an online business for 17 years. Got tired of it, now doing a retail business offline. A lot of stuff here is just as useful to an offline business as an online one.
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But online can be as part of offline, right? My friend has a flower store, she gets more than 80% of her orders from online, although she has 3 stationary stores and one even in a mall!

I think offline cannot exist without online, but online without offline can and does exist.
 
PDLProfit said:
But online can be as part of offline, right? My friend has a flower store, she gets more than 80% of her orders from online, although she has 3 stationary stores and one even in a mall!

I think offline cannot exist without online, but online without offline can and does exist.
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I went with mall locations too, it's the ultimate 'i don't need online' spot. Between a couple endeavors we do great, but it's all within about 1-2hr of the location. Technically we could go further but I'm not a fan of driving.

Our products are shippable though so the idea is to grow an online presence and start shipping to grow more.
 
PDLProfit said:
And how's that business going? An acquaintance of mine had an ice cream cafe, he made ice cream and other sweets there, but in winter he completely changed the assortment and sold mulled wine and sausages
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Very good actually, If it wasn't for the heavy taxes, it could replace my online income.
We sell Ice cream throughout the year here, winter sales aren't the same as summer ofc, but we're close to some hotels and a big tourist attraction on the city, and we have no competition.
 
E-commerce (Buying and Selling of any hot products in my niche)
 
Boriss said:
Real Estate
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For sale or for rent?
yetitola said:
If I got bunch of money, I'll go to RE and if not then I'll go for food businesses. Low margins, but highly scalable and sustainable if employees are managed well.

P.s: an ex-restro guy, who failed running a casual chinese joint
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Maybe you couldn't get a Chinese place up and running because you're not Chinese?:anyway:
To open an establishment, you need to analyze the location, the traffic of people, and the need for such an establishment.

I used to work in a bar that was the only place in the whole city that was open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, without breaks. And usually from 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. there were so many people that they couldn't fit in the place.

Girls from the strip clubs, security guards from the clubs, prostitutes, people who didn't have enough in the club and want more - from 5 to 8 in the morning you could meet anyone in this bar
 
Setox said:
Very good actually, If it wasn't for the heavy taxes, it could replace my online income.
We sell Ice cream throughout the year here, winter sales aren't the same as summer ofc, but we're close to some hotels and a big tourist attraction on the city, and we have no competition.
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Have you thought about changing the assortment in the winter and selling something more winterized? There's warm sweets and stuff.
 
repsluxury said:
I have been engaged in online business for more than 10 years, and I am a little tired sometimes. Recently, I want to do offline business and open a flower shop. Do you have any suggestions?
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It's funny, but my advice for you would be to "amp up online"! You can do a flower business, but you need customers. Customers are either online or a profitable location where there will be a lot of people traffic. As I wrote earlier, most of my friend's orders come from online, even though she has 3 physical locations. People mostly buy flowers in a planned way, which means they have time to search online. If spontaneous, then the location of your store plays a role. This is a hard business, because flowers have a "shelf life" and you can not sell flowers, knowing that in 2 days they will wilt. You need to sell flowers as fast as possible so that the quality of the bouquets is high and they "stand" for a long time
 
Teacher in a school/College and teach then how to make money online in future
 
Most probably anything commerce related, different type of shops, food/drinks shops or/and agriculture,
I'll gather enough money to get into real estate and never going back from there,

Anyway, making money online is way easier, more ROIs and less taxes where do i live,
So thank god for everything he provided for me
 
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