You're on the road to success and you came here to read this because you want an information on starting a part time business, without investing a lot of money, yet one
that will quickly makes a lot of cash. You'll find most of it here!
I will be sharing you the basic concept on each of the business, what
product or service it provides to your customers, how it is
operated, and what equipment or
facilities or help will be needed if there's necessary. But whatever business you choose, remember that no business can succeed without an effort. Always remember that success comes from determination and hard work. If you use and apply the information that I am sharing, you are on the road to success.
1. Badge-Making
Rent a small multilith printing machine and also badge sealing
machine, and using self-adhesive Presstype for typesetting,
design and set cut sayings for the badges. Sell as a custom
service, make some slogans to order, or make a wide range of
far-out sayings in bulk quantities and sell them to local gift
and novelty shops for resale.
2. Rental Equipment
Be the source of supplies for do-it-yourselfers. On every Saturdays and Sundays, rent out power tools, such as circular saws, jigsaws, reciprocating saws, gasoline
chain saws, electric drills, electric planers, belt and orbital
sanders, routers, paint sprayers, wallpaper-removal steamers,
staple guns, pumps, home cleaning machines, Roto-tillers, and
other equipment for daily fees. You can just operate it out of your garage.
3. Talent Bureau, For Kid's or Adults' Parties
Using local ads, or your own contacts, line up 10 to 20 local
entertainers, magicians, comics, puppeteers and other talents,
and supply them for parties, club meetings and other functions.
Have a list of films you can also supply for the same, or other
groups, which they can project themselves, if they wish, or you
will supply an operator.
4. Start a Hobby Center
Make money on your unused space. You can turn your basement into a woodworking
center, your spare bedroom into a photo darkroom, and your
garage into a pottery workshop with a wheel and a small kiln.
Just rent the space and equipment by the hour, expand into more
hobbies as time and money permit, and charge additional fees for
instruction in any of those fields you're good at.
5. Organize a Babysitting Service
One of the troubles most people find is that their babysitter is
always busy just the night they want to go out. You set up a
service, finding good reliable teenage girls and boys,
middle-aged or older women, and act as a go-between, providing
sitters whenever your customers want them, collecting the fees,
and paying the sitters. Advertise your service, and handbills
house-to-house locally being a good way.
6. Make Money From Your Hobbies
Are you an expert at something that you do at home for fun?
Then you should make it pay off for you. If you're a gourmet cook, open a cooking class. If you're an accomplished
painter in oils or water-color, offer a portrait-painting
service. If you're a skilled carpenter, design and make custom
cabinets to order. Almost any hobby you're good at can be
turned to making a profit if you think about it carefully, and
decide who could use your expertise - as a consultant in that
field, if nothing else. All you really have to do to get
started is to place an ad.
7. Publish a Part-Time Jobs Directory
List all the possible jobs people can get
part-time, especially angling it at college kids on vacation,
teachers after school hours, housewives with time on their
hands, and moonlighters looking for part-time second jobs.
8. Be an Instructor
Teach whatever you know. Your trade, profession, cooking
skills, a second language, woodworking, chess, photography,
knitting, karate, bridge, auto repair, etc. People will pay for
good lessons in these useful and enjoyable skills.
9. Run a Floor Scraping/Polishing Service
You buy or rent, a heavy-duty machine, and do the
cleaning and waxing of fine, hardwood floors. If the floors are
in very bad condition, machine sand them and them completely
refinish them with modern super-durable polyurethane finishes.
10. Operate a Children's Hotel
This is sort of a "boarding house" for kids while their parents are away for a week-end or two-week vacation. This requires a large
house, and preferably, a large yard or grounds, swings, slides,
and facilities useful for kids. Must be done very responsibly
and carefully. Also, don't take very young children (less than
9 or 10 months) because they may require too much dressing,
feeding, etc.
11. Start a Mail-Order Business
Write a booklet about something people really want to know
about, print a few hundred copies, and place some small ads.
You'd be surprised how much money you can make. Sell modern
copies of out-of-print uncopyrighted material or books. Or sell
something unusual you make at home, providing that it is
something really useful to your prospective customers.
12. Run a Pet Hotel Service
For dogs or cats or both. People will pay high fees to ensure
high-quality care fo the animal they love. Separate kennels for
each animal are essential. Good food and adequate care and
attention must be assured too. You can hire responsible
teenagers to help you. Advertise with posters in pet shops,
veterinarians' offices; or newspapers.
13. Sell Second-hand Kids Clothing
Children usually outgrow their clothes rather than wearing them
out. So many families have such clothing left around. You
collect it, paying nothing or as little as possible. Then you
resell it; you can do the selling by ads.
14. Make Plastic Engraved Signs
All you need is a simple-to-operate machine that engraves
lettering in various types onto sheets of plastic of many
colors, finishes and sizes. Perfect for signs for merchants,
banks, doctors, dentists, schools and colleges, private front
doors, and many other uses.
15. Be a Used Car Buying Consultant
With a knowledge of cars, plus the proper test equipment (for
checking the engine, transmission, brakes, font-end alignment,
and chassis), you go with your customer to check out the used
car he is thinking of buying. Advertise your service next to
the ads offering used cars for sale. After a while you will get
to know people in this field and you can pick up more money by
acting as a middleman in sales between private individuals.
16. Operate an Event or Party Services
You rent out everything needed for a party: tables, chairs,
punch bowls, table cloths, cutlery, and napkins. You can also
supply waitresses and bartenders, finding them through agencies
that supply temporary help such as Manpower. But if you can
find good workers yourself, you can save the agency fee and make
more money.
Well then, there you go, I hope all of these information that I've shared can help you out there who are looking for ways to open a part time business and achieve some great side income, however, this can also help your business grows too, from part time to full time. All you have to do is never give up, learn from your mistakes, learn from experienced entrepreneurs and you are in the journey to succeed.
