110 Unique Business ideas Business Ideas No.1

110 Unique Business ideas:

Business Ideas No.1

1. From Restoring To Chauffeuring.

What makes Robert at age 18 an entrepreneur boasting a $2 million dollar revenue producing business? Simply seeing a sizable opportunity and seizing the moment. At age 15, Robert, like any young boy on his block, liked cars, with a strong desire, determination and little help from his parents he turned his hobby – a hands – off observant interest in cares – into a million dollar business.Borrowing $1, 500 from his parents, Robert bought a 1972 Cadillac, became a self-taught mechanic, refurbished it and sold it at a handsome profit. This was the beginning of a series of businesses for Robert, the first of which he sold at age 16 for $100,000.

Living in Washington D.C.Robert’s interest in rebuilding old auto mobiles turned into a prosperous venture. After selling his first Cadillac, Robert opened Coach House Cars, Inc., an Arlington, Virginia antique auto business. He sold this company when he was 17 after grossing $600,000 in a single year. Sensing a need in the market for commuting service between his home in Washington and New York, Robert modified his like for cars shifting, from refurbishing to chauffeuring, Today at age 18, he operates Dynasty Limousine Corporation, a luxury limousine service catering to corporate commuting needs between New York and Washington.

Though Robert has abandoned plans to attend college an remain a successful young entrepreneur, it wasn't an easy beginning. The biggest barrier facing Robert was his age, “ People weren't sure they wanted to trust their business to a teen-ager, so I had to use some extra tactics,” he says.Among those tactics were offering half-price introductory rates, wearing prime three-piece wool suits, and bringing a rose to the corporate secretaries.

Robert’s part time automobile refurbishing service has now blossomed into a full time chauffeur and limousine service. Currently he is in the process of setting up Limo-Net, an international network of individually owned and operated limousine services. Robert’s desire is simply to shape his own destiny. His comment, “ It’s not luck; its hard work.”

Robert transformed his like for automobiles into a healthy business, If you have a hobby whether it be cars or stamps, there could be an opportunity waiting for you a well.

Analysis: 

Type: Service

Marketing approach: Direct Sales

Unique Appeal: Low Cost

Skill: Some Auto Mechanical

Financial Overview:

Initial Investment : $1500

Potential Income: Unlimited.