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New business ideas: $12K/mo selling websites (not), $1200 ebook, $2970 affiliate marketing š¤
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Business Ideas Newsletter
Hey, it's Niall š
Shaan Puri once wroteā¦
The day you understand this framework, is the day you start learning marketing.
The frameworkā¦

Famous examplesā¦
Disney: They donāt sell movies ā they sell magic, wonder, childhood joy.
Coca-Cola: They donāt sell soda ā they sell happiness and shared moments ("Open Happiness")
Nike: They don't sell shoes ā they sell the ability to push yourself and "just do it."
Keep this in mind when considering a business idea.
What will you actually be selling? š¤
Not the product or service you provide, but the outcome you help people achieve.
Good example of this in the first story below š
Beyond that, I've got a bunch more fresh business ideas for you.
Let's go.
Niall Doherty
eBiz Insider
SELLING SYSTEMS
$11.5K Per Month NOT Selling Websites
š¬ Asked on Reddit recentlyā¦
Boggy Cakes replies š
Yes. I donāt sell websites. I have found more success selling systems⦠a website is a commodity. Making the switch allowed me to raise my asking price. I currently average $10-13K MRRā¦
A system is far more valuable than a āwebsiteā because you can show the value and ROI of a system.
Currently, Iām putting together a new offer for a new system I am developing to get to $30k/month consistently and it is based on GHLās core features.
GHL = Go High Level (aff link)
That's an all-in-one software that makes it easy to provide a bunch of valuable services to small businesses š¤
Sounds like Boogy Cakes is selling "core features" likeā¦
Basic Website / Funnel
Missed Call Text-Back
Online Booking System
Basic stuff that many businesses can benefit from and need help to set up and maintain š
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TOGETHER WITH HIGHLEVEL
Build a $5K+/Month Business With This Tool
You don't need to be a coder, marketer, or designer to start a profitable online business.
High Level gives you everything you need to launch a profitable agency, even if you're starting from scratch.
š§āš» Real example: the 16-year-old in the UK featured in my recent video.
He had zero experience, just learned by doing ā and now runs a full-time business charging up to $397/month for services likeā¦
Google review automation
Website creation + hosting
CRM and client follow-ups
Reputation management
He's got 22 paying clients and makes around $5K/month.
The best part? He's doing it solo. No big team. No ads. No fancy tech skills.
Why It Works (Even If You're Not āTechyā)
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HighLevel is built to be plug-and-play
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You can use templates and drag-and-drop tools
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Everything ā CRM, automations, SMS/email marketing ā is in one place
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Flat monthly fee ā resell as high-value services to clients
Normally, they only give a 14-day trial, but this link gives you a full 30-day trial to try it out risk-free š
*Disclosure: If you become a paid customer of HighLevel through my link, I will receive a commission at no extra cost to you. I'm building my new business on HighLevel, which is why I'm happy to recommend it.
SELLING EBOOKS
His Digital Product: From $0 to $1,200 in 30 Days (No Ads)
š Akram B writesā¦
A month ago, I launched my first digital productāan AI prompt pack to help students, freelancers, and creators save time and build income. I had zero followers, no email list, and no ad budget⦠it brought in over $1,200 in its first 30 days.
Marketingā¦
Social proof through content: I started sharing free value posts on Reddit and WhatsApp, always giving more than I asked for. These posts attracted the right people without being spammy.
See his Reddit posts here, nothing fancy š„±
All promoting this lead magnetā¦
I gave away a free mini-pack to build an email list. This brought me early trust and an audience before selling anything.
I signed up and kept an eye on his emails š
Really simple stuff, sharing AI prompts to help people save time.
Then in his 4th email he offers a $10 guide which also sounds pretty basic.
What surprised me most was how much organic platforms (especially Reddit) can drive sales if you provide genuine value first.
Could you try something like this for a different audience? š¤
TOGETHER WITH THE MARKETING MILLENNIALS
Marketing ideas for marketers who hate boring
The best marketing ideas come from marketers who live it. Thatās what The Marketing Millennials delivers: real insights, fresh takes, and no fluff. Written by Daniel Murray, a marketer who knows what works, this newsletter cuts through the noise so you can stop guessing and start winning. Subscribe and level up your marketing game.
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PARTNERSHIPS
$20K Fast Start for This Super-Niche Agency
A short-form video agency, aimed at magicians š flymedia.us
We turn your show footage into a powerful social media presence that builds your fanbase and grows your career.
Co-founder Bennett Santora recently posted a video explaining how the agency generated $20K revenue within its first couple of months š°
They mainly found clients via cold outreach on Instagram.
Openerā¦
i saw your [show] where you [did xyz] and iām blown away! i have one question thoā¦
Helps a lot that Bennett himself is a juggler with a big following online = serious credibility š
But I get the impression that it's mostly Bennett's co-founder who's managing the agency, and they had a VA doing the outreach.
There could be a short-form video agency like this for every niche online šÆ
Find someone in a niche who has built up a good following via video content, partner with them, use their credibility to grow the agency.
Or leverage such a partnership to start something else, like a paid online community š
MEME BREAK
The Truth Hurts

TEACHING KIDS
Boring Business, Big Money: After School Education For Kids
š¬ Asked on Redditā¦
ComprehensiveYam repliesā¦
After school education for kids. We have about 1000 students weekly in one single location. About 100k profit per month.
š Elsewhere he writes that he's now 50 years oldā¦
Retired at 46 with about 6m. Now about 10mā¦
Wife and I started [the business]. Went from zero to retired in about 13 years⦠wife is a literal genius with kids and Iām a process and scale person so put our heads togetherā¦
itās still running with us remotely supervising⦠2m top line [per year] and about 1.2m is what we take home
š How they got startedā¦
Put flyers in library. Teach class on dining room table. Worked our asses off (7 days nonstop) for yearsā¦
Likely an opportunity for this kind of business in every decent-sized city š
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AFFILIATE MARKETING
She Earned $2970 in 30 Days By Leafing Through Poetry Books
A recent video by Sean Dollwet š
He's talking about Morgan Richard Olivier, an author with several books of poetry for sale via Amazon and TikTok Shop.
Sean breaks down Morgan's strategy and how you might copy it.
But IMO the easier way to make money here is to become an affiliate for authors š¤
Sean shows at the 1:30 mark that Morgan's affiliates are earning $1000's promoting her books via TikTok Shop.
Angela Dawn, with only 17K followers, is the top affiliate with $14.85K revenue generated in 30 days.
20% commission so her earnings for one month = $2970 š
Angela's TikTok is mostly simple videos of her leafing through different books. A few took off and racked up millions of views.
š Related post on Redditā¦
TikTok shop (affiliates) is hands down the easiest side hustle rn⦠Iāve done over $1k since starting this last weekā¦
itās literally some of the easiest money Iāve ever made⦠you basically get payed a commission for selling someoneās products through your videos.
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