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- New business ideas: $35K/mo recycling cash, $170/hr flipping Macy's returns, 8.7M views from $1 AI videos π€
New business ideas: $35K/mo recycling cash, $170/hr flipping Macy's returns, 8.7M views from $1 AI videos π€
$1 to make with AI. Hit 5.3M views on one video alone.
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Business Ideas Newsletter
Hey, it's Niall π
A fresh batch of business ideas for you today.
A guy who noticed his local gas station's ATM was a goldmine β now pulling in $35K/month.
A dad with a newborn who went live online with zero followers and now makes $170/hr flipping liquidation pallets.
And an AI video setup costing $1 a pop that racked up 8.7 million views in a month.
Three ideas, three very different playbooks β take your pick π€
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AUTOMATION AGENCY
$1 AI Videos β 8.7M Views in a Month
π Someone on Reddit described how he built a system that auto-generates reaction-style marketing videos using AI.
It scrapes viral TikToks, figures out why they blew up, generates AI reaction clips with text overlays and product b-roll, then auto-posts across 12 TikTok and Instagram accounts.
Results after one month? 8.7 million views. One video alone hit 5.3M π€―
Cost per video? About $1.
His approach π
When a format works, milk it with lots of variations and copy it across all accounts.
The trick is narrowing the automation to a very specific type of content. You can clone the automation for different content, but each have their own skill file.
Doing this manually would cost a lot moreβ¦
Hiring someone instead of automating it would add (at least) $500 per person per month. Might need 2 people to manage those accounts.
That's $1,000+/month β replaced by ~$1 per video π€
Could be a neat agency play: set up AI video pipelines for brands, charge $1,000-2,000/month, and your actual costs are a few hundred bucks π
CASH MACHINES
$35K/Month Recycling Cash (Some Dude In a Pickup Truck)
Giani used to be a full-time police officer.
Then he noticed people at his local gas station always using the ATM for lottery cash. He asked the owner who owned itβ¦
some dude that comes in a pickup truck
So Giani got his own machine. Then another. Then another π
Today he runs 83 ATMs across multiple states, earning $35,000/month in surcharge fees. All managed from his phone π€
He notes the advantages of owning ATMs vs vending machinesβ¦
My inventory is cash and all I'm literally doing is recycling. I don't have to go to Costco, BJ's, pick out whatever flavor people want. I don't have to deal with health inspectors.
A machine costs about $2,800. Internet box is $10/month. And the cash you load? It cycles back to your account when customers withdraw.
His barber shop location nets $340/month after expenses. His best spot β an ATV rental place β pulls in $3,000 to $5,000/month.
Bad location? No problemβ¦
ATM is a movable asset. You could just move it from location to location till you find a good one.
He also hires "loaders" for remote machines β they use their own cash and earn $1 per transaction. One convenience store 2,000 miles away nets him $740/month βcompletely hands-off π
Your local barber shop or nail salon probably doesn't have an ATM yet π€
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LIVE SELLING
$170/Hr Flipping Liquidation Pallets on Live Streams
Kip Roland's Amazon business got suspended at the worst possible time...
I was literally in the hospital. My wife had just had the baby and Amazon is calling me about my account.
So he bought a load of kitchen appliances β under $5/unit, Macy's customer returns β and went live on Whatnot with zero followers.
It was a total leap of faith. I was like, we're probably not going to sell anything.
He sold 150 items in under two hours π€―
Ten months later? $450,000 in revenue, ~$100K profit. He now averages $680 profit per 4-hour stream β roughly $170/hr.
The trick is sourcing high perceived value items cheap. He buys returns from major retailers at up to 90% off through B-Stock...
Buy with math, sell with emotion. There's no better example than live selling.
He's not alone π
Shannon Jean made $557K profit flipping luxury handbags from Costco liquidation auctions solo.
Another reseller, Joe Earl, bought 600 pressure washers in 10 months β never used one before β now heading for six figures.
You could start this weekend with stuff you already own π₯
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