I’ve always been impressed by people who use their imagination and create unique businesses. Even though I’m sure they must have encountered a great deal of ridicule from their peers about their unique work at home ideas, they moved forward with their business plan and were successful anyway.
Yes, some of these ideas seem a little crazy, but you’ll be surprised at the profits they’re making. Keep reading the list below of these unique work at home ideas so you can appreciate how savvy these business owners are.
1. Santa Mail: This business was started in 2001 by Byron Reese who has made over 2 millions dollars so far? Intrigued? The concept is simple, for $10 a child will receive a personal letter from Santa Claus. Many parents enjoy keeping the myth of Santa alive for as long as possible so this small investment is a no-brainer for them.
2. The Million Dollar Hompage: This may seem outrageous, but it’s an ingenious concept. A 21 year old university student wanted to be able to finish school with no student loan, so he came up with a plan to sell one million pixels on his homepage for a dollar each. The result? He’s now a millionaire!
3. PositivesDating.com: Brandon Koechlin and Paul Graves came up with this idea for a dating site for people who are HIV positive. This site has sales projected at $110,000 and still continues to grow!
4. Goggles for Dogs: “Doggles” is how they named this accessory, who would have thought that such an item would become so popular, earning its owner millions of dollars?
5. LaserMonks.com: This website was started by real monks from Our Lady of Spring Bank Abbey to help them raise money for their various causes. Their sales of printer cartridges, baked goods and dog treats, among other items have helped them earn $2.5 million.
6. Lucky Wishbone Co: Based on the fact that there’s only one wishbone in an turkey and everyone wants to fight over it to get “good luck”, Ken Ahroni decided that there should be more wishbones to go around for more people. This idea was so successful that he sells about 30,000 plastic wishbones every day for $3 each.
7. The “FitDeck” of Cards: This deck of playing cards sells from $11 to $250 a set depending on the fitness routine desired. Former fitness instructor and Navy SEAL Phil Black created these cards in 2003 as a fun way to exercise and it’s made him several million dollars.
As you can see, your business ideas don’t always have to make sense to make money. We live in a crazy world with a lot of people who have some crazy needs. Don’t be discouraged by people who may criticize your work at home ideas because as long as you feel strongly about it, you should go for it. Let the market decide if you fail or make it big, just like the people above did.
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