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A garage-shelving business sold on Facebook Marketplace scaled from $5k to $20k monthly. Each unit costs $200 in materials and sells for $770. Chris Koerner breaks down how to source materials, find customers, and replicate the model locally.
A garage-shelving business sold on Facebook Marketplace scaled from $5k to $20k monthly. Each unit costs $200 in materials and sells for $770. Chris Koerner breaks down how to source materials, find customers, and replicate the model locally.
Look at this freaking guy right here. This guy makes 20 grand a month by building and selling a very specific item exclusively on Facebook Marketplace. And I know exactly how you can copy him. Here's how. And this is day 16 of showing you the best business ideas for 2025. Follow for more. He was making five grand a month while working a full time job and borrowing his neighbor's truck and delivering these things on the weekends. Until one day he said, babe, I think I'm going to quit my job. I think I can support myself with this. His friends thought he was crazy, but he quit and he tripled his income. He sells these things for 770 bucks. His costs are 200 bucks and all he needs is a chop sawn some screws from Home Depot. How do I know all this? Because I just spent an hour talking to him and I just talked to another guy in Michigan who copied this other guy and leveraged the shelving business into a full time six figure handyman business. You don't have to stop at shelving. The cool thing about it is these things are way too big to ship. So anyone in any little market could build these exact same garage shelves with the same plans and sell them for the same prices, if not more. Where does he get his customers? Where does he find materials for cheaper? How can people copy him? How can you scale this? All the details are right here for free. Share with a friend.
