Chris Koerner pitches retrofitting a car into a mobile vending platform for limited-edition books and trinkets at conferences and events. A pink car in Knoxville already sells romance novels at parties, proving the novelty draws crowds and beats online competition.
Look at this freaking thing right here. So this seems like a dumb idea on the surface, I will admit, but the more I thought about it, the more I loved it. This is day 12 of showing you 2025's best business ideas, so follow for more. Here's why you can roll up at conferences CES Consumer Electronics show with limited edition books and cool trinkets, put it on your retrofitted car or truck, pull up outside the conference where people are walking in and out, and sell the heck out of. What she does here is she has romance novels on this pink car and she rolls up to parties and events and sells them to women in Knoxville, Tennessee. Who would have thought that's a thing? She's crushing it. She's crushing it because anytime you have a unique vending concept or food truck, you automatically turn heads. It's cool, it's different, it's unique. That gives you an advantage regardless of what you're selling. So copy and paste the same concept with other types of books or limited edition books or board games or what have you, because the more we're online, the more we want to be offline and touch and hold physical things. So get the full business plan for this right here.
