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Chris Koerner pitches a mobile roller-skating pop-up from a shipping container or van. He claims $2,000 in average weekday sales, $4,000 on weekends, 40% net margins, and low startup costs that scale across locations.
Chris Koerner pitches a mobile roller-skating pop-up from a shipping container or van. He claims $2,000 in average weekday sales, $4,000 on weekends, 40% net margins, and low startup costs that scale across locations.
What if I told you I found a business that you could start with very little money and make 120 grand from in your first four months? Not only that, but it works anywhere in the world. You spend no money on ads, you have no competitors and you have 40% net profit margins. Let's dive in. This business operates from either a 20 foot shipping container or a leased van. You can set up at a busy downtown area, a park, mall, an office building, anywhere there's people. Some quick stats, you're going to spend about four grand a month for a fixed location. But mobile pop ups only cost about $500 a month from a leased van. An average Sales day is $2,000 and on the weekends make $4,000 a day. It cost $18 a person for one hour and $25 a person for two. How do you get customers 100% organically, thanks to short form, user generated content, influencer shoutouts and local media. This business is kind of run like a spirit Halloween store. It's in and out, there's a sense of urgency and it draws a lot of excitement. And the eye catching colorful footwear makes for great IG worthy content. So what is this business? Mobile roller skating. It's about to be everywhere. Full details here.
