Chris Koerner outlines a date night business: film couples cooking outdoors with cheap inflatable props, pay $100 for Fiverr editing, run Facebook ads to millennials. Spend $1,000 on gear, charge $500–$700 per event.
Look at this freaking guy right here. So you're going to keep watching this video because of what he's doing, not because of what I'm saying. But if you listen to me, I'm going to tell you how you can use this interesting video to start a business anywhere you live in the world. So if I were you, I would buy all this inflatable crap for a thousand bucks. I would take it out to a state or a national park or river somewhere just like this. That looks really beautiful. Bring your phone, film a bunch of footage of someone cooking just like he's doing. Go to Fiverr, pay someone 100 bucks to edit the footage. Throw up some Facebook and Instagram ads, point it to millennials that want a unique date experience. Find a private chef, you play matchmaker. Push paid ads towards a card landing page and start a business charging 5 to $700 doing exactly what this guy's doing in your local market. You can pay for all this equipment in two to three dates. This could be a seven figure business. Follow me for more business ideas like this.
