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A guy explains how to make $2,000 a week selling hand-packed peach baskets at roadside stands. You need $200 to start, spend $25 a day on overhead, buy peaches for $4.80 and sell baskets for $16. Top locations pull in $5,000 over a weekend.
A guy explains how to make $2,000 a week selling hand-packed peach baskets at roadside stands. You need $200 to start, spend $25 a day on overhead, buy peaches for $4.80 and sell baskets for $16. Top locations pull in $5,000 over a weekend.
You guys have to see what I found. I just came across the most amazing business. Here's how this business works and how you can copy it. It's cash based with 70% net profit margins. It costs about $200 to get started. And it's simple to run. There's almost no barrier to entry and almost no regulation. Each location can bring in about $2,000 a week in net profit. Overhead cost $25 a day. Long term leases? No any lease. No handshake agreement. Sometimes best locations make five grand in a weekend you can set up and take down in minutes. And all you need to get started is a $60 lifetime six foot folding table. $150 10. Some peck baskets and painted sign. This is important. And a handshake with a gas station owner at a very busy intersection. Last thing you need to call a local farm. Now this sign must be hand painted because you're not selling roadside peaches. You're selling nostalgia. You can charge whatever you want, but a $16 basket of peaches costs you only $4.80. My friend Shannon opened 101 Peach Stands her first summer. 100 stands, 2 grand per week. You do the math. But who supplies these cheap peaches? Full details here for free.
