Chris Koerner breaks down a 4-million-view idea: installing support tracks in salons and barbershops so stylists can sit while working. A local installer could cold-call existing shops and sell this as a high-ticket service to reduce physical strain.
Hogan Valley Fabrication
Approximately 4 million views
Day 12 of Chris Koerner's 2025 business-ideas series
Look at this freaking thing right here. Here's why this video behind me could be very profitable for you. This is day 12 of showing you 2025's best business ideas. So follow for more. So I saw this video and it was posted by some random small company called Hogan Valley Fabrication. This video got 4 million views and here's why. Because nothing like this exists. Why should this be a thing? Because believe it or not, it is pretty dang physically demanding to be a stylist, a hairdresser, a barber. You could be the person that installs these tracks in existing salons or barbershops. It enables the owner of the salon to take a higher percentage of the revenue from their stylist because their stylists don't have to be on their feet all day long. You can scrape a list of every salon, reach out to them cold. And this is a high ticket item. My full scraping guide and business plan list here.
