Topic: Any business where today you launch, tomorrow you begin making profit...? - page 11. (Read 1818 times)

Every approach that is considered important for starting a business really needs to be elaborated well enough so that we can get maximum results through the business we build. And every profit that we can get from time to time in a business will always be more valuable than the benefits that are obtained directly, but only once at a time. So it is very important to describe before starting in the long term, because a business that can work in the long term is a very successful business.

Usually the owner of a business will definitely see how his business is developing in the first month by making an evaluation along with a review of every expense and income he has earned through the business. And I think any challenge will not be an obstacle if the owner can be patient enough to deal with it wisely, especially if he has an extraordinary ability to solve every problem he encounters through his own business.

Putting a business and making profit from it will take time. You need to undergo a trial and error first to apply specific strategies to make your business grow. There's no shortcut to successful business as you still need to consider lots of things to ensure that your business will work in an specific location, target consumers and people's demand.
If you want to have an assurance of making profit from your business, you need to polish everything first but that doesn't mean that you will not experience hardships and challenges. There's no instant success in building a business as competitions are everywhere but if you put hardwork and dedication, things will surely work.

If there was a business like this, we would all be millionaires but hey nothing is impossible. Even in business school they are yet to find out. The critical part is doing doing that people need. The hospitality business is what comes to mind but you will not make profit the next day, say maybe six monthish. That I can guarantee of course if other factors have been duly considered like, location, start-up capital, marketing plan etc.

profit cannot roll in for eternity...innovation would occur and if you don't adapt the business then, you will fail. And if you always have profits in business you will never learn anything.

You like to get profits in short period of time,which is not the easy task.Most of the people will spend huge time to buy the particular coin,because they investing their valuable money.Only the good project will give you returns,the scam or fake project will take your money gradually and finally your holding will become a zero value.Many people hold their money in the valuable coin,they need to wait for the profit from such coin.Patience is the key needed for the good profit from your holding money.

One has to wait for a long time to get profit from the business and operate for a long time without any profit and have to spend money from one's own pocket to improve the business. there is no business that can make you profit overnight. A person who starts a business with this idea can never become a successful businessman.  It is guaranteed that he will lose the business. Patience is a must needed if you want to do well in business

If there exists a business where it is profitable the moment that you open it, then anybody would be doing such business.

Remember that business itself is a risky venture where you have to be knowledgeable on the market vs the needs of your customers. If this were that easy, then everyone would open up their respective businesses and be profitable.

What you are suggesting is the dream scenario but I doubt that such exists currently. You also have to remember that there are businesses in which they reach ROI around 1-4 years in operation depending on its nature.

Read what I've considered as a profitable business first. You don't go bankrupt or close up, you either work with a small loss or are around zero in the first year at least. Keep in mind you have money invested, loans/debt - you surely aren't going to pay that out that fast considering we are talking about a real registered business, not some freelance type of organization. You have to pour in money right when you start and you also have regular taxes to pay.

The only business I can think of is the food business, you set it up in a good strategic place and the food should be good profit will start rolling in immediately and it would last eternally because people need to eat and they love to eat food in a place where food is great and with good ambiance, it's self-sustaining, self-reliance because you rely on how good your food taste, and how you serve your customer, it will always have a good ending just look at Mcdonald and other top food business.
There's already one member who recommended it and we believe that this is the business that has all your criteria.  
Everywhere you go there is always a restaurant, food stalls, and fast food it's a business that is easy to sell because are always on the look for something to eat almost every hour.

That actually made me laugh cause I think anywhere in the country it would be impossible, cause only thing that comes to my mind where you want this kind of quick money is trading which is high risk of course. Franchising or building your own business would be needing some capital as investment so it would be consider as loss of money because you risk it at business. Even if you made some money from it, its not considered as profit. Maybe if you get ROI in a few months or years then your business is running for a long time, then those money are already profit. If you also think of the equipment, staffs , place and etc. If you deduct it to your profits maybe it might not be huge depends on the business your running.

The only business I know you could start today and begin to earn instantly thesame day is when you're skillful with your hands and can offer something important to serve others people's need and get paid for instantly, this is a direct means of earnings without having to pay for tax or rent before you get started, just have something to deliver in solving people's daily problems through your acquired skills, trades or other vital potentials you've got.

........And knowing that even building business in crowded areas of whatever cities you reside in would mean plenty of competitors and that's another threat to your business.  Even though there's plenty of potential of customers or profit there and profit "tomorrow" might happen. The cost of living would surely suck at that part. Kinda fast pacing business to do if you would initiate that way.

Not sure how crowded it is in NY, but from how media portrays that city, it could be one of the examples though.

Renting a shop near the beach might be considerable option, but people usually go there during summer and having a sale just due to seasons might not work really well.

I remember reading bitcoin is stock on steroid where it took day, unlike stock which can take up to weeks of trading to soar to a very high value, which can be witnessed in every bullrun cycle. Obviously bitcoin has to command very high value or it would loss relevant very quickly at any given time.

I don't think so, there should always be miracle in economy, however it would take more than just hardwork to spot one of the miracle.

If a business would take years, how is it not you are better off to just go for typical nine to five office job? I highly doubt business is as scary as you sound rolf.

Well, I think those are classic knowledges learned from a business school.

MLM is kind disruptive scheme too, but it is getting very saturated at the moment, when many small business begin to adopt such ideas into their products and services, I had no idea it is still relevant today. Insurance is a very classic business based on MLM concept.

Various factors should be set in place first and as a businessman, we should know these factors beforehand so that we know what are the risks that lies ahead on us. It will be a challenging road because that's how business operates and even if we calculated the risks and profits carefully, there's no guarantees that it will really go through just like what we imagined it.

Well, @OP, let's look at it in the scenario I am about to give.


You start a food business (like an eatry or restaurant), and perhaps, let's say, your cost for all the food items that were bought is about $5k. Let's say you started on the 1st of September 2023, and on the 30th day of that month, you have sold out of all the food items you bought ($5,000) in that month. After balancing your account for that month, you realize that your total capital has now reached $7,500, plus your profite. In that case, I can categorically say that I started earning profit from the first day I started the business, isn't it?


Ok, let's look at it another way. On the first day you started the business, you prepared a total food cost of $500, and after you closed the sales for that day, you realised a total amount of $650 plus your profit. That is to say, on the first day of sales, you have already started making profits.


So, yeah, there are businesses you can start today, and you instantly start to make profits as long as you are selling. Profit is generated from the sale of your products or items, and you as an entrepreneur will have to keep a sale day book to record your sales so you can give an account for the profit made that day or do it monthly.


As an entrepreneur, I know that the first day you launch your business, you might not really be making a lot of sales, probably because your business has not yet gained too much publicity. But as the days pass and you gain more customers, your profit will increase, depending on how swiftly you are making sales. Although there are still some businesses you can start that might not be making a profit in their early stages, if you have a better strategy, you will still make profit as people get to know you.


Then the business owner will shoot down the business because they will go bankrupt trying to finance a business that has not made a profit for a whole lot of 2 years, that's 730 days. Oh wow  

Literally just no. If you want to start a legal and registered business, you aren't going to see profit for at least a year or two. You will be able to make yourself a salary and probably some extra sometimes but the company definitely isn't going to be profitable and it isn't as long as you don't get more than you invested. Products and services can be profitable per job done but that isn't real profit until you get back what you've invested.
And keep in mind that you are in a minus the moment you start a business (you will have expenses when opening and registering, and you need capital to start) and you need an idea of what you want to do - and that isn't something I would ask some random forum users to suggest.

By reading your fantasy post and incoherent answers, I'm presuming that you are young and I would suggest firstly getting a job or something - then you could maybe get a better feel and view of money.
If you want quick returns then you can only try high risk investments - like trading, but even that wont make you a profit overnight.

The business that immediately comes to mind is buy and sell. As a matter of fact, you don't even have to wait for tomorrow to make some profit. You can do the buying in the morning and do the selling in the afternoon. That's probably the fastest profit for you. There are many such kind of businessmen here in my locality. They are the middlemen.

Although they're the kind of businessmen that I really hate, I know that they're making good money for much lesser effort. They're just earning from their money. You can do this with fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products. You can do this will all kinds of raw materials as well.

At some point most of the CEOs and owners that have been into big thing these days, started from somewhere. I'm not sure about the company that's named Lemonade. It's likely that the inspiration came from there but yeah, not selling lemonades.

You wanna go home big quickly?

Try go and do big things in business already and start what you think suits you and you think that will make you big tomorrow.

Starting a business and managing it is a difficult and transformative journey. Many people often see the positive and successful side of businesses without being aware of the difficulties and challenges that founders have to go through from the start.

Building a business from scratch requires patience, investment, and risk taking. There will be times when you will have difficulty, fail, and even lose motivation. But the important thing is to never give up and learn from mistakes.

However, starting a business from available resources does not guarantee success. Managing a business requires creativity, problem solving, and smart financial management. Sometimes, even if you have ready customers and initial capital, the market can change and present unexpected challenges.

Controlling costs, calculating profits, and having patience are vital to achieving success in any business. You've outlined a realistic approach and focus on building profits over time, not just looking for immediate returns.

Starting a business or venture can be challenging, but with good planning, patience and adaptability, positive results can certainly be achieved. At the same time, regular review and evaluation is a way to ensure that you are moving in the right direction and can adjust your strategy as needed.

I have seen videos of Gary Vee if you know him and I think that's what you need to do, it's just a hustle though but if you're serious then possible to make it a full time thing.

He goes from car garages sale and then picks up items that he thinks has a great value, bargains it for a few bucks and then checks out on the amazon on how much they really are.

It is a just a typical buy and sell thing, you make profit from the margin of those stuff you get for a very cheap price on garage sale and put it up on sale on websites like amazon, ebay, etc.