5 infallible businesses that will make you super rich this year

2012 has arrived with its incidental hopes and a large number of people, all over the world, are optimistic of succeeding before the last quarter of the year. It’s my best guess to assume that you are one of the positive types. But, if I may ask, what chance do you have to break even (or make it big) in this magnificent 2012?

Many business owners are planning to expand their businesses. The business owners may be thinking of laying off some employees or automating their business processes for more profit. More applicants and employees from various companies will welcome the opportunity to become entrepreneurs in this 2012. If I may ask, what is your plan?

As they say, “ideas rule the world.” This is a fact that will have held true for centuries. And the ones with sure ideas, and the ones who are willing to take advantage of opportunities like these, are the champions of 2012.

Let me develop these five surefire money-making opportunities.

1. Apartment moving business.

Today, everyone is busy trying to make ends meet with little to no time for themselves or leisure. Working from 9 am to 5 pm leaves us with no time to visit the market or interact with people after work. Our jobs occupy the best moment of our day.

The main objective of this business is to get an apartment ready for the next tenant to occupy. So you will have to clean and scrub your way to success. The startup cost of this business is less than NGN 20,000 ($140) and you can earn up to NGN 4.5 million ($30,000) in a single year! All you need to do is build a client list using sources like landlords and real estate agents. Placing ads in your local newspapers, magazines, televisions, radio, flyers, and online media like Facebook will help promote your fledgling business. If you can do this faster, better, and cheaper than expected, you’ll be building a growing business in no time.

To increase your marketability, offer various services, including carpet cleaning, wall washing, painting, wallpaper repair and general cleaning services, minor electrical repairs. Read more in the Business Opportunity column.

2. Dirty organization of antiques.

In most homes today, you’ll find many items no longer in use, filling up valuable space and congesting homes. Many families have mature children who do not need certain toys, shoes, bicycles, books, clothing, utensils, and many other things, while other families within the same locality may have children who require such items. This idea forms the essence of an Antique Sales Organizer. You will be responsible for organizing the sale of these items to those who need them.

The startup cost for this trade is almost zero naira as it depends on your convincing skills. You need to invest some money in the business to print your business card and place advertisements in well-known local newspapers, magazines, radio and television stations. You will be surprised to know that you have accumulated around NGN6 million safely in your bank account before the last quarter of 2012.

3. Family History Company.

There is a remarkable growth in the interest that people now have in recording and documenting family histories. This is very evident in the way that people take an interest in protecting or preserving their family histories. Or tell me how you would feel if you see the photo or video of the man who gave birth to your grandfather? Many people are genuinely interested in preserving this history for future generations, and this comes at a price that family history researchers must take advantage of.

This story can be presented as a picture book or as a DVD video recording. His success in this business will largely depend on his investigative skills in researching family histories by asking questions of older people in society and hearing his own version of the story as passed down to him by his own ancestors.

Start-up costs are minimal if you have a camera and a computer. Create a family history film to use as a sales tool. Create a website so you can show potential customers snippets of what your family history will look like. Charge more for elaborate presentations and for those that will include interviews with many family members. Typically, established companies can generate up to 7 million naira a year as profit in this promising new business.

4. Temporary tattoo business.

Let’s not be disappointed, almost everyone loves the idea of ​​getting a fun or meaningful tattoo, but many fear the permanence of the ink. You can provide fun and impressive tattoos to your clients even if you’ve never taken an art class and can’t draw a circle or square.

Are you wondering how you can start a temporary tattoo business? There are many options out there. For more information visit http://www.tatstore.com or any other viable option out there.

Temporary tattoos are hot sellers at any time at mall booths, fairs, community markets, parties, carnivals, and many more events. Get creative in marketing because you don’t need to be an artist to apply these temporary tattoos. Start-up costs are less than N100,000 and you can use the materials to generate over 1.5 million Naira in pure profit.

5. Lawn Care Service.

I know of an unemployed worker who turned a single lawn mower into a six figure operating business in one year. This person printed a flyer about their new lawn care service that offers a 10% discount to first-time customers and distributed it throughout my state capital. Within a month, he hired his first employees and by the following season he was just booking the jobs.

The rainy season is fast approaching and the grasses will start to make the composts look bushy and unkempt. Even in a tough economy, homeowners can’t seem to have time to farm, weed, prune, fertilize, aerate, rake, deleaf, and mow. You can charge by the hour for tasks like raking leaves and offer a flat fee for mowing the lawn, typically N6,000 to N15,000 per lawn.

Find a fun name for your business and consider leasing equipment until you accumulate enough capital to buy your own lawn mowers.