Comments on Seven Industries Where You Can Make $1 MillionTypePad2008-10-23T17:15:00ZNAhttps://www.freemoneyfinance.com/tag:typepad.com,2003:https://www.freemoneyfinance.com/2008/10/seven-industrie/comments/atom.xml/fathersez commented on 'Seven Industries Where You Can Make $1 Million'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451bcbd69e2010535f99d01970c2008-11-16T16:48:58Z2008-11-16T16:48:58Zfathersezhttp://fathersez.comI suspect concern over security is also going to rise. Physical security for self, loved ones and belongings. This should...<p>I suspect concern over security is also going to rise. Physical security for self, loved ones and belongings. This should also be an indutry to watch for.</p>Anom commented on 'Seven Industries Where You Can Make $1 Million'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451bcbd69e2010535b2aa51970b2008-10-24T04:07:50Z2008-10-24T04:07:50ZAnom@ Green My company just paid a lot of money to get a new recycling pickup (just equipment changeovers and...<p>@ Green</p>
<p>My company just paid a lot of money to get a new recycling pickup (just equipment changeovers and what not). He offered to do single stream for a little bit more money. However this is offset by how much more we now recycle.</p>
<p>Its a huge company initiative. Green is huge.</p> commented on 'Seven Industries Where You Can Make $1 Million'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451bcbd69e2010535b98189970c2008-10-24T02:36:50Z2008-10-24T02:36:50ZRe: College Planning -- I think this could be HUGE! Everything from what to do in high school to prepare...<p>Re: College Planning -- I think this could be HUGE! Everything from what to do in high school to prepare for college, applying for/getting into college, scholarship counseling, test coaching and on and on. Seems like there's a gold mine here.</p>
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There have been a number of print and online articles recently about the emerging college coaching industry which is so far a very elite and pricey business.</p>
<p>But there are certainly vast opportunities for those able and willing to bring these services to middle class families.</p>rdub98 commented on 'Seven Industries Where You Can Make $1 Million'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451bcbd69e2010535aef707970b2008-10-23T19:39:35Z2008-10-23T19:39:35Zrdub98Green is getting big and it IS becoming its own industry. It is not just about alternative fuels either. It...<p>Green is getting big and it IS becoming its own industry. It is not just about alternative fuels either. It has to do with reduction of paper consumption, reduction of overall carbon footprint (the amount of carbon produced by a company that ends up in the atmosphere, reduction of energy consumption, alternative ways to heat and cool a building, recycling, and the like. </p>
<p>A lot of companies are popping up to consult and provide services on "going green" and I see it becoming a BIG business in a very short period of time, especially with the whole oil issue. Businesses need to reduce costs and some of the green "technologies" can help them with that. On top of that, like the article said, if you are doing good by the environment, it could mean more customers and higher profits. So it is as much marketing as it is procedural changes and investment in technology.</p>Christopher commented on 'Seven Industries Where You Can Make $1 Million'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451bcbd69e2010535ae48ba970b2008-10-23T19:00:37Z2008-10-23T19:00:37ZChristopherhttp://www.christopherguitar.netChild services is Huge. I work in that "industry" in a sense: teaching guitar lessons. Amazing business if it's done...<p>Child services is Huge. I work in that "industry" in a sense: teaching guitar lessons. Amazing business if it's done right, but a teacher has to be firm and businesslike with parents or the teacher gets walked on. </p>
<p>To study with me, students pay about $22/half-hour lesson, and have to pay a month in advance. Additionally, the contract states that they are required to give a month's notice to drop lessons. If no notice is given, they are responsible for the fees incurred for the next month--whether the child attends lessons or not. I teach in a music store that sees probalby close to 200 students each week. It's a huge chunk of business.</p>