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0:00In 2007, in the United States, ZOCDOC,
0:02a website for booking doctor's
0:03appointments, was born. Today, that
0:05business is worth 1.8 billion. In 2013,
0:07six years later, Doctolib was created.
0:10It’s exactly the same business, but
0:12in France, and today it’s worth 5.8
0:14billion. In 2014, in the United States,
0:17The Farmer’s Dog, a personalized dog
0:19food business, was created and today it
0:21generates 1.2 billion per year. And in
0:242018, four years later, Jasy, the exact
0:26same business but in France, was born
0:29and today it generates between 15 to 20
0:32million per year. In 2022, Prime, a
0:34beverage business, was created by two
0:36YouTubers in the United States. In the
0:38very first year, they made over a
0:39billion in sales. And surprise, in 2025
0:41, Squeezie launched Cho Kambucha in
0:43France. He is also a YouTuber. He also
0:46makes an energy drink, and in the first
0:47year alone, he exceeded 23 million
0:49euros. Every single time, it’s the
0:50same thing. There are thousands of
0:52examples of businesses that start in
0:54the United States, are then literally
0:56copied in France, and make people
0:58millionaires. So, my team and I
1:01investigated and found seven that are
1:02currently blowing up in the US and that
1:04no one is talking about in France. But
1:06be careful, watch this video closely
1:08now, because this opportunity won't be
1:09available for very long. I even put a
1:11business towards the end of the list
1:12that I'm considering launching myself
1:14because it's so interesting. But before
1:15that, let's start right away with a
1:17business that an American discovered by
1:20chance, which earned him several
1:21million euros. Business number one, the
1:24mini-software maker. And this business
1:26is very recent. In 2025, John Chenny in
1:28the United States is chatting with his
1:31neighbor. His neighbor works in
1:32construction and explains that he has a
1:35problem calculating roofing prices.
1:37John says to him, "Hold on a second."
1:39He gives a few instructions to Claude,
1:41and it creates a piece of software that
1:42solves his neighbor's problem exactly.
1:45John didn't need to code, and it took
1:47him less than a day. He presents the
1:49software to his neighbor, who thinks
1:51it's great, and he goes home thinking
1:53he just did him a small favor. Except a
1:55month later, the neighbor calls him
1:57back and tells him his whole team uses
1:59it almost every day. And that’s when
2:01he realizes that if his friend has this
2:03problem, there are millions of other
2:04people in construction who have it too.
2:07So, he decided to launch his business,
2:09creating custom mini-software with AI
2:11and selling it to all the small
2:13businesses in his life. The idea was so
2:16good that barely 6 months later, he hit
2:191 million in revenue, and by the end of
2:21the first year, he exceeded 2.5 million
2:24in revenue. This business is a huge
2:26trend in the United States. And Mark
2:28Cuban, an American billionaire and
2:30owner of the Mavericks, an NBA team,
2:32even thinks this type of business is
2:34the opportunity of the decade. The
2:36reason it works so well is that before,
2:38when an SMB wanted custom software, it
2:40only had two options. Either it paid a
2:43development agency 100,000 to 200,000
2:45dollars and waited a year and a half.
2:48Or it picked software that already
2:49existed, which was expensive and not
2:51necessarily adapted to its needs.
2:54Except that today, with AI, custom
2:56software can be made in a few days and
2:58resold to companies for tens of
2:59thousands of euros because they don't
3:01know how to use the stuff. The thing is
3:04, in France, there are tons of
3:05companies like that, and business
3:07owners are even less aware of AI, and
3:09since it's a new idea, well, no one has
3:10contacted them yet to offer a solution.
3:13And the cherry on top is that to launch
3:14this business, AI can do almost
3:16everything for you. You have four steps
3:17to follow. The first is to find small
3:19businesses and go see them to offer
3:22your help. And you absolutely don't
3:24need to sell them anything. Just ask
3:25them to describe the problems they have
3:27and what they want to automate with AI.
3:30During the meeting, you can use a tool
3:32like Fireflies to record the whole
3:34thing, then you take the transcript and
3:37send it to an AI, like Claude or
3:39ChatGPT, which can use it to build a
3:41first version of the software in a few
3:43hours. You come back with that software
3:46, you give them a free demo, and you'll
3:48see very quickly: either they don't
3:49care, they don't like it much, and you
3:50move on to the next one, or their eyes
3:51will light up and you won't even need
3:53to try to sell it to them. They will be
3:55the ones asking you how much it costs.
3:56At that point, you can set a price
3:58between 500 and 5,000 € depending on
4:00the size of the company, their budget,
4:02and the complexity of the software. And
4:04you can add a fee of € 200 to € 500
4:06per month to maintain the software once
4:08it is installed. And that's it. Then,
4:10you can resell this same software or
4:13create others based on the needs of the
4:15companies you contact. For this
4:17business, in terms of costs, you are at
4:18€ 25. You just need to have an AI
4:21that can develop the software.
4:22Everything else is free. In terms of
4:24simplicity, I'll give it a 3 out of 5
4:26because all the difficult parts can be
4:27done by AI. You just have to chat with
4:30it to request changes. And in terms of
4:31potential, you sell one or two pieces
4:33of software like that a month and you
4:34easily exceed € 10,000 per month. So
4:36I'll give it a 5/5. In this business,
4:39you use AI to build custom tools for
4:41entrepreneurs. But just after, we're
4:44going to go even further to see how you
4:46can use AI to replace an entire
4:48industry and especially how you can
4:50collect its money from your couch. But
4:52before that, I'll tell you about the
4:54simplest business to launch on the
4:55whole list. Business number 2 is the
4:57one everyone underestimates because it
4:59seems too simple. And that's exactly
5:02why 22-year-old guys are making over $
5:0420,000 a month with it. You've surely
5:07experienced this. You're looking for a
5:10driving school, a dentist, a gym on
5:12Google, except the business has no
5:14website or, at best, a really outdated
5:162016 site that barely works. As a
5:18result, you go elsewhere and the owner
5:20loses a valuable customer without even
5:22knowing it. The thing is, before, to
5:23sell this kind of site, you had to know
5:25how to code. But today, you can sell
5:26this kind of site for € 500, €
5:281,000, € 2,000 and you can create
5:30them in a few minutes without having
5:32touched a line of code. Number 1, you
5:34open Google Maps. Number 2, you go look
5:36for businesses in your city. It can be
5:39bakeries, restaurants, pizza shops,
5:41kebab shops, dermatologists, dentists,
5:42and so on. And number 3, you list all
5:45the businesses that have a website that
5:47isn't amazing. Number 4, you call them.
5:49You start by giving them a compliment
5:50about their business. Hello,
5:52magnificent bakery, your croissants
5:54look delicious. But it's very likely
5:56that you're losing dozens of customers
5:58every day because your website is
6:00poorly ranked and the design looks a
6:02bit dated. I'm sorry to be blunt, but
6:05it irritates me that you're losing so
6:06many clients, and don't worry, I'm not
6:08going to try to sell you my services.
6:10Actually, I’ve already created a new
6:12version of your website. Would you be
6:14interested in setting up a quick
6:15meeting so I can show it to you? You'll
6:18see that most people say yes because in
6:20just those few seconds, we used some
6:22extremely powerful persuasion
6:24techniques. First, we made them feel
6:26the pain of losing clients every day,
6:29and second, we created curiosity. They
6:32want to see what this famous new
6:33website looks like, and ultimately, we
6:35didn't even try to sell them anything.
6:37So there's no reason for them to have
6:39their guard up. And since the website
6:41can be built in a few minutes, you can
6:43either create it right before the call,
6:45or even create it after the call,
6:47during the time between your first
6:49contact and the follow-up meeting you
6:51agreed on. Then, during the second call
6:54, you simply show them the site, give
6:56them all the arguments, estimate how
6:58many extra clients they'll gain, and
7:00explain that it will rank better on
7:02Google, giving them more visibility and
7:05stopping them from losing clients to
7:07competitors. And then you just wait for
7:09the moment they ask you how much it
7:10costs. And of course, you can start by
7:12selling these sites for a decent price,
7:15$ 100 or $ 200, but over time, the
7:16better you get at sales and the higher
7:18quality your sites are, the more you
7:20can raise your prices. In the US, there
7:22are young people making over $ 20,000 a
7:24month because they sell their websites
7:26for between $ 500 and $ 3,000, plus a
7:28monthly subscription for maintenance.
7:31In France, this is once again an
7:33untapped opportunity. One in three
7:35small businesses still doesn't have a
7:37website, and among those that do, most
7:39have a site that isn't optimized. To
7:42launch this business, we'll use my
7:44favorite tool on the market, Hostinger,
7:46which is also this video's partner,
7:48because Hostinger has an incredible AI
7:50builder. In fact, you can put out a
7:53pro-level site ready to deliver in
7:54minutes without any technical skills
7:56whatsoever. And on its own, it
7:58basically does the job of a designer, a
8:00copywriter, and a developer. And
8:02what’s exceptional is that Hostinger
8:03has just released the brand-new version
8:05of their website builder. Hostinger is
8:07an ultra-modern, super advanced app,
8:09and on top of that, it's super easy to
8:11use. The big difference compared to
8:13Cloud or ChatGPT is that here, your
8:15site is hosted directly in France in
8:17three clicks, with the subscription
8:19included. With others, you create the
8:20site, but you're only left with the
8:22interface, and then you have to host it
8:23, and management isn't included. And
8:25above all, on Hostinger, you have
8:26everything in one place. Meaning that
8:28for clients, you could provide the
8:31website, the hosting, and then also
8:33sell a custom domain name, the matching
8:36email addresses, and so on, which is
8:38much more professional than using Gmail
8:41. And what's more, you get a free
8:43domain name with Hostinger for the
8:45first year. If you want to launch this
8:46business now, it's very simple. You
8:47click on the link in the description.
8:48You have several offers. I personally
8:50recommend the Unlimited plan. You get
8:51an unlimited number of websites, so as
8:53many clients as you want. Knowing that
8:55you can charge 500 to 2,000 euros per
8:57site afterwards. And on top of that,
8:58there's a huge deal right now. It's
9:01dropping from € 18.99 to € 3.99 per
9:03month. And if you enter the code Denzel
9:06, you get an extra 10%discount. So, I'm
9:08going with the Unlimited plan. Once we
9:11have our plan, we arrive at the AI
9:13builder. For the creation mode, we'll
9:15choose AI and simply tell Hostinger
9:17what kind of website we want to create.
9:21The idea is to write the most precise
9:22prompt possible because that’s what
9:24will ensure we get results closest to
9:25our expectations. And we can even give
9:28it examples of site styles to use as
9:30inspiration for the design. The
9:32possibilities are endless. And just
9:34like that, in two seconds, we have a
9:35great website with a beautiful visual
9:37identity that we can publish in one
9:39click. And of course, we can make any
9:41changes we want directly from the chat,
9:43change the text, images, and so on. And
9:45if we want to stay in control and save
9:47AI credits, well, there's also the edit
9:49and select mode right here; we click on
9:51the element we want to modify, and in a
9:54few clicks, we can change the text or
9:56image manually. Even ask the AI to
9:58touch up just this section. If
10:00something gets stuck, they have a free
10:02AI agent that fixes the error for you,
10:05and customer support is available 24/7
10:07in French. So, to launch this business,
10:09you know where to go. The link is in
10:10the description. I’ve included a 10%
10:12discount for you with the code Denzel
10:14on annual plans, and you have a 30-day
10:16money-back guarantee. So go ahead and
10:18test it, launch your first site, and if
10:20you don't like it, well, you get a
10:21refund. Now we move on to business
10:23number three: virtual photographer.
10:25This business is very simple. Take two
10:27identical apartments on Airbnb at the
10:29same price on the same street. The only
10:32difference is that the first one has
10:34beautiful photos and a video taken by a
10:36professional, while the other was
10:38photographed by the owner with their
10:40phone. The first one earns 40%more than
10:43the second, and Airbnb measured this on
10:45its own listings. This gap is crazy,
10:48and that's what these two Harvard
10:50students who were retouching apartment
10:53photos for real estate agents realized.
10:56In 2023, while they were just thinking
10:58of earning a little pocket money
10:59alongside their studies, they received
11:01a request that would change everything.
11:03An agent sent them photos of an empty
11:05apartment and told them he couldn't
11:07sell it because an empty apartment
11:09appeals to no one. And the only
11:12solution he knew before AI was to rent
11:13furniture and have a decorator come in
11:15on the day of the photos. But then, the
11:18students had an idea. They tested
11:20generating photos of the furnished
11:22apartment with AI, and in a few seconds
11:24, it produced photos worthy of the best
11:26photographers. But they didn't stop
11:28there. They even decided to make AI
11:30videos of apartment tours. The agent
11:33posted them, and a few hours later, he
11:34received dozens of inquiries for the
11:36apartment. So, he asked them for the
11:38same thing for about twenty other
11:39listings. That’s when they understood
11:41that if one agent pays for this,
11:43everyone else online will pay too. So,
11:45they decided to launch their business
11:47of photos and videos remade by AI,
11:48without a photographer, without a
11:50decorator, without a studio. The idea
11:52was so good that 18 months later,
11:54Zillow, the largest American real
11:56estate site, bought their company and
11:58made them multimillionaires in the
12:00process. And now, just imagine the
12:02number of companies that need this. The
12:04restaurant on Uber Eats that uses old
12:06photos of dark dishes in a kitchen. An
12:09online shop that photographs its
12:10products on a table in the living room.
12:12The clothing brand that can't afford to
12:15do a photoshoot with a model.
12:17Restaurants that put photos on their
12:19menu, hotels, and almost all these
12:20e-commerce sites. In France, the market
12:23is huge. There are about 1.2 million
12:25listings on Airbnb, 45,000 restaurants
12:27on Uber Eats, 158,000 online stores,
12:29and they all have the same problem. Yet
12:31, almost no one is offering this kind
12:34of solution. To get started, you need
12:36to follow four steps. 1. Open Uber Eats
12:38or Airbnb in your city. Find 10
12:40listings with bad photos. Redo all the
12:42photos using, for example, ChatGPT, and
12:44send them the before-and-after by
12:46message. Offer a subscription, because
12:48the restaurant will change its menu
12:50fairly regularly, and make sure to test
12:52several photos to find the ones that
12:54work best. Charge between € 150 and
12:57€ 400 per month and just stack up
12:59clients like that. And this business,
13:02honestly, I hesitated for a moment to
13:04launch it because, with new AIs, you
13:06can actually create incredible photos
13:08and even videos for real estate agents
13:10'listings. A few months ago, I put my
13:12apartment up for sale and found the
13:14price to hire a photographer or
13:16videographer to get the necessary
13:17images for the listing incredible. So
13:20it's certain that there is a big
13:21opportunity here for this business.
13:23Once again, in terms of costs, you're
13:25at € 20 for a subscription to ChatGPT
13:27or an AI like Flair, for example. Next,
13:30in terms of simplicity, it's 5/5; once
13:32again, the AI does all the work. You
13:34just have to contact the businesses,
13:36and in terms of potential, there are
13:37tons of clients. So yes, you won't sell
13:39for a premium, but you can quickly
13:41exceed € 5,000 per month. This
13:43business is ultra-powerful, but the
13:44only problem is that you have to
13:46convince each client one by one. And
13:48that's true for most businesses, except
13:50for the one I'm going to tell you about
13:52in 2 minutes, where it's a US law that
13:54forces companies to pay. And this same
13:57law has just arrived in France. But
13:59before that, I need to tell you about a
14:01business based on a skill you already
14:03have that all companies need and that
14:04is exploding in the United States right
14:06now. Business number 4: the slime
14:09factory. Picture a salesperson: it's 11
14:11p.m., they have a client meeting at 10
14:14a.m. the next day, and instead of
14:16preparing, they're busy moving logos
14:18around on PowerPoint, tweaking images,
14:20and checking for typos. And the next
14:22day, they give a mediocre presentation
14:24that the client rejects simply because
14:27the PowerPoint wasn't up to par. There
14:29are thousands of salespeople just like
14:31that. A study even showed that
14:33employees spend, on average, more than
14:35a day a week working on PowerPoint. And
14:37that's what a company called 24Slides
14:39realized. At first, it was a design
14:41agency specializing in PowerPoint
14:43presentations, then one day, a big
14:45client asked them to handle all the
14:47slides for their company. They realized
14:49that the client didn't want one perfect
14:51slide, but rather a large volume of
14:53slides at a consistent quality. So,
14:55they set a price of $ 11 per slide and
14:57promised to have the slide ready by the
14:59next morning. Suddenly, salespeople,
15:02consultants, and directors who were
15:03losing their evenings could just send
15:05over their messy files at night and get
15:08back a top-tier file by morning. The
15:10idea was so good that today, the market
15:12has its own standard rates. It's
15:14typically $ 500 to $ 2,000 per
15:16presentation for a freelancer, and $
15:182,000 to $ 5,000 for an agency. Now,
15:20just imagine how many people need this.
15:23Consultants, freelancers, salespeople
15:25—tons of people who are sick and
15:27tired of making slides. Today, there
15:29are AI tools that create slides for you
15:31in an instant. Look at Gamma, for
15:33example, or even Claude; you send it a
15:35text document, and it generates slides
15:37like that, instantly. So, your job is
15:39simple: reach out to them on LinkedIn
15:41—consultants, salespeople, vendors,
15:43or anyone working in a company who has
15:45to make PowerPoint presentations
15:47regularly. Then, tell them you'll
15:49handle their slides and deliver them in
15:51under 24 hours whenever they need them,
15:53in exchange for a monthly subscription
15:55of € 300 to € 800. Of course, you
15:57set a limit on the number of slides per
15:59month, and you can always raise your
16:00prices if the client contacts you way
16:02too often. Then, every time they reach
16:05out, you take their document, go to
16:06Gamma, and generate the slides. I won't
16:08show you, but you'll have to make a few
16:09edits here and there. And that's
16:11actually where you provide added value.
16:13Otherwise, the guy could simply use
16:15Canva on his own. In general, it will
16:17only take you a few dozen minutes and
16:19then you can send back the final result
16:20. In terms of budget, we're once again
16:22at € 20. You just need a subscription
16:24to a tool like Gamma or Claude. In
16:27terms of simplicity, we're at a 4/5.
16:29You just have to correct a few design
16:31mistakes made by the AI. and rearrange
16:33the slides when they don't make any
16:35sense. Of course, you'll also have to
16:36contact people and convince them. And
16:38in terms of potential earnings, I think
16:40this is a business where you can
16:42approach € 5,000 per month if you
16:44work hard. And now, that famous law
16:46that forces companies to pay you.
16:48Business number 5, the web bounty
16:50hunter. Take a blind person who wants
16:53to order a pizza on a website. Their
16:55phone reads out what's on the screen.
16:57They choose the pizza. They reach the
16:59payment button, and the button has no
17:00name. So their phone doesn't say "
17:02button." And they can't place the order
17:03. Well, in the United States, for 10
17:05years, this person has been able to sue
17:07the site because the law requires
17:08businesses to be accessible to the
17:10disabled and applies to the entire
17:11internet. There are lawyers who have
17:13made this their profession. Actually,
17:15they look for sites that aren't
17:16compliant and they send out thousands
17:18of letters. In 2018, one of these
17:19letters landed with three partners who
17:21run a small web agency, except it
17:23wasn't addressed to them. It was
17:25addressed to one of their clients with
17:27a threat of a lawsuit and a five-figure
17:29lawyer's bill. So they opened the site
17:32to find what was wrong, and the errors
17:34were always the same. Buttons without
17:36names, images without descriptions,
17:38pages impossible to read with a
17:39keyboard. The kind of error a developer
17:42fixes in a day and a boss will never
17:43see because they don't test their site
17:45with their eyes closed. So the problem
17:48isn't fixing the site; it's warning the
17:49bosses before the lawyer does, and
17:51getting paid for it. So they decided to
17:54launch their site auditing business
17:56that lists errors and sells the fix
17:58before the lawyer's letter arrives. The
18:01idea was so good that in 2024, more
18:03than 4,000 American sites received a
18:05letter from them. In 77%of cases, it's
18:07online shops. In France, the market is
18:09huge, you know. There are 158,000
18:11online stores, and since June 28, 2025,
18:13Europe has copied the American law. A
18:16store unusable by a disabled person
18:18faces a € 7,500 fine plus a daily
18:20penalty for late compliance. The sites
18:22were tested by an association and only
18:252.52%are compliant with the standards.
18:28And the thing is, no one knows about it
18:30except you. There is an incredible
18:32opportunity to seize right now.
18:35Actually, you can scan all these sites
18:37with AI and contact them if they aren't
18:39compliant. Getting all this started is
18:41very simple. Basically, you ask ChatGPT
18:43or Claude for a list of sites in a
18:46specific field. Then, you ask it to
18:48scan these sites to see if there are
18:50any errors regarding this new law. And
18:52for the sites where there are, you
18:54simply contact them, tell them you've
18:56detected errors, explain the money they
18:58could lose if they don't act quickly,
19:01and tell them you can share the report
19:03you made for a few hundred euros or
19:05even fix the errors yourself for €
19:07500 to € 1,000. In terms of cost,
19:10once again, just an AI subscription is
19:12enough. In terms of simplicity, it's a
19:155/5. Honestly, the sale will be very
19:17easy because you can scare them,
19:19there's a big market since the law just
19:20passed, and as for the rest, well, the
19:22AI will do it. And then in terms of
19:24financial potential, since it's a very
19:27recent opportunity, I think reaching
19:29€ 10,000 per month with this business
19:31is possible by working on business
19:33number 6: the local newsletter. To tell
19:35you about this business, I have to tell
19:37you about Ryan. In 2020, Ryan Snedon
19:39moved back in with his parents near
19:41Annapolis in a town of 40,000
19:43inhabitants. And that's when he has an
19:44idea. Actually, he had already launched
19:46a newsletter business, but it didn't
19:48work very well. This time, he decides
19:49to do things in reverse. He's actually
19:51going to test his idea first by running
19:53ads to see if people are interested in
19:55a newsletter specific to this small
19:56town. And it works very well. Each
20:00subscriber costs him barely 2 dollars
20:01in ads, and as a result, in a few
20:03months, he has several thousand people
20:05reading his newsletter. What he does is
20:09write this newsletter with AI in just a
20:11few minutes, because he simply asks
20:13ChatGPT for all the interesting events
20:15that happened in his city. And since
20:18it's a small town, there aren't really
20:20any competing newspapers. So, for the
20:21people in that town, the best way to
20:23stay updated on what's happening is to
20:25subscribe to his newsletter. Then, with
20:28all his subscribers, he just contacts
20:30local merchants and offers them a spot
20:33in the newsletter with a recommendation
20:35for a few hundred dollars. He can
20:38highlight two or three businesses a day
20:40and pull in several thousand dollars a
20:42month. There are plenty of towns like
20:44that in the United States, so he can
20:46scale up these newsletters and grow his
20:48business to earn a huge amount of money
20:50. You can do this business in France
20:53too, and there are tons of towns you
20:55can target with your newsletter.
20:57Specifically, there are 461 towns in
20:59France with between 20,000 and 100,000
21:01inhabitants. And if you cover three or
21:04four towns and feature a business for $
21:06100 per town per day, you'll easily
21:08exceed € 10,000 a month. Setting it
21:11up is very simple. You can target
21:13residents of a specific city on
21:15Facebook, for example, with an ad for
21:17your newsletter. You can write the
21:19newsletter with ChatGPT every single
21:21day. Then, you can use ChatGPT to find
21:24a list of local businesses and contact
21:26them to sell them a slot once a month
21:28or once a week in your newsletter. In
21:31terms of budget, expect a few hundred
21:34euros since you'll need to pay for ads
21:36upfront and get a subscription to an AI
21:38like ChatGPT. In terms of simplicity,
21:41I’d give it a 4/5 because the AI does
21:43the majority of the work. And finally,
21:45in terms of potential, I’d say
21:47between € 5,000 and € 10,000,
21:48though of course you could make much
21:50more if you manage to run several
21:52newsletters at once. Business number 7,
21:55the ghost agency. Imagine a marketing
21:58agency with four clients, each paying
22:00€ 400 a month, with no employees, no
22:01designers, and no copywriters. It
22:04doesn't produce anything, but it’s
22:06not a scam. It is one of the most
22:08copied business models in the United
22:09States right now. And to understand it,
22:12you have to look at your local bakery.
22:15When you buy a baguette, you don’t
22:17realize that in most cases, it arrived
22:19frozen in a truck that morning and a
22:21factory delivered it to the bakery.
22:23That’s basically the principle of
22:24white labeling. And for years,
22:26factories just like that have existed
22:28for marketing agencies. And what better
22:30example than Fitbird? To explain it,
22:32Fitbird is an American agency that
22:34manages social media for small
22:35businesses for 99 dollars a month. And
22:37on their site, there is a page called
22:38reseller. And that is exactly what
22:40it’s for. In fact, they deliver the
22:42service for you for less, and your
22:44client will never know. You pay the
22:46volume price and bill whatever you want
22:48. There are thousands of companies like
22:50this. So, you can launch your marketing
22:52agency business without producing
22:54anything, with a factory working for
22:56you in the background. The only thing
22:59you have to do is find the clients. The
23:02product already exists, the portfolio
23:03already exists, and you know in advance
23:05that your clients will like the work
23:07because thousands of companies have
23:08already tested and validated it before
23:10you. And the thing is, in the US, there
23:14are white-label factories for almost
23:15everything a small business might buy.
23:18SEO websites, ads, CRM software, videos
23:21, emails, entire catalogs with over 250
23:24services ready to be sold under your
23:27name. Over there, to start an agency,
23:29you don’t need to know how to do
23:30anything. You only need to focus on
23:32finding clients and then you can resell
23:34the services, making a profit margin
23:36along the way. In France, this model is
23:39almost unknown. Yet there are nearly 4
23:41million businesses that would be ready
23:43to buy this type of service. To get
23:44started, you need to follow four steps.
23:46The first is to choose a service. SEO,
23:48advertising, CRM software. In short,
23:50you can sell anything. Second, you
23:53source your service from a white-label
23:55site like Fitbird, SEO Reseller,
23:56GoHighLevel, Vendasta, etc., and you
23:58triple or even quadruple the price.
24:01Third, you spend your time finding
24:03clients and you sell them the services
24:04you buy from the United States. To
24:07contact them, once again, you can ask
24:09ChatGPT for a list and send them emails
24:11, DMs, or even call them directly. And
24:13there you go, you're all set. For this
24:15business, you often need € 0 to get
24:17started because you only buy the
24:19services once you've already sold them.
24:20In terms of simplicity, we're once
24:22again at a 4/5. You only need to focus
24:24on contacting and selling the services.
24:26In terms of potential, you can make
24:27several thousand euros per month. I
24:29think you've understood, all these
24:30businesses have huge potential. The
24:32United States is one of the best places
24:34to find business ideas. But there is
24:36another country where there is a lot of
24:38innovation that fewer people know about
24:40. That country is Japan. And I've made
24:43a list of businesses straight from
24:44there that you can also copy. If you're
24:47interested, you can click on the video
24:49right here. This was Yomi. See ya!

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