B2C: Gambling , Loan sharks, Snake Oils , pornography , pimping and selling all kind of drugs including alcohol
B2B: overseas shell company, Insider trading funds , Political Campaigning , Money Laundering, Paid influencer
B2G: Money Printer Parasitism, Pandemic hoarding like selling vaccines to government, Immigrant hoarding like housing illegal immigrant in hotels
Non-Profit: Non-Profit overseas shell trusts
Lust , Addiction and Greed is always in demand regardless of economic recession
Gambling in 2024 is online and app based involving trading apps , rummy apps and crypto tokens
Loan shark in 2024 is online and app based involving quick loan apps , micro loan apps and crypto loan apps
Snake oils are anything that is not evidence-based and has no real efffect on health other than calming themselves from fearmongering
Pornography and Pimping in 2024 is online and involve scams from instagram - onlyfans sales funnel to webcamstudio - blackmailing
Selling Drugs in 2024 is running clubs, bars and selling marijuana brownie to acid stamps
Overseas Shell company set up in tax havens as parent company is easiest way to make profit from worldwide companies
Insider Trading Funds is only way to make money in stockmarket forever
Political Campaigning is easiest to make money through selling propoganda like right wing twitter or left wing instagram
Money laundering is easiest way to consistently run any business you like without ever going to loss
Paid Influencer is most dishonest profession and you sell yourself to highest bidder like all the celebrities
Money Printer Parasitism is finding any business that is close to countries central bank or reserve bank
Pandemic hoarding is overpriced selling of essentials and medicine
Immigrant hoarding is threatening nations with sending immmigrants or holding onto them inside nations that government has to pay billions in tax to sustain
Non-Profit Overseas Shell trust is ability to launder and store money as tax free
Ease of running is also one of the long list of reasons why all of these are banned
B2C: Retirement homes , Nursing Homes, Tourism, Edutech course selling , FOMO based Entrance Coaching
B2B: Hiring Agency , Corporate workshop teaching Agency , Social Media management , IaaS , PaaS and corporate content creation
B2G: Lottery and Alcohol
Non-Profit: Local and small community based (like neighborhood clean-ups or small-scale educational programs)
Edutech in 2024 is app based with long form video content that is really worth only 1 sentence text
College Entrance Coaching is FOMO based on losing access to ivy leagues
Science sells more than religion especially if consumers are younger than 30 years old
Corporations love to upskill their useless employee to posture themselves as ready for anything to stockholders
B2C: Franchise Real Estate based Stores like Mcdonalds or Starbucks outlets , Real Estate Agencies
B2B: Corporate Real Estate agency , SaaS (Software as a Service)
B2G: Airlines , Transport , Defense and Police
Non-Profit: Small cause charity, Foundations
Real estate chain flipping or property flipping with a store on top of it is sustainable for most people
Airlines, transport and defense varies on how big the project is
Foundations expect you to have money first
B2C: mom and pop stores or MSME Retailer , barber shop , salons
B2B: MSME Wholesaler , VC investment funds firms
B2G: Tourism , Prison
Non-Profit: Religious trusts , Soup Kitchen, Cultural organisation, Mutual Benefit Organisation(Trade unions)
Mom and Pop Stores are backbone of nation and needs minimum effort and maximum deregulation to make money
Wholesalers require more regulatory licensing
VC investment funding firms require well versed knowledge of finance and very high investment from liberal profiteers through personal networks
Tourism require either religious backing or influencer backing or Illegal backing
Prison is cheap labor that can be exported but require more consistent low IQ male criminal populations with good law-order
Religious trusts require personal religious affiliations and network
Soup Kitchens require consistent charity and donation
B2C: Hospitals , University , Colleges , Schools , Church , Temple , Synagogue and Masjids
B2B: Incubators , Accelerators, Medical Device Companies, Defense Device companies , Big Pharma companies
B2G: Telecomm , Government Hospitals , University , Colleges and Schools
Non-Profit: Social Advocacy , Animal Rights, Human Rights and Environmental organisations
Hospitals require trade unionised doctors and nurses with expensive medical equipments
University require trade unionised teachers with expensive teaching equipments
College require trade unionised lecturers with expensive lab equipments
Religious organisations require low IQ population or people that is not heavily invested in Science
Incubators require high IQ founders or saturated job market with unemployment or pro-capitalistic government
Accelerators require access to VC funding and VC firms preferrably ran by exited founders
Medical Device companies when not in pandemics require very high regulatory burden from FDA,ISO,ISSAI,TGA, PMDA, Health Canada, ANVISA,HSA,MHRA,IMDRF,WHO,EMA , MDR
Defense device companies when not in war require very high regulatory burden from DAU , DOD , EDA, NSO, MoD, NSTL,DRDO,CASG,DND,UN,ISO and WTO
B2C: Profitable Youtube Channel, Profitable Instagram Influencer, Consumer app that has a competitor , Trade unionised services like Taxi agency, Most consumable corporates like Apple, Nintendo , Starbucks ,Mcdonalds
B2B: Research Labs like OpenAI , DeepMind , Xai , lifestylecorp(openmedASI)
B2G: Government Run Research Labs like manhatten project and NIH
Non-Profit: Non-Profit Research Hospitals , Sports organisation , poverty alleviation reform organisation
B2C apps on playstore and appstore is even more difficult to sell on profit because of predatory store rules and zero cost demand
B2B research labs are in need of extreme funding for paying their researchers to stop from being poached
Government Research Labs not only require high IQ educated founders but also very high secrecy and IQ educated employees that require highest pay and heavy regulation due to ethical issues
Non Profit Research Hospitals require best of both worlds at worst salary structure and needs heavy socialist religious backing like John Hopkins or CMC Vellore
B2C: Manufacturing without import tariff, Traditional Banks and Freemium Consumer apps with mods and torrents
B2B: Any business that harms politicians or vote banks , Any business that takes away wealth from wealthy(Robinhood , Tax)
B2G: High Quality manufacturing , High Quality Edutech , Ivy league
Non-Profit: Non profit Research labs , Non-Profit manufacturing
Manufacturing without import tariff is a zero sum game and win-win for wholesalers but lose-lose to retail manufacturers
Vote banks are the salary of politicians anything that disrupt the status quo of feminism , fascism , communism , lgbtq+ , oppression narrative is a big no
Any business that is in the public eye as making money is target for taxation
High Quality manufacturing require 10% revenue(3% to 20%) to be spend on R&D which is near impossible in Government run business that budget for less than 1%
High Quality Edutech require a lot of investment on tech infrastructure and selection of high IQ students
Ivy league to run needs smartest people to settle in the country with their families
Non Profit Research labs require constant churn of high IQ researchers with latest tools
Non Profit manufacturing require constant R&D to cut cost and increase quantity or quality at cost of prolonged time
B2C: Trade Unions , Consumer Complaints , Regulations , Freemium competition , Government Socialist Overeach
B2B: Prolonged sales time , Corporate Espionage , Capital intensive , Intense Scaling laws
B2G: Political Instability , Slow fund release, Nationalisation of resources and company, Bidding Process ,Regulatory Compliance, Longest Sales Cycle and Large funding potential
Non-Profit: Lack of funding , Lack of credibility , Lack of political affiliation and lack of religious affiliation
Trade unions increase cost of production while lowering the quality and quantity of products
Consumer complaints increase Churn rate and lower future sales
Regulations increase time and cost to make any product or service
Freemium Products is price dumping forever
Government socialist overreach lowers all profit
Prolonged Sales time make it very high risk reward
Corporate Espionage is stealing intellectual property and future price dumping
Capital intensive makes it difficult to raise funds and time to product
Intense Scaling Laws make it difficult to grow in the market as you can saturate Total Available Market in 2 years
Political Instability makes your government approved project to be scraped or on project when the politician gets transferred or ruling party changes
Slow Fund Releases as all middle men and beaurocrats wants a piece of the pie
Nationalisation makes it overnight ceasure of all your business cause they can
Bidding Process: Most B2G contracts are awarded through a competitive bidding process where businesses submit proposals in response to Requests for Proposals (RFPs) issued by government agencies.
Regulatory Compliance: B2G businesses must adhere to strict regulations and standards set by government entities, which can vary significantly by region and type of service.
Long Sales Cycles: The sales process can be lengthy due to the complexity of government procurement procedures and the need for thorough evaluations of proposals.
Potential for Large Contracts: Government contracts can be substantial in size and duration compared to private sector contracts, making B2G a lucrative market for many businesses.
Lack of funding is biggest issue for non-profits and not much for for-profits
Lack of credibility is a bad rep for non-profit as everyone suspect it to be money laundering
Lack of political affiliation makes it difficult to bypass government regulations and socialist funding
Its near impossible to run a non-profit as a secular non-religious or atheistic organisation
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