How You Can Profit From Local Daycare Centers
Every year a multi-billion dollar phenomenon occurs across America… the sales of high school yearbooks. Every parent, grandparent, and concerned relative put in their order. Typically they gladly pay an average of 60 dollars or more per copy.
The average family purchases two or more copies of the high school yearbook their graduating is in. Larger families purchase can easily three or more copies of a yearbook. Just imagine the recurring revenue possiblities.
Even at a medium size high school, there are around 300 seniors graduating each year. Three hundred, multiplied by a conservative figure of two per student at 60 bucks each are making high school yearbooks publishers a fortune.
Unlike regular book publishers, yearbook publishers are a small sector of the publishing industry. However, they enjoy a guaranteed income year after year. They know how may seniors are due to graduate, and they how many year books to publish because yearbooks are preordered before they are even published.
Imagine if you could publish a yearbook, and have nearly guaranteed annual income working as a home based business. There is nothing stopping you from becoming a home based yearbook publisher without the need of printing presses, binding machines, distributors, or even much up-front capital. All you really need is a profesional quality digital camera and a current computer to edit and layout your photos. For the printing, surely there is a large printing company in your local area that you can establish a relationship with.
Start thinking outside the box. Why not take yearbook publishing to a different and more lucrative level. How many daycare centers are there in your town or city? You may only have a few high schools, but the number of daycare centers for kids can range into the hundreds. You can only be a graduating high school senior only once. However, toddlers attend daycare centers for or more years.
You know how many kids there are in each daycare center, the yearbooks are pre-ordered before publication and the concept is sold to the businesses before the first word is written, picture is taken or much (if any) capital is outlayed.
When a child is enrolled in daycare, parents do not get to witness or be a part of that child’s life as they learn, play, socialize with peers, and participate in activities. Parents and families are missing great treasured moments of their children’s precious and cute formative years.
You can fill that void, and the chances are that no one in your area is doing this. You could even hire others do the work of going to daycare center about once a month, taking a few pictures with a note on what is occurring in each photo, and telling business about the yearbook…
Imagine the same parents, grandparents, and relatives… along with those of new daycare center enrollees will be scrambling to shove money into your pockets to have those special rarely seen moments and times year after year.
This is not just an idea. This is a lucrative big money making business successfully enjoyed by the few elite, forward thinking photographers out there. Now that you know it, you too can join the small band before it becomes an orchestra.