Ridiculous Small-Business Plan Encouraged By Friends
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#2I was studying marketing when the 'super premium pet food' segment was invented. The idea that dog and cat were prepared to paid $US 3 per 4oz can of food was amazing.
At the time the best steak or fish was about $7 /lb
This could be a multimillion dollar company.
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#3I think this could actually work. I'd say it would most probably work.
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#4it's a funny headline, but the business idea seems completely plausible.
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#5I think this could actually work. I'd say it would most probably work.
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#6There's a huge untapped market for high-end dog treats made with natural ingredients, and I'm getting in on the ground floor. If you don't believe me, ask my friend Angie
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#7She needs 4000% growth in sales by year end to remain in business. And I wouldn't be surprised if it grows by 8000%. God! Look at the way Karen Sabin speaks. The love and passion for her dream is clear in her statements. This woman is going to make it big. And I'm sure she's soon going to be the poster-woman of every business magazine very soon. Enormous passion! I bet she'll even easily crush Google if there's something called Google Pet Food.
Its a treat to aspiring entrepreneurial minds to read stories of such people with unique ideas.
Go Sabin! go!
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#8There's a huge untapped market for high-end dog treats made with natural ingredients, and I'm getting in on the ground floor. If you don't believe me, ask my friend Angie http://www.doghousebagels.com/
A low carb diet for dogs - that is just sick...
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#9it's depressing that the onion correlates with reality to a higher degree than mainstream media.
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#10Great work Onion, brilliant parody. But the business idea itself is not that bad.