>India has a population of 1.3 billion.
>Indonesia has 260 million.
>Pakistan has 211 million.
>Brazil and Nigeria have roughly 200 million each.
These countries are getting increasingly internet-connected since chink smartphones are cheap as hell nowadays. How do we profit Jow Forums? Forget the US, we gon be 3rd world rich.
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Whoa. Wtf are you ranting bout
Sell them out of date food
We shill crypto. It’s already happening, I remember seeing pajeets Blockfolio with like 15 ripples. They will pump it and hold our bags.
Create "gated community" websites so people from the developed world don't have to share the same web as these people
It sickens me to think I'm conversing online with these third world niggers
I'm saying that these 3rd world countries have absolutely huge populations that are increasingly using the internet bub. Chinese farmer peasant's have smartphones and wechat accounts. I don't know about you but I want to profit off that.
"FREE COW COIN"
trick them into buying bitcoin, ethereum, etc. we need to be able to extract value out of these worthless countries somehow
Good luck. You think China will alow some dirty foreigner to profit on their turf? kek
The volume of these currencies is hundreds of millions a day. The market ain't gonna shift that much if some Pajeets try get in on it.
China isn't the only opportunity. Also, until you start making serious money they won't notice or care. They don't brief Xi Jinping on every white devil trying to make a buck off them.
In all honesty, the only places in the 3rd world countries where you can leverage on 'being white' are the Philippines, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore or Latino America.
Invest in one of those pajeet rupee, rupaya, whatever coins. Trick is to pick the one that 1 billion people will be using.
I'll stick with BTC for my small gains.
I'm not trying to leverage being white, I'm just trying to profit off these huge populations. I think that marketing shit as "western" is a good strategy though, since these countries are growing rapidly and becoming wealthier they want to emulate Westerners by buying Western brands.
I'm already invested in crypto, but this isn't about that. It's pretty much impossible to guess which coins Indians will be using for example, that's more speculation than business.
3 years too late
Look up historical Google trends, Nigeria was in Ethereum before Jow Forums
youre kidding right? chinese business loves gweilo
>they want to emulate Westerners by buying Western brands.
That is the fastest way to get BTFO by the Nationalists.
The Chinese forums are already filled with complaints about using Eastern European Models for advertising and many companies are shifting to Asian models for authenticity.
thats basically government "regulation". markets respond to westerns, but its not a free market
Make one of those mobile app that lets you "earn" money by voluntarily watch ads, but instead of paying in money, you pay in eth or litecoin. Then just market it to pajeets. I'd bet young pajeets would be willing to grind it for really small rewards while you get all the ad revenue.
Southeast Asia/Latino America on the other hand, for some reason, they always include a token White guy in everything from advertisements to even cameos in local dramas/movies.
For India/Arab land, they always include a beautiful busty white woman.
There is a high demand for western goods but yeah it is true that the Chinese do have nationalistic tendencies. It's still pretty lucrative though, look at how Louis Vuitton is struggling to keep their elitist status due to how common their products are in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong =/= Mainland =/= Singaporean =/= Japanese =/= Korean
I'm definitely looking at the Play store as a possible revenue stream. Seems like a good way to make money of tech-clueless people.
Pic related, the state of the Indian play store.
Yeah fair call. I'll probably have one eye on all those coins just in case.
The big money down over the last couple of years here (Aus) has been in infant formula and the like. The Chinese evidently like buying products that won't kill their kids.
I'm well aware, I'm just citing an example.
Right now, for consumer goods, they prefer Japanese/German/Indigenous goods over American/Korean/Others
For luxury goods, the market will decline from there for foreign brands for the same reason why Burberry failed in England.
Too many people own one.
I'm from Australia too man. Look at what happened to weet-bix too. My chinese friend was telling me about how they buy packs for the equivalent of $40 bucks over there.
>Indonesia has 260 million.
You might want to know about this then.
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Decision Token is going to be used by millions in Indonesia in 2018. This is fucking huge.
Interesting stuff. I think making a lot of money in most of Asia has little to do with high markups and everything to do with high quantities. As I mentioned there are huge population's of people getting online but these people aren't very wealthy so trying a luxury angle is too exclusive to make huge profits.
People generally want things of a Higher Quality.
The competition within China is ridiculous.
But so far from my general exp on TB and their forums the past few years,
The German have the winning combination so far of Quality+Price.
The Chinese megacorp are catching up due to the same combination but with an added bonus of new upmarket functions.
The Japanese are stagnating because their products tend to be plasticky, feels cheap/low-rent/utilitarian
The Koreans are insanely cheap but not durable (Shit breaks within a week/month)
The Americans retardedly enough, generally charge much higher than the Germans/Japanese for the same product
(2x-to-3x the price)
The funny thing it was a New Zealand company that started the full Melamine milk powder fiasco
Fonterra, I think it was
There should be J-list kind of thing selling shit to china. I don't know what specific goods would sell well, but I imagine that Chinese middle class would be interested in Western foods and shit.
You should take note that right now, even the best French Chateaus have Taobao shops
Hell, even real authentic Turkish carpets are sold on Taobao, imported straight from Turkey.
But right now, you could try selling Weihanstephaner/Erdinger/Paulaner/Ayinger/Dogfish head because there is little-to-nil competition in that area.
Premium Cheese/Butter with history is another area, just don't venture into Nestle territory.
You could earn quite a lot by opening up authentic Western Bakeries offering authentic Western Bread (French/Italian) or authentic Western Food, only in big cities like Beijing/Shanghai/Tianjin, if that is your field
Fresh supplies of 'Premium' seafood like cod/'Soon Hock'/King Crabs/Sri Lankan Crabs and Abalone also are highly-sought by premium restaurants in the PRC.
There's a lot of money to be made in emerging markets, but it requires a little more investment in real infrastructure vs 1st world countries.
Take India for example, there are millions of middle/upperclass people willing to shop online, the problem is Indian Shipping services are garbage.
There are a lot of very successful businesses I've seen popup which utilize their own private shipping systems (poor pajeets on scooters essentially) to privately delivery online purchases. This also allows for Cash on Demand, which is more popular and trustworthy than credit cards. There's dozens of huge Indian "Amazon" type websites, doing VERY very well right now. There's still a ton of room in this market.
The same is true for eCommerce in every developing country, you wanna get in early enough to beat most competitors but not before the population is significantly ready to embrace it. Pakistan seems to be in the perfect position for this.
Invest in Rightmesh and OpenGarden and you will profit.
bread, cakes and beer are probably very good areas, having less overhead and food cost.
restaurants on the other hand rely on imported ingredients which eat big into your margin.
The thing about selling to the Chinese is authenticity, selling them 'the actual experience'.
It is really that simple but yet so many companies got it catastrophically wrong.
Thanks for the info man, you've been very helpful. I'll do some more research into food, but you're right in that taobao is a great opportunity.
Your point about this shipping services is good, that will be a challenge for ecommerce. Kind of related to your "cash on demand" thing, I was interested in microloans as a service seeing as that area is seeing some pretty big growth, but I don't know how strict financial services are regulated in India and the like.
>India
>Indonesia
>Pakistan
Invest in Omisego.
Singapore? 3rd world country? God damn u muricans are stupider than i thought.
>competing with Amazon
No thanks
Here is the kicker:
You don't even need to be a Chinese citizen to open an intl shop on Taobao/Tmall
Kek forgot to erase that
Yeah just looking quickly now I already found tablets I can buy at the pharmacy for 20 dollars selling for 50 in China. Australia post charges a minimum of $13 for sending parcels though so I need good markups.
As long as it is not American. The Chinese would buy it.
Tabs imported from the states have a long dubious history/reputation in China of being placebo at best and narcotics at worst
How does it make bank though?
Nah, it's aussie brother, true blue.
Well, best of luck lad
Props if you beat Herbalife
Invest in the plumbing company Fowler. An insider told me they're close to closing a deal on a low cost, eco-friendly toilet. Not made of porcelain, a durable recycled plastic.
surely there's some kind of scam to be run on pajeets to steal their precious ruppees?
maybe sell them some kind of indoor toilet made to look like a street?
Thanks for your help man, I'll be working on making a list of products I can sell, I can get some Chinese people I know to help me with the Mandarin on taobao.
Security companies in general must perform well in developing countries
Brazil f.e. is a yuge market for armored cars
I imagine that closed circuit security systems and their installation can be pretty profitable
In countries where the police force is corrupt it is advisable to use foreign security firms as they are more reliant
Apparently child safety seats for cars are also a niche market
Lots of opportunities but i cant think of something that requires little capital to start
Maybe selling cheap industrial smoking papers to underdeveloped nations where people smoke pot in banana leaves, who knows
What about consumer goods that are consumed but cant be sourced locally, such as portuguese wine marketed to chinks?
GWA?
And how is Portuguese wine different from Spanish wine?
>make ERC20 token Indian Bitcoin (IBTC)
>make android app Indian Bitcoin that allows purchase of IBTC
>???
>profit
Its cheaper for the same quality
Its not really different
Know this chinese woman who sells gift packs to big chinese corporations
She basically goes shopping fir a 50 euro gift basket and sells a couple thousand
Spanish wine already sells for disgustingly cheap in China because they want to dominate the lower tiers of the Chinese market.
I am talking Australian levels of cheapness.
Unless Portuguese wines have the kind of pedigree that surpasses the Spaniards/Italian or possess niche appeal, I don't see a business case here.