I’ll let you know how it goes. How’s your own 30 day challenge going?

Best,

Mike

Thanks for your comment about uptake of certain micro-industries. Indeed, I heard on the BBC recently that a massive uptake in champagne and smoked salmon sales has historically been an indicator of poor economic conditions as the upper middle-class start to celebrate more birthdays at home, rather than eating out.

My pricing at pizza-levels is no co-incidence either. Dominos Pizza here in the UK reported substantially increased profits during the credit crunch. Ironically, because people are ordering take aways more often than eating out. So while traditional restaurants might be suffering, the take away is booming. We know the net effect is decline, but I don’t think that every product and service and every industry will be in decline this year.

Let’s see! If let you know how it goes. Even if the business fails I’ll blog about it.

I doubt your crazy. In fact, if history is any guide at all, a service such as this can indeed do quite well even in critical economic climates. The last recession, for example, here in the early 90′s saw mobile car detailing take off and the whole mini franchise thing for everything from pet grooming to massage.