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The video below is an example of an average 6 hour day at one of our busiest locations. We sell kettle corn for $4 and $6 a bag. (Most of our regulars buy at least 2 bags.)

The truth is it took a lot of hard work to get us to that point. It also takes a lot of hard work to make that kind of money on those $200 an hour days. This document will lay out in detail HOW we got to that point, WHAT was needed to create that sort of income and what you need to do to duplicate our success.

This is not a get rich quick scheme. But let me tell you, after a hard days of work, there’s nothing like having the satisfaction of counting a pile of money and having that instant gratification for all your efforts. If merely making $50-$75 profit an hour for each of you on an average day while still being your own boss doesn’t cut it for you, then you should probably try law school.

Note: if you’re planning on doing this with your wife, she’ll probably think she’s the boss. Just deal with it.

We–Eric and Velma–have been making and selling kettle corn across the east coast in many different events and locations. We’ve learned the lessons and gained the experience of the kettle corn business the hard way, by actually doing it. We’ve now created this ebook which shows you how we did it.

Kettle corn is a strictly local business. We can’t travel all over this country making kettle corn, we’ve got responsibilities at home too. But everybody can carve out a niche for themselves and get their own customers who will be addicted to your product.

Our customers are literally addicted to kettle corn. We’ll show you our… Read more…

Tags: popcorn, business, kettle korn

Tags: business, Kettle corn, kettle korn, popcorn