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Summary

In this video, Luís Motors, a rideshare driver in São Paulo, shares his first month of earnings from running a small shop in his car, selling items like gum and mints. He discusses his initial investments in the business and reveals how he made R$ 335 in profit from around 18-20 days of work. Luís highlights positive feedback from passengers and the practicality of setting up his shop in his car. He invites viewers to comment for a chance to win a similar setup, encouraging others to boost their own earnings with this side hustle.

Takeaways

• 😀 Luís, a rideshare driver in São Paulo since 2019, shares his journey with setting up a small shop in his car to increase earnings.
• 😀 The channel’s goal is to help other drivers improve their earnings, sharing personal experiences and advice for success in São Paulo or any city.
• 😀 Luís presents his investment breakdown, showing how much he spent on products and the structure for his car shop, totaling R$144.87 for the structure and R$265.20 for initial stock.
• 😀 After selling various products, Luís reports a total revenue of R$613.28, with a profit of R$339.26 after deducting initial costs.
• 😀 Luís reinvested R$272.98 into more products and has already made some sales from the new stock, bringing the total profit for the month to R$635.00.
• 😀 He highlights that his business is still in its first month, and he has made R$335.00 in pure profit after covering his initial investment costs.
• 😀 The best-selling items in his car shop are Trident gum (R$3.50) and Tic Tac mints (R$4), which have good profit margins of R$1.50 and R$2 per unit, respectively.
• 😀 Although some products like Tic Tac have a smaller profit margin, Luís earns more on other items, with some offering a triple profit margin.
• 😀 Feedback from passengers has been positive, with many purchasing from his shop, and Luís notes that he hasn't had a day without any sales.
• 😀 The setup is flexible, with the possibility of easily removing the shop's structure and placing it in the car's trunk, allowing for mobility and convenience.

Q & A

What is the purpose of this video?

The purpose of the video is to share the host's experience and insights on running a 'lojinha' (small shop) from the car while working as an app-based driver in São Paulo. The host aims to help fellow drivers increase their earnings and improve their business by providing useful tips.

How long has the host been working as an app-based driver?

The host, Luís, has been working as an app-based driver since August 2019, making it four years of experience by the time this video was made.

What is the main business idea shared in the video?

The main idea is to sell products (such as snacks and gum) from the car while driving passengers. This is referred to as running a 'lojinha' (small shop) during app-based driving work.

How much did the host initially invest in the 'lojinha'?

The host initially invested 144.87 BRL in the structure of the shop and 265.20 BRL in the first batch of products.

How much profit did the host make in the first month?

In the first month, the host made a total profit of 635.00 BRL, after deducting the initial investment of 339.26 BRL for purchasing products.

Did the host work every day during the first month?

No, the host worked approximately 18 to 20 days during the first month, rather than the full 30 days.

Which products were the most successful in terms of sales?

The most successful products were Trident gum and Tic Tac candies. The host reported good sales from these items.

How much does the host sell each Trident gum and Tic Tac for?

The host sells each Trident gum for 3.50 BRL and each Tic Tac for 4.00 BRL.

What was the profit margin on each item sold?

The host earns 1.50 BRL profit per Trident gum and 2.00 BRL profit per Tic Tac, although the profit on Tic Tac is not as high as on other products.

What feedback did the host receive from passengers about the 'lojinha'?

The passengers gave positive feedback about the 'lojinha'. They enjoyed the idea and purchased items, helping to make daily sales consistent.