MESH Weekly Round-Up: Your Next Business Idea Is Here
What if your next big money move starts with one idea among these ones?
This week, we’re getting into the hustles that could pay off, from skincare, makeup and hairstyling to selling digital products and houses without owning property.
Find out how to prove your gas cylinders are legit, whether it’s better to start small or go big, and a new video challenge you don’t want to miss.
Poll: Customer Anasema “Nitalipa Kesho” — What Are You Thinking?
Umepatia customer product ama service, then unasikia, “Nitalipa kesho.” Are you trusting them, sending reminders, ama unaanza kujiuliza kama pesa yako imeenda?
Tell us what goes through your mind when a customer delays payment.
Tushow ukweli.
Is Skincare Products a Good Biz?
Can making and selling skincare products turn into a profitable business?
Roy amebonga na Stevo, a skincare specialist, kuhusu hii hustle, giving you a closer look at the business and what it takes to get started.
Watch ujue kama kuna doh.
How to Make Money With Digital Products — A No-Nonsense Guide
You don't always need physical stock to make sales online.
From ebooks and templates to other downloadable products, discover how digital products work, what you can sell, and how to start building an income stream using your skills.
Soma guide uanze kujipanga.
How Much Can a Hairstyling Hustle Make?
Una skills za kusuka? That talent inaweza kuwa more than just a skill ya kusaidia marafiki na family.
Find out what you may need to start, how much you can charge, and the costs to consider before calculating your potential profit.
Cheki real figures hapa.
How Do You Convince a Customer Your Gas Cylinders Are Legit?
When it comes to selling gas, customers want more than a good price—they want to know that the cylinder is genuine and safe.
Learn how to build trust, show customers what to check, and make your LPG business stand out for the right reasons.
Find out uweze ku-build trust.
Makeup Artistry — Kuna Doh Kwa Hii Hustle?
Mishel is a mobile makeup artist who started her hustle with KES 25,000.
Roy and the team explore how much she charges, the costs behind her services, and what it takes to make money from makeup artistry.
Watch story ya Mishel.
Guess the Customer Type! #CustomerServiceWeek
Every business has that customer who asks for a discount, the one who says atarudi kesho, and the one who wants everything done ASAP.
For Customer Service Week, let's see kama unaweza identify different customer types and how you would handle them in your biashara.
Share yako kwa comments.
New Challenge Alert: My Best Business Tip
Every MESHer has learned something from running a business, whether ni how to get customers, manage cash, or avoid making expensive mistakes.
Share your best business tip in a video and help another hustler learn something that could make a difference.
Post video yako for a chance ku-win.
MESH Investigates: Start Small or Big?
When starting a business, would you rather begin with a small investment and grow pole pole, ama go big from day one?
MESHERS are sharing their preferences and reasons, but the best approach can depend on your capital, market, and appetite for risk.
Watch, then utuambie: small ama big?
How James Nyamwaya Sells Houses as a Sales Agent
Think real estate needs millions before you can enter? James Nyamwaya is showing another way by connecting potential house buyers with property sellers and earning commission when deals go through.
Discover how he's using social media to build connections and turn opportunities into income.
Soma story ya James.
Uko na unique business or hustle that stands out? MESH is looking for real, inspiring stories from MESHERS.
Share story yako.
This week imekua full of lessons you can take into your own biz. Choose one idea and make your move.