The creator outlines a detailed business plan for a hyper-local, membership-based, 24/7 golf simulator facility. He breaks down the business model (self-serve, no food/drink), financials (rent, cleaning, security, overhead), and revenue projections based on a capped membership. He then details a customer acquisition strategy using targeted Instagram ads and concludes by summarizing the value proposition and asking the audience if they would join.
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I think about the private golf simulator membership a lot. Hyper local, almost like having one for your neighborhood. With only 50 people there would be plenty of room, could prob make it work with 100 realistically. #golflife #golfsimulator #golfstagram #businessidea
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I was building a golf sim business, this is exactly what I'd do. I'm going hyper local, membership based, self serve, no food, no drink, just golf. Membership is $1.99 a month for unlimited access, twenty four hours a day, an hour at a time. You'll need at least a thousand square feet with exterior access. This spot's $12.50 a month. It'll clean up nice and has plenty of room for a second bay later. Cleaners will come weekly, which is plenty because remember, there's no food and drink. We'll call that $600. We'll also have a monitored security system, key card access, some apps to run this place. Now we are online with overhead at $23.50. I'll even round that up to an even $3 for the haters. We're gonna cap things at 50 members, which brings our monthly revenue to just under $10,000. To fill those spots, we'll run Instagram ads to affluent golfers in the area. If we budget for a $500 CPA, that gives us $25 to go find 50 customers with 120 k a year. This is a members only convenient reservable 20 fourseven SIM in your neighborhood. Would you join? Follow me for some more boy math. Let's go.