I recently made a partnership with a large stainless steel manufacturing plant to make and sell metal products. Only problem is I have no fucking clue what to sell.
Help me /biz/
>>988506
Stainless steel?
Make parts for appliance manufacturers, maybe cutlery, etc. Big companies take bids for smaller manufacturers to make components. Find a niche and do it the best and the cheapest. That's the only way to grow a business in manufacturing.
>>988506
Hire me ill write a business plan for you :^)
>>988533
Any steel really. Only problem is I need to keep it on the down low so business to business isn't really an option
>>988674
Why does it have to stay "on the down low?"
I'm not sure there are many lucrative sectors for steel outside of manufacturing. You could maybe make unique, artsy furniture? Like a weird looking table or something. I honestly don't know what else you could do with "down low steel"
>>988786
down low steel killed me
>>988506
manufacture guns for russia
>>988506
I have a very, very marketable idea for sheet metal. It's something I've been thinking about for a while. It's simple and small, but very novel. I'm serious.
>>988812
what is it? you should post it on this public forum, you can trust us, I promise
>>988506
How do you get to be in a position where you are partnered with a large manufacturer, without actually having anything for them to manufacture?
Dildos of course
>>988506
chip heaters
