3 Mobile Businesses That Could Hit A Boom In 2021

We’re nearly three-quarters of the way through the year, and some business-minded people are already looking ahead to 2021. It’s been a weird year so far, with businesses of all sizes seeing big losses. Nobody really knows what Q4 will bring, but there are high hopes that it will at least be profitable.

Regardless, eyes are cast to 2021 as entrepreneurs try to predict what will be a hit. As it happens, next year could be the year that sees an explosion of mobile businesses. There’s been an increased demand for services that come to your door, meaning you don’t need to head out. Social distancing rules will probably be in place for a good few months, possibly even until the end of next year. That’s a wild guess, but most scientists seem to indicate this virus won’t disappear anytime soon. As such, companies will still have restrictions in place, meaning consumers have to book ahead or deal with long lines. Thus, mobile businesses become all the more attractive.

With that in mind, let’s dive into a few mobile businesses that could see a huge boom next year:

Mobile Garages

The idea behind this is that you go to people’s houses to fix or service their cars. It stops people from booking into a garage and dealing with the annoyance of not having a car all day. You can order some automotive tools and workshop supplies, pack them in a little van, then go from house to house serving clients. It has potential as you provide a service people need, and you also make it more convenient.

Barbers/Hairdressers

The 2020 lockdown showed the world just how valuable hairdressers and barbers are. So, it goes without saying that a mobile hairstyling business could be a huge hit. People are a bit iffy about going to their hairdresser and waiting around for ages – or calling up and booking in advance. Now, they can call you and get a trim from home.

Food Delivery

Setting up a food delivery service can be such a fantastic idea. I think people are getting sick of dealing with shops right now, and they’d rather have everything delivered. You could partner with local suppliers – like farmers – and set up a service that delivers fresh food to people’s doors. It works perfectly in the world of social distancing, but it also offers something a bit unique. Your local service helps local suppliers as well as giving people a chance to try new things.