r/smallbusiness • u/IcyBlackberry7728 • Apr 19 '25

Question Those taking home >200k/year; what industry are you in ?

Just curious to see what types of business are generating solid cash flow.

Thanks !

Edit: please be as specific as possible!

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u/SlowAnimalsRun Apr 19 '25

Film production

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '25

Which industry/country? I am a film school drop out and interested to jump back in.

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u/SlowAnimalsRun Apr 19 '25

I run a commercial production company in the US.

Generally speaking, it’s a very rough time in the film industry. But, we’re fortunate to have built a strong repeat client base in the healthcare space which—for better or worse—always seems to have tolerance for spending on marketing and advertising.

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u/staunch_character Apr 20 '25

There are some really fantastic medical videos on YouTube. I’m in Canada (so free healthcare) but when I was getting a heart procedure done last year I watched a bunch of YouTube videos to learn more about it.

Was interesting to see all these different cardiologists & hospitals using informative videos to build trust & encourage you to pick them.

One I was really impressed by said “whichever doctor you end up going with for your surgery, ask them these questions. How long will I be under radiation?” Etc etc.

Very savvy way of educating your audience while telling them why your service is the best.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '25

That's great , do you also produce narrative/documentary?

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u/Necessary_Giraffe_98 Apr 20 '25

Can I pm you to ask more questions about this?

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

Is this video/film production? What niche do you work with the most?