Would you

> Program s , plural, YES, that's what I was
> thinking... a new PROVEN program every
> month.
This is a twist on the George Haylings/Ron Ruiz new business ideas/descriptions every month, except you provide the "how to" in addition to "here's a clever biz idea". I like the subscription model, as well.

> Don't like the idea of selling Watches...
> then buy the Dry Car Wash hotsheet (which
> tells you how to sell the Dry Car Wash, or
> the liquid you mentioned, by going
> door-to-door).

From about age 10 - 12, I subscribed to a "science project of the month" deal, and learned a lot by doing. If I didn't like the project, I skipped it. Same concept.

> You could go all out and make this idea
> complicated... requiring the person to put
> together the thing they sell... but I'm more
> for... here's how to sell this widget (what
> I have found to work) and here's where to
> get the widget in SMALL quantities. Away you
> go.
To me, that's the hook - turnkey, simple and doable if you walk out your door (or make a call, send an email, etc.)

> If it's a DRY car wash, why the need for a
> liquid?

The Dry part comes from not needing water - you spray on the liquid, wipe it off with one towel and polish with a second towel.