PAST PROJECTS

PANGAEA 1 is a complete International Business Consulting firm. We have experience in all sizes of business setup and consulting. Here are just a few examples of some of the projects we have consulted for and put together from start to finish; ranging from very small to very large.

Car Wash Facility

The business is a Self Serve and Automatic car wash facility. With the consulting services of PANGAEA 1, the business was purchased in June of last year. No equipment was functional, roof repairs and structural repairs were needed, and the business was shutdown. A total rehab project was initiated. A General Contractor was hired, city permits were pulled, and new Jim Coleman car wash equipment was ordered.

Repairs to the roof were made. Repairs to the structure and bay walls were made. The drainage system was cleaned. New vacuums were installed. New pumping equipment was installed. New high-pressure pumps and hoses were installed. New chemical and water lines were run to each bay. New vending machines and change machines were installed. The lot was re-striped. The curbs were repainted. The canopies were repaired and repainted. The buildings and vacuum islands were patched and repainted. A Water Wizard Touchfree Automatic was installed.

PANGAEA 1 also coordinated all the inspections and licensing needed to operate the business. And, in September, the car wash opened for business.

The business is a Self Serve and Automatic car wash facility. The facility is accessible to customers 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The business now generates income for the current owner 24 hours a day, with no employees!

Automated Website Portfolio

PANGAEA 1 put together a portfolio of websites that are 100% automated. We setup all the correspondence and agreements between the various parties involved with the project. These series of websites generate money for their owner, with no requirements or maintenance. They are 100% automated and effortless.

Here’s how the portfolio of websites makes money for the owner.

The websites have their very own custom made stores with thousands of products in each store. Each product is shipped directly from stores selling through Amazon. The owner will never have to touch a product or deal with the customers in any way. The websites sell products and Amazon pays the owner commission on each and every product sold.

The websites were set up with Google Adsense ads also. Each time a visitor to a website clicks on one of the ads the owner will be paid. The visitor doesn't even need to buy anything. They just click and the owner makes money. Google Adsense pays anywhere from a few cents to $50 per click, depending on the popularity of the site.

Sports sites also earn additional revenue from a sports betting affiliate. Revenue is owned for the site owner for the life of the sports better.

PANGAEA 1 led the complete project. From start to finish. We handled the location and purchasing of premium domain names, the research and selection of profitable retail categories, the setup and creation of all the websites, the creation of the various owner accounts that need to be setup in order for the owner to be paid, and the legal entity needed for tax purposes. Each month the owner receives commission checks deposited directly into their bank accounts. All 100% effortless.

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