Final yr, Hannah Crawford, a 29-year-old theater producer in London, noticed an underserved market: ladies and LGBTQ individuals who dread letting “man-with-a-van” movers haul their stuff after a breakup. She began posting in Fb teams providing to assist, renting vans and doing the strikes herself. “The posts blew up,” Crawford advised LADbible. Girls flooded her inbox with transferring horror tales, together with one who mentioned the man who moved her knew the place she lived and began sending her creepy messages.
Crawford shortly discovered herself booked six days per week. A viral Instagram put up this June introduced hundreds of latest followers, and by September she couldn’t sustain alone. Crawford now has a workforce of 20 movers throughout the U.Ok. and says the enterprise makes about $13,000 a month. She hopes to achieve $67,000 a month by the top of the yr and is concentrating on 100 strikes a month.
“All of us have the ability to create a ripple impact, Crawford mentioned. “Right here’s to ladies earning money, serving to each other and altering the friggin’ world.”
Final yr, Hannah Crawford, a 29-year-old theater producer in London, noticed an underserved market: ladies and LGBTQ individuals who dread letting “man-with-a-van” movers haul their stuff after a breakup. She began posting in Fb teams providing to assist, renting vans and doing the strikes herself. “The posts blew up,” Crawford advised LADbible. Girls flooded her inbox with transferring horror tales, together with one who mentioned the man who moved her knew the place she lived and began sending her creepy messages.
Crawford shortly discovered herself booked six days per week. A viral Instagram put up this June introduced hundreds of latest followers, and by September she couldn’t sustain alone. Crawford now has a workforce of 20 movers throughout the U.Ok. and says the enterprise makes about $13,000 a month. She hopes to achieve $67,000 a month by the top of the yr and is concentrating on 100 strikes a month.
“All of us have the ability to create a ripple impact, Crawford mentioned. “Right here’s to ladies earning money, serving to each other and altering the friggin’ world.”
