Big Star Lights Community

Big Star Lights Community is for home service pros. Build a profitable outdoor lighting business.

Why you should join: Business education, installer resources, trade support and collaboration for Christmas lights, civic displays and residential or commercial lighting services. Free to join.

The one-liner

A free Circle community training home service pros to build lighting installation businesses.

What they actually sell

Big Star Lights Community, run by Andre Ani, lives on Circle. Its public pitch: "A community for home service professionals, business owners, and entrepreneurs installing lighting." It is free to join. Andre Ani's community is a network of home service professionals building profitable businesses with outdoor lighting. Courses use video breakdowns, written guides and quizzes to introduce the business, aimed at entrepreneurs and installers moving into lighting. Members get discounts on Big Star Lights products and partner vendors, and live weekly and monthly events with industry veterans. Christmas lights, civic displays and residential or commercial lighting are all in scope.

Who pays and why

Home service professionals and entrepreneurs who want to add Christmas and permanent lighting. They want a serious, seasonal revenue stream and support from people already doing it. They join for business courses, product discounts and live events with lighting veterans.

Where the members come from

The Big Star Lights product business is the feeder, so the community doubles as customer education for installers. The page links no social channels.

What's holding it back

Free training from a supplier can feel like a sales funnel, which may put off installers who use other products. Lighting work is also seasonal.

Steal this

Teach customers how to build a business around your product, so their growth becomes your sales.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for solar, pool or landscaping suppliers. Weak for products without a service trade around them.