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How to keep your idea muscles nice and strong:
1. Join niche Facebook groups about specific subjects/groups of people
Get narrow. Don’t just join meme pages, join pages/groups centered around retiree communities.
Specific groups of people = specific problems.
1. Join niche Facebook groups about specific subjects/groups of people
Get narrow. Don’t just join meme pages, join pages/groups centered around retiree communities.
Specific groups of people = specific problems.
2. Once a week login and look at what everyone is talking/joking about
Study the consistent themes and the lingo.
Engage in the comments and start some conversations.
This is the fastest way to understand them on a deeper level.
Study the consistent themes and the lingo.
Engage in the comments and start some conversations.
This is the fastest way to understand them on a deeper level.
3. Make notes of the pains they want solved.
Certain jokes will be a consistent theme meaning that the root of it is a big deal.
Retirees always making jokes about how their kids and grandchildren don’t come visit?
Massive emotional issue there aka extremely profitable.
Certain jokes will be a consistent theme meaning that the root of it is a big deal.
Retirees always making jokes about how their kids and grandchildren don’t come visit?
Massive emotional issue there aka extremely profitable.
4. Ask for recommendations to solve XYZ as if you are actually suffering from it
Once you dive deeper into a particular market - craft your profile to fit in.
Start asking questions like you want everyone’s opinion on what they’ve done to solve the issues.
Once you dive deeper into a particular market - craft your profile to fit in.
Start asking questions like you want everyone’s opinion on what they’ve done to solve the issues.
4. Questions like
“How did you fix ABC?”
“How do you like company XYZ vs YXZ?”
“Do you recommend company XYZ?”
“How did you fix ABC?”
“How do you like company XYZ vs YXZ?”
“Do you recommend company XYZ?”
5. Study the top competitors and the gaps they are overlooking
Look for the answers to questions like:
“Why do you like X for than Y?”
“How does X make you feel?”
“What could make this better?”
Look for the answers to questions like:
“Why do you like X for than Y?”
“How does X make you feel?”
“What could make this better?”
Ideas aren’t worth anything.
We all have that uncle who swears he has a “billion dollar app idea”.
But if you do the above every week - you’ll have extremely PROVEN and PROFITABLE ideas to choose from 24/7
We all have that uncle who swears he has a “billion dollar app idea”.
But if you do the above every week - you’ll have extremely PROVEN and PROFITABLE ideas to choose from 24/7
