Markets & Places for Ideas
Notes šļø
https://twitter.com/tibo_maker/status/1425774071296544773
How do you build SaaS from scratch? Itās easy. Go to Gumroad, find something that sells well and turn it into SaaS
Bring class to the masses
Rip, Pivot, and Jam
Studying what works for other indie hackers is one of the best ways to find realistic, profitable business ideas. Many indie hackers share exactly how they did it which makes it much easier to replicate their success. The idea is not to clone successful products (that probably wonāt work anyway) but to ārip, pivot, and jamā. Rip: Study a successful business and copy their business model. Pivot: Apply the business model to another industry or vertical. Jam: Hustle to get customers. Or as Bruce Lee puts it: āAbsorb what is useful, reject what is useless, add what is essentially your own.ā
Chrome Extensions
Chrome extensions are criminally underrated. Simple to build, sticky for users, and can provide a ton of value by sitting on top of 5+ hours a day of internet browsing. Pretty cool to see some of these products that started as chrome extensions become $1B+ businesses. More will come. -Someone on Twitter
The billion dollar Google Chrome extension club:
- Loom
- Honey
- Grammarly
These companies started as Chrome Extensions and created billions of value
āThe latest startup theme du jour is āhelping creators make moneyā but I am and always will be bullish on the theme āmake a developerās life easierā.ā
Shopify apps/Wordpress plugins - is there one that is solving a heavily sought after problem, but only doing well because itās the least-bad option? Is there room for a niche service business or SaaS off of it?
Idea research done for you šļø
- Software Ideas
- Opportunities.so
- https://chromeextensionideas.substack.com/
- https://www.communityvalidated.co/
Trends šļø
- https://explodingtopics.com/
- https://treendly.com/
- https://alternativeassets.club/
- https://nichesss.com/explore/hot