Business Brainstorms

BusinessBrainstorms.com Michael's Twitter account. Michael's services and businesses are listed here.

Vikas' Twitter profile Vika's business

Jake's website Jake's book

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Sagiv's website Sagiv's Twitter profile Sagiv's summary of our conversation

Tom's Twitter account Tom's website

John's Twitter account John's newsletter

David's Twitter account David's company Eduflow

Andrew's Twitter account Andrew's website Andrew's thread on the opposite of the metaverse.

Tom's Twitter profile Tom's website Tom's newsletter Tom's SaaS Redstone HR

Tom's Twitter profile Tom's website Tom's newsletter Tom's SaaS Redstone HR

Xavier's Twitter account. Xavier's community. Xavier's info product.

Jordan's Twitter Jordan's agency Cobalt Intelligence

Get access to Daniel's private Shopify app store database here. You can connect with Daniel on Twitter. Daniel's website He's currently running App Store Analytics ('Google Search Console for Shopify apps').

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Right now Travis is building Senpai, an asynchronous video platform that allows creators to monetize their expertise. Travis is pretty active on Twitter and you should also check out his amazing blog where he's sharing all the lessons from his ventures.

Alejandro's personal website Alejandro's Twitter profile

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Summary of the episode. Peter's website. Peter's Twitter account. Peter's thread on travel niches are growing like crazy.

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Matt's Twitter Account,  Matt's Newsletter

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Resources mentioned in the episode:

Iain's website Iain's Twitter account Plugin Rank (Iain's SaaS tool for plugin creators) Integrate (Iain's WordPress-Instagram plugin) WP Trends (Iain's Newsletter) WP User Manager (the plugin Iain acquired) WPContent.io (Iain's WordPress community) WP Rocket (the premium caching plugin that succeeded despite strong competition) Freemius (service that makes it simple to sell WordPress plugin subscriptions)

Keevin's Twitter account  Keevin's Newsletter Brainstorms.io  It's Under the Radar Newsletter by Rob Sullivan

Andrew's Twitter profile. 

Andrew's idea list

3. Design Assessment Platform (enterprise Coderbyte but for UX/UI Designers) 4. Speed Runs of Non-Games (GamesDoneQuick but for other digital activities) 1. Homeschooling Extracurricular activities (have homeschooled kids socialize more) 5.  Piggyback Distribution. Micro influencer marketing. (get  slack/discord/subreddit active community members to 'hunt' your product) 2. Be my guest. Play at exclusive member only places (primarily golf clubs to begin)

Summary

Jakob and Andrew discuss the idea for design assessment platform, like CoderByte, but for UX/UI designers (1:28) Jakob and Andrew moves on to the next idea – speed runs of non-games (12:04) Jakob and Andrew discuss plans on how to monetize the project / idea (20:09) Jakob and Andrew move on to homeschooling extra-curricular activities (22:28) Jakob and Andrew discusses the next idea – micro influencer marketing (32:17) Jakob asks what the missing link is in the current ecosystem (34:50) Jakob and Andrew discusses their experiences in private / public communities (36:17) Jakob mentions that there's room for improvement for communities in general (44:41) Jakob and Andrew talk about their experience using Circle (46:46) Jakob and Andrew then move to the last idea: find a way to play at exclusive member only places like golf clubs (49:53) Andrew tells what originally prompted this idea (52:57) Jakob mentions how the two last ideas are connected (55:25) Andrew decides what idea he want to execute  (57:13)

Keevin's Twitter account Keevin's Newsletter Brainstorms.io Sidemail.com

Andrew's Twitter profile. 

Andrew's ideas:

1. Productize my ProductHunt profile as a "Good Luck Charm" because I have the lucky of being user #777777

2. Negotiation Practice or interviewing.io for negotiations (not just salary)

3. Start with a "Why So Expensive" product, and build something around that

4. Collabs GAN (Generative Adversarial Network)

5. Dynamic Price Widget

Luke's Twitter Profile Luke's Newsletter David Perell Bot Birdy Bots Hypefury Colony.io Urbit APIs all the way down

Aswin's website Learn then Apply Aswin's Twitter profile.

Andrew's Twitter profile

Resources we talked about:

List of 100 business ideas by Andrew 7 Newsletter Product Ideas for Indie Hackers by Andrew 9 Podcast Product Ideas for Indie Hackers by Andrew Better Sheets Twitter templates by Andrew A tool I built based on the ideation framework shared by Andrew

Resources we talked about

Product Byte Trends.co Trends.vc Keevin O'Rouke's profile and Product Byte updates on Indiehackers Software Ideas by Kevin Conti Rappi app

Resources we talked about:

Capiche.FM My First Million podcast Agency Course How I built this podcast Dickie Bush's Ship 30 for 30 challenge David Perell's Write of Passage Course https://twitter.com/brandonthezhang
(his first essay was indeed shared by David Perell) The Day You Became A Better Writer by Scott Adams Writing Guide by Julian Shapiro Fast, Slow Notes by Andy Matuschak The Krystal Theme for Tiddly Wiki

We talk about:

Launching on Product Hunt Deals for indie makers why private communities don't really solve the problems that public communities have. Painpoints.io  Indie Hackers Trends.vc IndieDrops.com Product Explorer Gum Spy IndieThinkers.org Nesslabs https://jakobgreenfeld.com/gut Trends.co Kaggle Peter Askew RanchWork.com https://www.deepsouthventures.com/i-sell-onions-on-the-internet/