/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25845423
>>airbnb but for renting 6-12 month leases
Niggers will abuse the law and squatter's rights. Don't do this if there are any niggers or gypsies within a 200 mile radius.

That last idea feels like a Nintendo gimmick from the 2000s.

>>25845456
There could be prequalifications before you’re allowed to rent, like good credit and/or proof of income.

Child traffic light - like a traffic light for your home office, targeted at your children. They will know when they may or.may not enter your home office.

>>25845462
But you have to admit it would be dope as fuck to wear the same shoes you bought that your character has on as you clear dungeons.

Most of you guys aren’t cut out for owning a business, in the traditional sense. Talking about multiple employees, offices, bank accounts etc.

Most of you are better off doing freelancing and then scaling it with outsourcing.

My 2 cents.

>>25845423
I've always thought a bbq cleaning business could be scaled well

>>25846433
dude, i just want to go back into the fucking woods

>>25847406
Realistic and practical. I like it

>>25845423
Ok rate mine:
Creating a combination of Tiktok + Onlyfans, where women can dance and do slutty things (we'll have 2 sections nsfw and sfw), and people can pay in crypto/credit debit card. Like a virtual strip club. But, the women have option to cover up their identity by using funky face filters. Expect your respectable female boss to be an after hours stripper on this app.

>>25845423
>serious dating app similar to eHarmony
You need to keep in mind that all the money that keeps the app afloat is from desperate men that actually use the site. You will profit if prevent dates from happening, AKA women using it for attention only and men being delusional.

>>25848952
TikTok is only popular because 16 year old girls use it.

an app that uses bluetooth and shows what music/podcast people are listening to in a small direct radius on their mobile. you can opt to listen along.

>>25845423
Original ideas are cringe and hard unless you have a true passion for your idea. Trying to tap into a new market isn't worth it if you're just trying to make money. You're better off stealing existing business models and being better at whatever they're doing and marketing it better. Copying and innovation is the foundation of capitalism, so do it with no shame. Find something you think you can do better and just do it.

You don't have to take on the risk of finding an efficient way to do shit nor figure out whether people even want your product/service.

>>25846433
This. They think running a business is better and easier than wageslaving . A lot of you guys just aren't going to make and are just better off wage slaving. I have 5 employees and get stressed out of my mind sometimes.

>>25847406
Don't people just clean their barbeques anyway? It's not like cleaning gutters where it's hard.

>>25849312
Sounds like a speaker but with extra steps.

Here's a genuine business idea: look at a pre-existing, lucrative and in demand service that exists in some other city or area, but not in yours, and start your own. It will likely require work and a profitable business model to get up and running, it won't be some shitty little app you put together, push out, one and done. That's what most of your ideas sound like and it's why people say ideas are a dime a dozen.

>>25845716
I'm sure someone would buy it.

Rapid onsite drug/disease test through bodily fluid. Can screen for drugs of abuse and disease like some cancers and Covid.

>>25849383
>it will likely require work

/biz/ is void of threads about business because they hate working. Also yes, it's so much easier to just copy and improve rather than find new markets.

>>25845929
How onions of you

>>25849535
Wtf I typed onions not onions

>>25849487
Sounds like Theranos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CccfnRpPtM

>>25849499
why do you feel the need to seethe on every reply kek? if you think this place is shite, why don't you just leave? might ask one of your 5 employees to give you wank, fucking faggot.

>>25849535
>>25849575
It's called a word filter. 4chan doesn't let you type it kek.

>>25845929
I play a death knight
I don’t want to wear the same shoes

>>25849487
wait until you learn that there's really no good way for testing for disease. pcr lmao.

>>25845423
>No, your idea isn’t going to be stolen.
fuck you

>>25849159
Yea but how about ur adult sister or mum or auntie use it, and I pay them for shaking their ass via fiat or crypto? broader market adoption? plus we're in Weimar 2.0, let's act like it.

A private jet chartering service for the crypto trillionsires on this board in 2025

>>25849612
I literally agreed with the guy. Just steal and innovate.

>>25849633
But I typed onions? Why does it keep saying onions? I knew Reddit crypto pages were better than herr

>>25849665
>>25849665
what if im only a multi-billionaire?

>>25849704
kek

I just want to give a cryptocurrency to the customers who buy my product, as a token of the worth of what they've purchased.

>>25849612
Also having people shit on your ideas is the best feedback.

I’m thinking about making a platform which would let people predict the price of any asset over a period of time just by drawing their prediction of the price curve, and then averaging all the curves to get a community prediction and displaying that on top of the real price chart.

Here are some ways I can imagine to monetize it:

- Run prediction “rounds” every day/week/month where users can pay a fee with their prediction to become eligible for winning a portion of all the fees collected if their prediction was among the most accurate in the round.

- Sell the prediction data to financial companies which are doing technical analysis and could integrate the data into their models.

I cant tell you but it involves tortillas. Nobody has what I got yet

>>25849905
This is a good idea to gauge market sentiment. If it becomes big enough it could become self-fulfilling where the "projected model" just becomes the actual model people follow. I don't know what would be the economic implications of that though.

Take over a couple major highway tolls by force, raise toll price and set a few examples right up front. If this doesn't work, then create new tolls on stretches of highway where there are currently no tolls. Start with very high prices right away and set a few examples up front. If this doesn't work out then find a way to secure a gas station, then sell the gas for a little bit lower than all the others in the area. Also blow them up if possible. Then go somewhere else and repeat. If that doesn't work then start a social media company, operate in the red for years and years while collecting users and getting funded by VCs who are desperate to invest in anything because the Fed is pinning rates and pushing everyone out the risk curve. Capture the entire user market and erect impossibly high barriers to entry, then do communism.

>>25850047
Yep, that idea did cross my mind also.

The self-fulfilling potential of the idea is why the platform will likely be called PriceProphecy when I build it. I already got the .com for it too.

>>25848952
I LOVE THIS!!!!!!
Just don't assblast the girls with fees, like what the PSO websites do. And DO offer free listings for the hot girls and the niche girls, those cost alot by themselves too. And put in a decent bot and scam filter too, so the customers know they are paying to see real girls, instead of getting quickly ghosted or catfished.

A review service like Yelp where you can filter out reviewers based on eating habits (vegan, Veg, GF), income level, zip code inhabited, and race if they choose to identify.

Ok, so hear me out here, suppose I fuck prostitute. I haven't figured out how the monetization would work; I've tried making threads about it for years now, and no one has responded with anything other than off topic bullshit, but I'm pretty sure there's a real value add here if I could just find the right people to workshop it with.

>>25849012
They also drive away more women by:

- Charging the girls fees too
- Charging fees, so that the hot guys go on Tinder or Hot or Not

>>25845676
I wouldnt think people with good credit/income would be attracted to renting a property short term. Would be nice to see some data on that

>>25849803
Be the change you want to be

>>25848952
based

>>25850260
Just start trading on the predictions under the table and selling the tips to hedge funds for huge premiums before you release it.

>>25850316
Record it and post it. This is how the porn industry works. You pay girls to fuck and "record it" so its legal.

>>25845423
Anyone here sell 3D prints? I have some good ideas for replicas from film/tv/memes that could sell but I’m wondering if a biz anon has any experience or tips in that market. I’m familiar with 3D printing from my job but don’t own a printer yet

>>25848952
Who is this BOOBA babe? Google provides nothing.

Whenever I see them folks in the grocery store who have to take shit off the shelf for online orders I can't help but wonder if an online-only grocery store could be better optimised for that shit instead of them having to run around a whole grocery store. Warehouse style, you know?

Simple, house building, literally every faggot reading this is living in some sort of building,

I can drive heavy haulage and have picked up handymany skills, the rest is finding non-retarded workers, undercut overvalued house prices for big cash flow.

inb5: I know it's not that simple but I'm not doing a TLDR

>>25850610
Margins on residential buildings are already as low as they can go. I can attest to this, as someone who worked in that shit and somehow made more than my flip-flop wearing compatriots.

>>25850610
>the rest is finding non-retarded workers

Finding competent employees is harder than it seems.

/aq/ here

An aquarium shop that focuses on aquascaping with an in-store cafe for customers.

Unique selling point would be budget dry start set ups or aquascaping for beginners, so they can make beautiful looking tanks without having tonnes of money and experience.

There would be a step by step guide on how to start up a new tank and kits that would be sold in 2.5gal 5 gal , 10 gal , 20 gal, 50 gal for a beginner dry start set up.

This would include:
>tank
>light
>hang on back filter
>potting mix, black sand to top it
>hardscape/wood of their choice (a certain amount would be included in the kit and extras can be bought seperately
>spray bothttps://www.binance.com/entle for the dry start
>carpeting plant of their choice (more plants can be bought seperately)

There would be an infograph of how to create a dry start tank in-store as well as examples of them and examples of different aquascaping styles and stocking choices for different sized tanks. There would also be a step by step youtube video to accomodate this.

Pic related is what a completed tank would look like. I made it for around £30, which is incredibly cheap for aquascaping and fishkeeping. I would aim for the cheapest kit to be sold to be a similar price. This is stocked with blue shrimp.

>>25848952
super based

>>25845423
Construction supply company using cheap durable renewable products
Innovative concrete blends steel replacement etc

>>25845716

Stopped reading at "child traffic"

Get help anon

Normie social media with an ERC 20 token that users can earn based on how many likes/views they get. Advertisers buy and burn the ERC20 token to advertise on the website.

>>25845423
>Rate each other’s and provide feedback
This is already an idea kek, trustpilot but for people

>>25851295
yea
a system where users propose ideas and vote on them, and bored entrepreneurs try starting a company based on the top voted ideas, and if they succeed the idea proposer gets a cut of profits.

Imagine yelp meets rotten tomatoes. Listings for all the restaurants and bars around you, but it has an aggregate of reviews from food critics and bloggers rather than local retards and angry boomers. Imagine a listing like this

Sakura Ramen Hut
123 whatever street
Critics consensus: solid traditional ramen joint that’s big on flavor, but relatively few options and upgrades. Good for date nights with intimate seating and low noise.

Must try’s: tonkatsu ramen, homemade alkaline noodles, gyoza platter

Reviews:
John Baron, City Gazette
“My go to recommendation for ramen! Their broth takes nine hours to make, and the quality of their pork[...]” read more

Suzanne Villanueva, @FabFoodieFive
“Coziest place in town, and best lunch spot for a relaxing hour alone away from the kids or the office[...]” read more

>>25845456
Ugh america would be such a nice place without niggers

I just wageslave and take the money and invest it into someone else's business that has already proven to be viable, less risk, less reward but less stress

>>25845423
Backyard Grilling Catering Company

> pre-determined menu (hot dogs, hamburgs, side salads)
> staff comes and sets up, grilling burgers and hot dogs
> lets daddy focus on his sweet lil girls graduation party

>>25851536
>do less, get less

Wow really?

>>25851360
No I was talking like "X is a bad person, I don't recommend him"

>>25851645
Like social credit?

>>25851786
Probably kek, don't know about it

>>25851786
Delete this post

>>25845456
>>25851423
DIAF

>>25851588
It's enough to sustain myself

Custom porn

The one I've been sitting on because I don't have the expertise is a debate app that weights your upvotes/downvotes by how similar you are to the person you're supporting/demeriting. People who others rate as respectful, knowledgeable, and articulate get their conversations elevated to the front page more often, and are able to speak longer or rebut more before a debate is closed. Debates can be live through voice and text or message board-style, and users can view without interacting. Through this design, you heavily mitigate the echo chamber effect and foster informed and constructive argument.


From there, you could start to build behavioral profiles, quantize them, and sell those scores and reports to other companies. You essentially privatize social credit with insight Facebook couldn't even begin to access. As you've driven usage of the app into ubiquity, with it being used as a platform of record for important conversations, people become less volatile and more willing to work with each other. America is saved.

>>25852230
Oh, sorry, described it wrong. The LESS like the person you're judging you are, the MORE your positive judgments count and the LESS your negative judgments count. The closer you are to that person, flip it.

So if a Neo Nazi upvotes a Jewish woman's comment, it gains massively in stature. If a NASCAR fan upvotes a rodeo competitor's, less so. The algorithm makes no value judgments, it simply compares how similar two users are by the state of their text, the communities they frequent, and whatever other information can be gleaned a la Twitter's ad engine.

Scratch-N-Sniff porno mags

>>25845423
An outdoor grocery store chain that advertises an "authentic" farmers' market experience, when in reality it's just a repackaged grocery store that saves massively on heating, electricity, and other expenses that come with operating indoors.

>Build a big warehouse in a field somewhere in nowhere suburbia, but close enough to the city that it isn't a hassle to get there.
>One side of the warehouse has bays for offloading produce, the other side has a façade that resembles a wooden barn or some shit.
>Staff come in early to set up tents in the field outside, on the side with the barn façade so it isn't as obvious that you're directly next to a warehouse.
>The same staff then work the various stalls as if they were vendors.
>The market is divided into different sections like a typical grocery store. There are stalls for vegetables, meat, dairy, etc.
>Everything is promoted as being organic/natural/GMO free/whatever buzzwords you want to throw at it.

>Why would anyone go to this instead of a regular grocery store?
Because Zoomers and millennials can easily be tricked into buying what they believe is a superior or more authentic product through aesthetics alone. They'll even pay more for it, look at Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, or any upscale grocery store as an example. There's also the unspoken appeal of not having to interact with actual farmers, as most of these rich city dwelling 20-somethings can't stand interreacting with actual laborers. All that matters is the store's image and how effectively it can be presented.

>>25845929
This is an American Girl-tier gimmick but I like it.

>>25849752
>>25849704
>>25849633
>>25849575
>>25849535
I miss PENIS.

>>25845716
you're a sick fuck

I'm just gunna play poker and invest all the money. I already do this, but online is way harder than live. I don't think I want to manage people and shit, sounds like a lot of work

>>25852403
based
gacha games for coomers with nudes from celebs

>Fabricate high-end one-of-one garments (I won’t get into specifics about what I mean by “high end”, as this is obviously a point of contention)
>mint an NFT token redeemable for each individual garment
>sell my body to obtain ad space, as I am broke at this point
>sell each token in an auction
>???
>PROFIT!!

I’m leaving out many parts of my secret sauce because I’m working on this, actively. Think UniSocks meets Fashion week.

>>25845423
Start a pajeet ERC-20 token.

>>25848952
Don't we already have cam whoring sites?

>>25850367
I would. I have great credit and a high income (over 150k). I still rent, but I own real estate (Land). I don't feel the need to own a house. Renting a studio and buying land with the money saved has been infinitely more profitable for me.

>>25845423
>airbnb but for renting 6-12 month
Doesn't it already offer long term rentals?

4chain
Its basically 4chan in the blockchain
Everyone mines blocks in a pool, and as reward they get blockspace to make threads and posts.
Just as 4chan, old blocks are deleted after a set ammount of time, the blockchain is constantly pruned as it grows

alright hear me out on this
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custom trail mix

>>25853428
Do you have any tips for how to choose and purchase land? Or do you have a specific strategy that isn't generally applicable or something?

>>25845423
these already exist but I want to start a youtube editing company that hires college interns to edit vlogs for rich kids. cheap labor + rich clients

>>25845423
I have the feeling ETH 2.0 can fail and will be taken by other shitcoin.
What about recreating all the successful ETH-based projects, DAI, UNI, Metamask, Compound but for Polkadot/Cardano?
Like how JUST copied Chainlink for Tron.
It should be easy to do since most of the problems have already been solved and proven for eth; it would just be a re-implementation.

>>25853618
You mean like those bins at the grocery store?

vacuum packed single shrimps to sell at the gas station

Live in a third world country, considering electric scooters (e.g. Lime) for gated communities and compounds.

>>25845423
>open world video game in which you can purchase goods in-game that are delivered to you irl. Your avatar and you then both have the same items.

That's a good one. I always thought it would be cool to make an MMO with an end date. Whoever has the most XP or whatever when the game ends gets a million bucks or something. You'd have normies who would never play an MMO grinding out for months to try and win.

Racebook.
Like Facebook, except all your friends are the same race.

>>25845423
simple camera app that you use to scan labels to find out how much sugar there really is in a product under 30 different fucking names while calling itself sugar free, have some ads that are somewhere on the screen but aren't too much of a bother also have a 1 time purchase of ad free version for a small fee, if I could code i'd do it myself but i'm terrible at math and logic shit so all the coding stuff goes way over my head

>>25854413
"Man, I could sure go for a shrimp."

>>25854676
I'll code if you can populate the database.

>>25854676
Already exists. MyFitnessPal.
But of course you fat fucks wouldn't know about it. Get in shape.

a vape with pepe on it

>>25854765
Cronometer is way better than MyGayFitnessPal

Video streaming over bluetooth. This is something I'm actually working on right now. I developed my own async streaming protocol and its almost ready.

Theoretically it can support up to 144p video, so yeah its potato quality, but there are still a few marketable use cases.

backup surveillance systems, machine vision, safety gear for linemen and motorcyclists (see behind you), probably more.

gravity pool with automated jelqing and vaporized dmt.

please reply

>>25854908
Something something drone swarm something something ultra low power communication.

>>25854944
Cock ring subscription service. You'll need new ones regularly.

>>25854765
i'm not fat i'm a lanket

>>25851423

>>25854889
No, it's not. Fuck you fucking faggot cunt

How many times have you tried to eat at your desk, but there's no room to put your food down? I had this idea for a miniature table that you can wear and it props up against your chest. It hooks around your neck like an apron and you can put a whole plate of food on it.

I've thought about what the next form of social media would look like. I'd like to create a decentralized gofundme-like, but with a different mission. The aim of this site would be to identify local, national, and international goals that we, as humankind, want to accomplish.


The site would have 2 separate parts: a funding site with mission descriptions and goals, and an anonymous chat board.

It's obvious from other social media networks that the ability to have a 'handle' or self identify leads to corruption on the network.

Costumes and add ons for Roombas
Including "battle costume"

>>25850367
>I wouldnt think people with good credit/income would be attracted to renting a property short term. Would be nice to see some data on that
i am

t. millennial WFHer with no family commitments

>>25855278
You're fat aren't you?

Glow in the dark water skis with glow in the dark rope for night water skiing

The walls you shoot up on your turns will look dope. Get a glow in the dark wetsuit to become tron

>>25851380
I really like this one.

>>25845423
1. Nearly every dating already does this
2. This is just called "renting"
3. This idea sounds awful and I don't really see the point of it

>>25856455

I could use the glow in the dark rope for necking myself while my parents are sleeping

>>25856455
>t. glowie
>>25854303
getting users to switch platforms is much harder than you think. not even high gas can convince users to switch to tron

>>25855605
thanks i just stole your idea

airbnb but for shrimp boats

>>25856678
Happy for you
It is inspired by those meme images about playing doom music and releasing all roombas in case of a home intruder

>>25852403
>Scratch-N-Sniff porno mags
>Filled with scratch and sniff assholes
If you have smelled one you have smelled them all. Assholes smell like shit, everybody shits. Bad idea. Good idea for VR.

>>25851380
>food critics
>bloggers
I'd rather get reviews from actual friends or people with social capital (people my friends trust).

The promise of Facebook was that you'd get the best word of mouth reviews because they're from friends you trust. That never happened. Nextdoor is the closest thing to it but it's still relative strangers. Twitter was supposed to be like that because you're following people and it was originally based on SMS. Remember Foursquare? WTF happened? I was promised greater connection and I feel more alone than ever.

>>25850254

>>25849312
this is called Spotify.

>>25849653
Anyone recognize the pic?

>>25852458
I dig the idea. it seems fitting

Buy cheap products from China and shill them on Reddit as Premium Luxury High Quality Product for 100x profit.

>>25850923
Viable and wholesome. Good luck with it friend. I’d buy a kit from you

>>25857928
How original

>>25849905
too tired to think but kinda sounds like the math would converge towards a regular market. Maybe give them fake internet status point money instead of real fake internet money.

>>25850923
Sounds comfy af. Sounds also risky, like restaurants.

>>25851380
Or some kind of Kleros system. Not even memeing. Get reputation if you guess the upcoming consensus (or delta thereof)

>>25851564
I would wonder first why this does not exist in your area yet, maybe talk to some caterers (but only react to concrete input. FUDders are everywhere). Other than that it seems neat because it does not scale, so if someone got the idea in some other area you can just learn from them instead of being put out of business by them.

>>25852230
Neat

>>25852403
Not even too dumb. Female pheromones make men horny af.

>>25852458
neat

>>25853618
You could make a kind of bulletproof trail mix. Y'know, like the guy who sold the idea of putting coconut into coffee as the elixir of success. Like whole foods vitamin pills + extra shit that's useful but not a vitamin (i.e. muh healthy fats, also raisins are good for you)

>>25854303
I am literally doing this right now. Guess on which chain. t.me/bizpool_official if anyone wants to collaborate.

>>25854676
This and also how vegan something is or how unethical or bad for the climate. You cringe but you can't say there isn't a market.

>>25854979
Build a meshnet-business first. Surely the tech is foss already, just figure out how to sell it. I heard with Cardano transactions are so cheap that you could consider automated micropayments for each slice of transmission.

>>25856455
Why are you not doing it? Sounds simple enough.

>>25856657
>getting users to switch platforms is much harder than you think
Isn't that what interoperability is for? Like, when I withdraw BTC from binance it says "do you want to use this or that network or pay 15$ for the native network?"

Also - which users? Shitcoin gambling is the only usecase rn.

why don't you faggots just aim for something actually achievable like a service business

My brother in law who's a complete redneck alcoholic retard makes thousands every winter because he bought a super expensive high end snowblower and clears people's driveways. Like I'm talking in a single winter this guy could pull in anything from 5k to 50k and all he did was buy a big ass snowblower, put it in his truck, and clear old rich people's driveways.

Literally anything like what I detailed above, some type of landscaping or lawn service type of thing, is extremely cheap and easy to set up and can have some pretty massive returns.

>>25858608
because I live only in the computer world, so I have only computer ideas.

>>25845423
>airbnb but for renting 6-12 month leases

I could really use that right now.

>>25845423
Uber but for bounty hunters.

>>25850923
during covid?

>>25849905
Cool idea. This would be the fantasy sports of the investing world.

A bartering app that uses "liquidity pools" similar to uniswap to conduct all the possible trades in between that would be needed to make a trade happen

>>25858608
If he's making so much and has a truck why doesn't he just put a plow on it and and literally do driveways 10x faster?

In fact why didn't he just buy a plow in the first place for the same price as a 'high end snowblower'?

>>25855120
Point me out a place thats full of niggers and paradise?

>>25851949
Shut up, nigger.

>>25854484
based

A fail proof device that prevents toddlers from being left in hot cars by incompetent parents. I think about it constantly. There is no solution

Google for medical problems. Someone can list a bunch of symptoms and some metadata such as country, season with an algorithm which tne scours the national databases for some general population statistics of that country to return the most probable illness. It could also return a bunch of self-tests or queries with which the patient could use and help the algorithm rule out additional conditions and ultimately help diagnose, or at least pinpoint, some of the most likely conditions the guy "googling" it has, which would then be sent (or supplied to by the patient) to the doctor.

>>25845423
Maybe buy some shit building in the town center have a shop in the bottom, live upstairs and just sell collectibles. Jewelry, rare cards, China, art at a nice markup. I imagine that I would lose a shit ton with fuckers robbing my shit.

>>25845423
Darknet MMORPG based blockchain where experience points get you black market organs, mail order brides, enriched uranium, Columbian heroin, etc.

>>25850367
I would disagree, lots of people can lice anywhere now and I could see this blowing up

A parody museum. Not a museum dedicated to the history of parody, but a parody of museums. Fake exhibits, like a car that's just for sale, a glass display case that is the exhibit itself, nothing inside, a poster of a famous painting that people are allowed to touch, clearly mislabeled exhibit, stuff like that. I had the idea back in high school.

>>25849312
You stole my idea, give it back.
>>25859403
This already exists. Forgot the name of the app, though.

>>25859808
is it hosted on some medical site and is really clunky and shitty? Yeah I've seen it (can't remember atm), and it's really crude and you can only list a bunch of symptoms and you're returned some generic entries.

>>25849320
My in laws never clean their bbq and they keep using it.
Everything cooked on that thing just tastes like ash and death. I will literally pay someone to clean that for them.

>>25859870
IIRC it was pretty smooth, at least visually. It asked you a bunch of multiple choice questions and then ultimately gave you a diagnosis, or multiple possible diagnosis. What I don't remember, though, is the app being accurate. Maybe we're talking about the same thing.

>>25854483
Imagine if someone has been grinding for three weeks straight and then their dad needs to do some rewiring and shuts off the power and they go murder mode

>>25859321
>>25859378
bugsbunnyno.jpng

>>25845423
>a dishwasher that also makes icecream

I got one.
It pertains to company/institutional review websites like glassdoor or collegeprowler.
My belief is that these websites garner fake reviews. (I don't have concrete evidence that this is the case, it's more based off a hunch.)
So I think it would be lucrative for someone to create a service/website that verifies who's actually reviewing the business, without giving out their identity (like when it's actually posted on the website.)
Marketing and sales should be easy and effective. It would just be about convincing the masses that they’re getting real reviews from people who've worked/attended these places, not some human resources/public relations dipshit you’d find on a competitor’s website. Also, the current sentiment for a lot of America is that we can't trust our institutions.
The sales pitch could also include the methodology of attaining these accurate reviews. Shit like, “we had psychologists determine whether-or-not they were giving an impartial review.”
It would be a subscription based: you’d be selling access to honest reviews about a number of companies/institutions. More companies/institutions, the subscription gets more expensive.

>>25845423
A porn studio where guys can pay me to star in pornos with their favorite pornstar, or just whatever girl i pick up off craigslist

>>25849905
I like this idea but what would stop 4chan from raiding it and drawing memelines?

My business idea is that I grow landscaping trees and sell them to nurseries. I figure if I can rotate a tree that grows in 2 years monthly, I can have a tree shipment going out each month. Trees are expensive, so I can sell relatively few for large gains. I can also use the land that isnt for trees as a homestead and be self sufficient so I can dump all my income into the market and make my numbers go up without ever really benefitting. Or use my big numbers to buy more land and start a community of tree farmers that- well I better not say.

>>25860998
stake

>>25860998
I can think of a few ways to prevent bad spam predictions overly affecting the community average:

- Determine how much a prediction will affect the community average by how old the account is, or by prediction ELO (making meme predictions will tank your ELO)

- Require a fee/stake to count toward the average, could weight predictions by how much they staked

>>25856915
> I was promised greater connection and I feel more alone than ever.
That’s because the Jews took your culture from you and replaced it with (((consumerism)))
Or rather, your parents traded that to them for fake paper money to support their social security welfare Ponzi scheme by stealing from future generations.