Choose a problem, not a product.
“Choose a problem, not a product.”
This is a great way to think about finding ideas that can sell. Instead of searching for a “product to build” first look for a problem that someone is having.
Here's a small print ad made by a copywriter for an eyebrow threading shop, and it did really well and drove lots of customers.
This cartoon shows a funny thing about human nature: If you charge more money for it, somehow it's more valuable.
Be interesting! Even if you have something interesting to say, your delivery can make people read, or run. — Neville Medhora
This homepage simply shows the product mockup and uses a clever "yes or no" CTA When you click "No" it loads a list of...