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.
Part of the outdoor advertising campaign for Chick-Fil-A trying to get consumers to pick Chicken over beef. This Chick-Fil-A campaign is still going on...
On one hand, this seems like a bad billboard.... ❌ No description. ❌ Not obvious what the product is. On the other hand, it...
A simple, easy to read, results-showing page that results in a TON of signups. Greg Isenberg at Late Checkout told me that listing this...
In a neat visual way this chart shows the “cool technology” of each era of lighting, and how it got more and more advanced...