I collect lists of problems, then go back and come up with solutions in bulk and try to identify if there is a business opportunity from there. I've gone through many hundreds over the years but never felt I had something "good enough" to start... You sound so confident about these being "million dollar ideas". How do you come to that conclusion? Like how do you know which idea is worth your time and which one is a flop?
From $2K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
The first step to successful investing is figuring out your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but is very advisable you make use of a professional
@@GregIsenbergin addition, if you don’t have any technical background whatsoever, how do you go about finding someone (with the right skills) to build it for you. Then once it’s built how do you maintain it so you aren’t tied to the one programmer forever?
@@GregIsenberg based off the engagement i think that would be a yes 😁. A video of ideas that are accessible to those with low budgets but alot of time. Maybe bring in a idea junky in like cody for the video too haha
Hey Greg! Thank you for sharing these great SaaS business ideas. Keep it going!! Also, one thing I wanted to add here, SaaS businesses can cost less to start in the beginning but as you scale it can get complicated to maintain reliable data in the cloud as you scale, so I think it is important to have an idea of how big you want to grow (customers and data space, tech and maintenance capabilities)at least a year in advance and build for that so it is not as challenging once you have grown. Data architects are useful on this matter and there is plenty of material out there to help address all the GROWING things that one needs to address when having a SaaS business
Love these Greg. What do you do when similar products have already been created, such as the legal jargon idea? Do you just give up on it or do you try and compete with the existing product? Thanks
Hey Greg! I just recently started following your story and I think you are criminally under-subbed. I noticed your growth strategy frequently starts with free tools to start the ACP funnel? I love that strategy, thanks so much for sharing!
Think you'd probably need a practising licence/indemnity insurance for the first one if you were charging for it. When you interpret legal clauses (and people rely on your interpretation) it becomes formal legal "advice" rather than mere abstract demystification. Good idea for anyone partnering with a law firm though/able to use their professional indemnity.
Love your videos Greg. Are you able to give us some insight into, once we have an idea...what do we actually do? where do we go to bring it to fruition? I feel like some of us may have a great idea, but are unsure of what the next steps are to make it happen. Are there any websites, platforms that can help streamline this process?
Such an inspiring podcast. I take pieces of advice here and there for my own ideas and projects. Best entrepreneurship podcast on YT. Thanks, Greg! Keep shining!
Great videos and great ideas!!!...especially that last one. Quick question, can any non-technical people do any of your ideas? If so, how? I have no coding or programming skills whatsoever.
Hey Greg, Your content is pure gold! The energy and passion you bring is infectious. You've got a real talent for connecting with your audience. I can see huge potential in your channel. Imagine taking your videos to the next level with professional editing that complements your amazing content. Just a thought! Would you be open to exploring that option?
Just got to your channel last week and I can’t stop watching your videos and getting inspired! A question, how would you actually start “developing/running” the micro-localization one. That’s the one that I liked the most for Spain, if you have any suggestions for Spain I’m here 😅
The AI Writing Coach sounds like a good idea. While listening to you talk about it, it reminded me of the Projects option in Claude 3.5, where you can attach the type of tone, style, etc. and ask it to review any content you post based on those guidelines. I still don't know the exact idea of combining the two, but maybe something along the lines of having to choose from a list of pre-existing personas or something.
I like the Garmarly for non native English speakers. I did some more research. There's a huge opportunity. Thanks for sharing these goldmines Greg. You're amazing!
Loved these free ideas! Learned alot. An idea popped up listening to idea one but slightly different but a terms simplifier for car parts. I am struggling currently deciphering the invoice with car parts, etc to see what the parts are and also one further would be to know if it is a 'good price' for parts or if it is a 'rip off' price. That's what I want to build. What tools do I use aside from GPT? AS in in conjunction with GPT-4. Thank you for your invaluable support and ocean of info!
Really great ideas. I actually just made a video about creating a Calorie tracking app where you can track calories just by posting a photo and let chatGPT Vision API scan the contents, calculate the individual and total calories and display to the user as well as the coach on the backend
Hey Greg, I'm working on this idea where boring repeating form filling work is done using a single click. I already see some waitlist and it's an easy 100k MRR business
micro localization ads/fb campaign generator, splitting ad groups over small locations with each specific ads (and multiple ads for rotation/elimination)
Always love your ideas @GregIsenberg but can see the costs and time involved, even just to test these concepts, could run into thousands of $s! I'm sure some of your subscribers have access to little or no capital. Could you please sip a bucketful of coffee one day and hatch some ideas for those of us with less money available for a startup? 😉Thank you.
@@NemoyRanhorn put together a small no code MVP and validate that someone will pay. It is probably more suited for people that deal with contracts a lot, so I wouldn't be the target demographic but I would use it periodically if I want to check terms and conditions or a contract.
@@Limitless_One The main drawback of the idea (for consumer contracts) is that it isn't very empowering for the user BEYOND their ability to assess how punitive a contractual clause is. For instance if it reveals a clause that prejudices you, you don't (typically) get to re-negotiate that clause. You just get to sit with the knowledge you're an NPC. Applications that don't offer a user much control (worse yet, expose their lack of control/leverage) aren't very appealing because they highlight the user's low status. While it could be useful in avoiding disastrous clauses, generally people don't want to be reminded of their low status. If you ran an apple product's terms of service through such an app for instance you'd probably still end up buying the product (because you wanted it) but you'd feel less good about the product as a result. To succeed, I suggest the idea needs refinement around ; 1. regulatory compliance (fact it's essentially legal advice and therefore a practice restricted to the legal profession), and 2. niche to a sector where the user is allowed to use the info to renegotiate better contractual terms, (thus elevating their status). On the other hand, when approached from a different angle it could be a useful pivot for established categories. It certainly brings a few to mind straight away.
Any idea why my comment was deleted? I put thought into the post so it offered constructive criticism/an opportunity to develop the idea in slightly different ways. Just as ideas evolve organically. What gives?!
Hey greg, really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?
U can say that with all the ai wrapper that made millions and they still succeded. Peoples want their problem to be solved quickly and easily they don't care about that
Hey Greg! I just recently started following your story and I think you are criminally under-subbed. I noticed your growth strategy frequently starts with free tools to start the ACP funnel? I love that strategy, thanks so much for sharing!
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free ideas. hope you enjoyed. who else does this? comment/like/subscribe if it was helpful and got your creative juices flowing.
Would love to start a business and go on your podcast one day. Your show is different than everyone else’s thank you for that.
@@alexis.fitness i really appreciate you saying that!! means a lot.
I collect lists of problems, then go back and come up with solutions in bulk and try to identify if there is a business opportunity from there. I've gone through many hundreds over the years but never felt I had something "good enough" to start...
You sound so confident about these being "million dollar ideas".
How do you come to that conclusion? Like how do you know which idea is worth your time and which one is a flop?
I certainly do, that coffee flow is amazing. Please drink more coffee ❤
Edit: I think your content is amazing.
already in business @Greglsenberg.
I recently joined you i love your way of explaining and motivations.
tecizeverything inc.
From $2K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
Wow
I'm a living testimonies from Sophia
The first step to successful investing is figuring out your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but is very advisable you make use of a professional
Sophia . strategy has normalized winning trades for me also. and it's a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all starte
Sophia my life savior
After listening to all the ideas l’ve truly understood how much its about execution and not about the ideas.
good ideas, great execution. always be experimenting.
are we getting a "ideas you can start with $500/low startup costs" type of video?
would that be interesting to people? im down to do a video like that, always looking to create videos that people want!
@@GregIsenberg Yes, that would be very interesting
@@GregIsenberg We would love it definitely as most college students are watching your videos having limited budget 🥰🥰
@@GregIsenbergin addition, if you don’t have any technical background whatsoever, how do you go about finding someone (with the right skills) to build it for you. Then once it’s built how do you maintain it so you aren’t tied to the one programmer forever?
@@GregIsenberg based off the engagement i think that would be a yes 😁.
A video of ideas that are accessible to those with low budgets but alot of time.
Maybe bring in a idea junky in like cody for the video too haha
Hey Greg! Thank you for sharing these great SaaS business ideas. Keep it going!!
Also, one thing I wanted to add here, SaaS businesses can cost less to start in the beginning but as you scale it can get complicated to maintain reliable data in the cloud as you scale, so I think it is important to have an idea of how big you want to grow (customers and data space, tech and maintenance capabilities)at least a year in advance and build for that so it is not as challenging once you have grown. Data architects are useful on this matter and there is plenty of material out there to help address all the GROWING things that one needs to address when having a SaaS business
Love these Greg. What do you do when similar products have already been created, such as the legal jargon idea? Do you just give up on it or do you try and compete with the existing product? Thanks
SaaS is really the best business model 😎 ps: love how passionate you are about it 🙌
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Hey Greg! I just recently started following your story and I think you are criminally under-subbed.
I noticed your growth strategy frequently starts with free tools to start the ACP funnel?
I love that strategy, thanks so much for sharing!
Think you'd probably need a practising licence/indemnity insurance for the first one if you were charging for it. When you interpret legal clauses (and people rely on your interpretation) it becomes formal legal "advice" rather than mere abstract demystification.
Good idea for anyone partnering with a law firm though/able to use their professional indemnity.
That's why you wanna have legal disclaimers in your own TOS ;-)
Love your videos Greg. Are you able to give us some insight into, once we have an idea...what do we actually do? where do we go to bring it to fruition? I feel like some of us may have a great idea, but are unsure of what the next steps are to make it happen. Are there any websites, platforms that can help streamline this process?
After that u have ur idea u need then to validate it
@@DzSagace yeah but then how do we actually bring that idea to life? I'm sure there are tools out there to help the process
Such an inspiring podcast. I take pieces of advice here and there for my own ideas and projects. Best entrepreneurship podcast on YT.
Thanks, Greg! Keep shining!
Please give more ideas. What is your recommendation for learning how to start/ build a non code saas app or tool
Great videos and great ideas!!!...especially that last one. Quick question, can any non-technical people do any of your ideas? If so, how? I have no coding or programming skills whatsoever.
Look at no-code websites like Bubble and Flutterflow
Same here!
@@jenmarkosian8720 So you feel me? lol I don't know if Greg has done a video about this, but he should.
Hey Greg, Your content is pure gold! The energy and passion you bring is infectious. You've got a real talent for connecting with your audience. I can see huge potential in your channel. Imagine taking your videos to the next level with professional editing that complements your amazing content. Just a thought! Would you be open to exploring that option?
As always a banger video.
Personally Loved the #2 Micro SaaS Idea amongst others.
I liked that one too!
@@GregIsenberg there’s a painkiller then there’s a vitamin product
I believe this to be a good vitamin product if executed well.
Literally 3 minutes in and it sparked an idea!
Love the pod and love the coffee jitters vibe! 😄
Just got to your channel last week and I can’t stop watching your videos and getting inspired! A question, how would you actually start “developing/running” the micro-localization one. That’s the one that I liked the most for Spain, if you have any suggestions for Spain I’m here 😅
Greg, you are the best. We are all thankful for the ideas!!
The AI Writing Coach sounds like a good idea. While listening to you talk about it, it reminded me of the Projects option in Claude 3.5, where you can attach the type of tone, style, etc. and ask it to review any content you post based on those guidelines. I still don't know the exact idea of combining the two, but maybe something along the lines of having to choose from a list of pre-existing personas or something.
I love your content Greg. Your outlook on things is very unique.
appreciate that so much!
Getting the creative juices, flowing for sure! Thanks, Greg. Keep the great content coming.
I like the Garmarly for non native English speakers. I did some more research. There's a huge opportunity.
Thanks for sharing these goldmines Greg. You're amazing!
Lets create it!
Loved these free ideas! Learned alot. An idea popped up listening to idea one but slightly different but a terms simplifier for car parts. I am struggling currently deciphering the invoice with car parts, etc to see what the parts are and also one further would be to know if it is a 'good price' for parts or if it is a 'rip off' price. That's what I want to build. What tools do I use aside from GPT? AS in in conjunction with GPT-4. Thank you for your invaluable support and ocean of info!
Straight, simple and on target. Great info.
Really great ideas. I actually just made a video about creating a Calorie tracking app where you can track calories just by posting a photo and let chatGPT Vision API scan the contents, calculate the individual and total calories and display to the user as well as the coach on the backend
Hey Greg, I'm working on this idea where boring repeating form filling work is done using a single click. I already see some waitlist and it's an easy 100k MRR business
micro localization ads/fb campaign generator, splitting ad groups over small locations with each specific ads (and multiple ads for rotation/elimination)
killer video from you! keep dropping these great ideas, really gets the juices flowing for me with brainstorms
Excellent video! Thank you so much.
Always love your ideas @GregIsenberg but can see the costs and time involved, even just to test these concepts, could run into thousands of $s! I'm sure some of your subscribers have access to little or no capital. Could you please sip a bucketful of coffee one day and hatch some ideas for those of us with less money available for a startup? 😉Thank you.
Wow, all are great ideas. Thanks for sharing!
What suggestions would you have for someone who is non technical and wants to act on some of these ideas or some of my own?
Very nice short and sweet and fast.
I love your humor 😂
you are a rare breed!
I loved idea #1. it screams
Why hasn't this been built yet.
I can start building right now if I get the first customer 😂
@@NemoyRanhorn put together a small no code MVP and validate that someone will pay.
It is probably more suited for people that deal with contracts a lot,
so I wouldn't be the target demographic but I would use it periodically if I want to check terms and conditions or a contract.
@@Limitless_One The main drawback of the idea (for consumer contracts) is that it isn't very empowering for the user BEYOND their ability to assess how punitive a contractual clause is. For instance if it reveals a clause that prejudices you, you don't (typically) get to re-negotiate that clause. You just get to sit with the knowledge you're an NPC.
Applications that don't offer a user much control (worse yet, expose their lack of control/leverage) aren't very appealing because they highlight the user's low status. While it could be useful in avoiding disastrous clauses, generally people don't want to be reminded of their low status.
If you ran an apple product's terms of service through such an app for instance you'd probably still end up buying the product (because you wanted it) but you'd feel less good about the product as a result.
To succeed, I suggest the idea needs refinement around ;
1. regulatory compliance (fact it's essentially legal advice and therefore a practice restricted to the legal profession), and
2. niche to a sector where the user is allowed to use the info to renegotiate better contractual terms, (thus elevating their status).
On the other hand, when approached from a different angle it could be a useful pivot for established categories. It certainly brings a few to mind straight away.
Any idea why my comment was deleted?
I put thought into the post so it offered constructive criticism/an opportunity to develop the idea in slightly different ways. Just as ideas evolve organically.
What gives?!
@@sammyb1651 I have no idea. Only Greg and TH-cam can control that.
Hey greg, really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?
Somebody get this guy some coffee
HE IS GEM
Give me saas idea for india 🇮🇳 market
Upload any legal document into chatgpt and you ask it as much as you want
Was about the comment the same.
U can say that with all the ai wrapper that made millions and they still succeded. Peoples want their problem to be solved quickly and easily they don't care about that
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Yes, more coffee overdose, I will send you my coffee IV 😂
SaaS is sexy and cool margins 70% 80% 😋
Harvey
Drink more coffee..... make more videos~!
Hey Greg! I just recently started following your story and I think you are criminally under-subbed.
I noticed your growth strategy frequently starts with free tools to start the ACP funnel?
I love that strategy, thanks so much for sharing!