1. Kit.co For Software
This week I listened to Greg Isenbergs podcast with Alex Lieberman, and they talked about entrepreneurs’ “software stack”.
As an entrepreneur, you’re always interested in seeing what other business owners are using to run their biz’s.
But there’s no good way to find that out.
Kit.co does this for creators by offer a platform where creators can list all of the gear they use, and get an affiliate commission anytime someone buys through their link.
Why not do the same thing for entrepreneurs?
Make a one-stop-shop to see the software stack behind businesses and incentivize entrepreneurs to post them by offering an easy way to make affiliate commissions.
Get a few big-name entrepreneurs on the platform, and you’ve got yourself a killer biz
2. Money Ball For X
On MFM this week, Sam and Shaan talked about the Money Ball strategy.
The Money Ball strategy comes from the true story of when the Oakland Athletics used data insights to take their baseball team from last place to a playoff run.
During the pod, they talked about a billionaire named Thomas Tull who used the Money Ball method to find out what makes a movie a smash hit and started a movie studio based on data insights.
But what if you applied this method to other industries that don’t traditionally use data?
Things like landscaping or real estate.
Find the data that no one else is using, and you can gain an unfair advantage.
3. A Home Inspection Business
Home inspection businesses seem great.
Almost everyone who buys a home will need one, and they average $300-$600 a pop.
It’ll take you around 4 months and $10K to get your license.
And all you’ll need is 1-2 jobs per day and you’ve got yourself a six figure biz.
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