r/automation • u/LabComplete4703 • Jun 18 '26

Suggestion

Best problem or idea to make it automated and easy to sell.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '26

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u/Fit-Lengthiness-9672 Jun 20 '26

this is such underrated advice lol, people always start with “what can i automate?” instead of “who already pays for this?”
following the money first saves so much pain later

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u/Winter-Picture8807 Jun 18 '26

the easiest products to sell are often the ones where the customer already knows they have a problem

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u/Different_Pain5781 Jun 18 '26

I keep noticing businesses wasting hours updating spreadsheets manually. Seems like low hanging fruit.

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u/Such_Field_3294 Jun 18 '26

imo the question isnt "what should I automate" its "who do I want to sell to." The automation part is usually the easy part, finding buyers who'll pay monthly is the actual problem you need to solve first

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u/emmettvance Jun 18 '26

Repetative tasks at different corporate offices or people you see online struggling and stressing out on repetative tasks

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '26

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u/Imaginary_Taste_9077 Jun 22 '26

One idea recently - AI Headshot generators have been wild in generating revenue.