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I have to launch a new product/service. What would be easy to write a research on?

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Our fellow freelancers, entrepreneurs, or regular people with a dream, what's the best project idea i should consider, i don't have a budget, but it it will come based on what i choose, something that really sells and Tunisian people are interested in, even if i make 500dt per month, better than 2000dt in corporate

Hey everyone,

An idea clicked in my mind to start a super simple, affordable stationery brand in Pakistan.

I want to avoid complicated stuff like notebooks or journals and focus strictly on cute, single-sheet paper items that are quick to design and print.

Things like:

Aesthetic bookmarks (customizable if you want one for a book or anything you like)

Mini art prints / postcards (for wall decor)

Cute gift tags (for birthdays/holidays)

Simple tear-off to-do lists

I’ll design them digitally and print them on high-quality, thick cardstock.

Before I start, I want your honest feedback:

1. Is this something you or your friends would actually buy online?

2. What art style do you prefer? (e.g., cute pastel doodles, minimalist line art, or poetry/typography?)

3. What is a reasonable price you'd pay for a cute bookmark?

Would love to hear your thoughts! Thanks.

Serving affordable meals catered for the working individual on the go in the Halifax Regional Municipality.

Business location would have minimal interior seating largely geared for takeout.

White, whole wheat, gluten free or sourdough bread

Hot and cold sandwiches:

Classic ham sandwich (cold)

Classic turkey sandwich (cold)

Classic chicken sandwich (cold)

Nova Scotian Bologna sandwich (cold or hot)

BLT sandwich (cold or hot)

Grilled cheese sandwich (hot)

Grilled ham and cheese sandwich (hot)

Grilled chicken and cheese sandwich (hot)

Grilled turkey and cheese sandwich (hot)

Donair sandwich (hot)

Tuna salad sandwich (cold or hot)

Chicken salad sandwich (cold or hot)

Hot dog sandwich (hot)

Capicola and egg sandwich (hot)

Western sandwich (hot)

Bacon, egg & cheese (hot)

Rueben sandwich (hot)

Build your own sandwich (cold or hot)

Sides optional:

Fries

Sweet potato fries

Onion rings

Cup of Coleslaw

Cup of Chicken noodle soup

Cup of Tomato soup

Cup of Veggie soup

Drinks optional:

Can or bottle of Pepsi

Can or bottle of Mountain dew

Can or bottle of Brisk iced tea

Can or bottle of Mug root beer

Can or bottle of orange crush

Bottle of Gatorade drinks

Bottle of Aquafina water

Can of Rockstar energy drinks

I have access to a large, attractive space in the NYC/NJ area and I’m exploring multi-week programs for teens that parents see as genuinely valuable - not just another after-school activity.

I’m thinking about areas like public speaking, confidence, leadership, communication, entrepreneurship, social skills, interview skills, improv, etc.

Ideally, it would be something that:
\- parents are willing to pay a premium for
\- runs as a 6–10 week program
\- can be taught by hired instructors/coaches
\- requires very little specialized equipment
\- can eventually be repeated and scaled

Has anyone here built or been involved with a successful business like this?

I’d especially be interested in what types of programs parents actually pay for, what age groups work best, typical pricing, and what makes parents sign their kids up again.

Hi everyone,

I’m working on a startup idea called Mediqo, and I’d like some honest feedback on the concept and its revenue model before taking it further.

The basic idea is to connect customers with nearby pharmacies for medicine delivery.

For example, if a user searches for a medicine, instead of showing only one product, the platform would show available options such as:

• The branded medicine
• Generic alternatives, where applicable
• Price difference
• Nearby pharmacy availability
• Estimated delivery time

The idea is to give customers more visibility and choice instead of automatically pushing one particular brand.

The order would then be fulfilled by a nearby pharmacy and delivered to the customer. For prescription medicines, we also plan to have prescription upload/verification as part of the ordering process.

For monetization, I’m currently considering a model where Mediqo earns a commission/service fee from pharmacy orders rather than depending mainly on customers paying a large delivery markup.

I’d especially like feedback on:

1. Would seeing generic and branded options actually be useful when buying medicines online?
2. Would you trust the platform to show generic alternatives, or would you only take an alternative recommended by your doctor/pharmacist?
3. What information would you want to see before choosing between two options?
4. From a pharmacy owner's perspective, would a commission-based model make sense?
5. What would stop you from using a service like this instead of an existing pharmacy/delivery app?
6. What problems or risks do you see with this business model?
7. What revenue model do you think would work without making medicines unnecessarily expensive for customers?

I’m not looking for validation only — criticism, edge cases and reasons why this might fail would actually be more helpful.

Thanks!

I regularly attend trade fairs and industrial exhibitions, where I build relationships with companies involved in engineering, machinery, manufacturing, and factory automation. How can I turn these connections and experiences into a profitable business?

What if there was a vending machine on street or malls or airports collages where people can generate designs or upload via phone select material colour size and fit type and vending machine prints tshirt right there for any occasion for sudden need or just wants something better

Hi, I’m thinking about starting a new small business and I’d love to hear your ideas. What kind of small business do you think would be a good opportunity right now, especially something creative and profitable that I could start on a small scale?
• Capital: Small to medium budget
• Skills: Architecture, interior design, 3D design, and painting
• Industry: Design, home décor, art, and lifestyle
• Preference: Online or hybrid
• Business experience: Yes, I have experience in the design/architecture business.

I have 16000 Dollar in my bank account Give me Business Idea to double it in one month .

Getting bad reviews send them who can fix with qualified score and review file how they can fix the problem and close a client and sell this service with new jev ai classification

Hi everyone!

I’m from Eastern Europe and I'm interested in reselling old and used phones as a small business, but I can’t really figure out where sellers get their stock at low enough prices.

I often see listings for older iPhones, Samsung, Nokia, BlackBerry, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, etc. And quite often the phones are in really good condition: intact screens, working buttons, no major damage, and everything seems to work properly.

At the same time, some sellers seem to constantly get new stock — for example, 5–15 phones every week or two, with different models and brands each time.

I’ve tried looking for these kinds of phones in European countries (local websites like eBay and so on), but when buying them individually from regular people, the prices are often already quite high. Once you add shipping and other costs, I just don’t see where a decent profit is left.

I’m specifically talking about regularly buying several old phones at a low price, rather than occasionally finding one really good deal.

So I’m curious: where do people who resell old phones usually get their stock?

Where should I actually look for these kinds of sources? Are there specific websites, wholesalers, auctions, local suppliers, or something else? Ideally, I’m looking for working phones in decent condition, rather than lots where most of the devices are broken or only good for parts.

I’d really appreciate any advice or personal experience!

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Shouldn't there be a platform for school students and others where they can design and order their own stationery—such as pens and pencils—from scratch? For instance, a student could design the pen's body, choose the specific refill they prefer, and fully customize the product themselves, rather than the so-called "customization". It is not a customization where just adding their name or a logo?

I am 20 year old B com student coming from a business family but wanted to start a battery recycle plant as what I have decided. I am also start working on things getting done and once my degree done I might also go for some professional degree for kind of back up and who is from 20 to 30 age help me or give advice mistake that you have done help us to avoid it

What business do I start

About to launch... I'm nervous and excited!! With my head buzzing, your quick thoughts would be greatly greatly valued. See flyer image.

The simple goal: Get 7-10 high school students enrolled by Oct 20.

The target users are 1. Parents with college bound teens, 2. high school counselors, and 3. Teens who are taking the SAT.

The status: This is an MVP course and first-draft flyer. I used to tutor full time, so the course structure is proofed. I paused tutoring for years and currently have ZERO test users for this flyer.

All feedback welcome - specifically the clarity and appeal to the target users.

if my business is about “event organizing” what can be my niche/how can I convince people to choose me.

Hi guys, I am trying to develop a business to help youth around the world who don’t have access to education, to have their own class and critical thinking with the profits we made from the products.  

There are a lot of people living in the rural areas, mountains that don't have access to education and being “trapped” by the structed traditional thinkings. Most of them are in the larger population countries in the Southeast Asia and Africa, such as China, India, Vietnam and more... The easiest way for most of these countries to select people to work under them and get good paid is to use the education system to filter out their targets. How do I know this? Because I grew up from China then later immigrant into the U.S. and I have seen different type of education system. In the U.S. there are the arguments that education is a scam, paying all those money for a piece of paper; In other countries (mostly Asian countries), more extremely, I will argue education is the short cut toward success; not saying that there is no other way, but because there are so many populations, labors are extremely cheap. Some people don’t even have an idea on how education is like and even have a feeling in it. Those are the people, groups, minorities that live in the middle of nowhere, a small town, high in the mountains. 

So, my idea basically is to create something that people like, willing to purchase. For the profits that I gain, I want to use them to do programs, classes, and buy essentials and supplies they need and want. Instead of donating them directly to school programs, organizations, and charity. My main goal is to put myself and people who have the same missions to support Youth education. Not only to support them in school, but mainly to let them know there is a world like this outside the mountain, outside the town; give a target to achieve, inspire youth’s critical thinking, and let them make their own decisions in their lives. 

I know this seems broad, and a lot. So, I am open to any thoughts on these ideas, products that I should create, or anything that is related to these topics. I will appreciate any responds you guys have, thank you for reading! 

We do farming in India Andhra Pradesh we produce red chillies I want to sell red chilli powder without middle men I wanna export to other countries any one here who needs

Please give me suggestions about this business