3 Business Ideas Someone Should Build

Hey everyone! I post regularly about business ideas and opportunities. I made a previous post like this and you all seemed to like it. I’m back with another 3 ideas. You can check out more ideas like this here.To preface, I personally think these are 3 solid (albeit not deeply researched) ideas that I think you could turn into pretty sweet businesses or side projects. Here’s what I’ve been thinking about -Eliminate Meeting Tardiness: The number of Zoom meetings has exploded since the pandemic. This means there are loads of new opportunities to help people meet in smarter and more effective ways. Anecdotally, one of the biggest challenges with remote meetings is hosts and attendees being tardy/late.Someone should create software that ties rewards or benefits with showing up to meetings on time/starting meetings on time. For example, If someone is on-time, they get 5 points. Accumulate enough points and can trade them in for perks. This could help bring awareness to the problem and encourage punctuality across the company.​Centralized Job Alerts for Gig Sites: Most freelancers are hunting and searching for new opportunities and jobs. To do this, freelancers need to stay up to date on freelance sites to make sure they don’t miss a job they qualify for. This is tedious work that takes time and energy away from them doing what they do best.There should be a better way for freelancers to manage searching for work and communicating with leads. Create software that checks for potential jobs on dozens of freelance websites at regular intervals. Then, notify the freelancer so they can apply for the job as soon as it becomes available.​Try Before You Buy Programs: The latest ecommerce trend is “try before you buy” programs. In other words, you get the product shipped to your house, you’re able to use it for a period of time, and you’re only charged if you don’t return it. While this is great for customers, this can be a huge pain for merchants to set up.The idea is to create a Shopify app that makes it easy for merchants to set up a try before you buy programs. This could be everything from a POS system all the way to helping manage inventory or customer orders. Or, you could take one part of the process and build a solution for that. Regardless, I could see that being a highly profitable piece of software.Thanks for reading! I’ll be hanging in the comments for a while to have a discussion. see hubwealthy.com/wealthy