Royalty Free Business Ideas for Startup

Teaching will be big business. It used to be only schools and colleges teach as a business, now everyone can. Develop a class and get benefits.

Compete with a new validated entrant to a large space. Articulate a subset of users and make them feel valued.

If it is your first time, never take a chance, because your odds are already very low. Use someone else's idea to execute. Don't make something and then find "strangers" to sell. Don't solve problems. Use this guide to design an idea, don't just come up with one. https://www.sevenparallel.com/post/how-to-design-a-good-idea

The internet is expanding and high quality contents are everywhere. A place like Reddit is nice but there should be a place where high quality contents are selected. It basically would augment Google's search algorithm.

Make an APP that is already selling in APP stores, or make a software that is popular. REMAKE it.

If you are EE or ME students, first REMAKE a popular product. Don't make a new one out of your own idea. Go to Amazon or other places and find what is already SELLING, and remake it, and offer it to the market.

Make a role playing game (RPG) game or AI analytics code. AI (such as Q&A bot) and virtual world entertainment is the future.

Work on things that related to consumer enjoyment such as gaming and video. Build platform such as online platforms.

Protect big business. Attack the business. In both cases, companies can be sold or operated with good profit margin. In some cases, this kind of business can be solo and low budget.

Senior population is growing and you can build a channel to access that market. Examples include Blue Apron. It is a eating experience, not just food.

If you can program, identify an area where you can automate a process. Reinvent, don't invent.

Startup first time is hard struggle. If you have a job you may want to do a side project as a practice. Here are some suggestions.