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What idea is rolling around in your head for a business that you never get around to? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by Low-Helicopter-2696@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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For a number of years I've wanted to start a business to transport kids to their activities. I know the concept of Uber for kids already exist in some places but it's not near me.

I start thinking about how I could recruit some drivers, run some background checks and then start recruiting weary parents who are tired of driving. Then I think about the logistics of all of it and take a walk instead lol

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[–] JacobStyle@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Back when I was doing more game development stuff in the 2000s, I had this idea to make a bespoke video game studio. The idea was that once we had a team of devs and artists in place and working smoothly together, we could pitch corporate clients to have a video game as part of their marketing.

It never became anything more than an idea, and I've long since moved on to another industry, but the pitch would probably be even more effective today. Imagine a fitness model or a band spending $20k to have a little video game with all their branding in it. If it was one of those "play for a few minutes once per day" type games, that's a lot of daily brand exposure for each player.