Is it safe to reveal my business ideas?

[Olaf]

@integral Honestly, ideas are worth nothing, unless you have some super easy to copy business model that will make someone rich or famous in 2 weeks, then I wouldn´t worry about revealing it. Most business ideas take months, years, maybe even decades to workout and if I look around me, I am the only one doing something else then a 9 to 5, most people are not even having the ambition to escape the 9 to 5. So this fear about revealing you´re business idea unless they can be successful in 2 weeks, is just irrational, also don´t put too much importance on ideas, it is about execution. My dad always said he had the best ideas, yet he never did anything with any of these ideas, it is just mind play.

[integral]

3 hours ago, Olaf said:

@integral Honestly, ideas are worth nothing, unless you have some super easy to copy business model that will make someone rich or famous in 2 weeks, then I wouldn´t worry about revealing it. Most business ideas take months, years, maybe even decades to workout and if I look around me, I am the only one doing something else then a 9 to 5, most people are not even having the ambition to escape the 9 to 5. So this fear about revealing you´re business idea unless they can be successful in 2 weeks, is just irrational, also don´t put too much importance on ideas, it is about execution. My dad always said he had the best ideas, yet he never did anything with any of these ideas, it is just mind play.

My problem is anyone with an audience can copy it. Most influencers can copy any business idea they want. They have the skills. audience and resources to push it.

Edited 9 hours ago by integral

[Olaf]

@integral you make it sound like you got some quick rich or quick famous scheme idea, but if it is that good, then why haven´t you succeeded yet? 

[integral]

55 minutes ago, Olaf said:

@integral you make it sound like you got some quick rich or quick famous scheme idea, but if it is that good, then why haven´t you succeeded yet? 

I could sell a polished turd to millions if i had millions to show it to. 

Edited 4 hours ago by integral

[LordFall]

43 minutes ago, integral said:

I could sell a polished turd to millions if i had millions to show it to. 

You do, it's called a content strategy! If you start posting reels and shorts a few days a week you'll get to 100K+ monthly views pretty quick. I'm in a slump right now but I get around 10k monthly views on my IG. It's exhausting to stay consistent though. We should start a content creator accountability trend on the forum, it's one of the lowest friction ways to take an idea to market and refine your marketing skills. 

[integral]

18 minutes ago, LordFall said:

You do, it's called a content strategy! If you start posting reels and shorts a few days a week you'll get to 100K+ monthly views pretty quick. I'm in a slump right now but I get around 10k monthly views on my IG. It's exhausting to stay consistent though. We should start a content creator accountability trend on the forum, it's one of the lowest friction ways to take an idea to market and refine your marketing skills. 

My problem right now is I built a content machine AI automatically generating videos, but to my standard it's just not good enough.
And to get it to be good enough, I'm gonna have to spend at least 3-5 hours editing each video a day, its probably going be more.

17 minutes ago, LordFall said:

We should start a content creator accountability trend on the forum

Absolutely, also one of the good reasons of partnering up with someone is accountability.

 

[LordFall]

I would say go for quantity over quality, AI content is a great start. Your own standard is always biased but what the market values is predictable so as long as you post regularly and iterate you'll eventually hit it. Video editing for hours even weekly let alone daily is a recipe for burnout if you're not passionate about it, it's such an unfun activity.