Can you give me a new business idea?

[hakanbayeroglu]

the thing is it depends on where you live!
for instance if you are living in a country with rich history and culture investing in tourism in whatever way you can could be a great idea! it is fun too!

if you are from an industrial country the above may not work and this time maybe you should do other things like marketing the goods that are cheap in your area compared to the internet!

one of my friend wants to be an agent for talented young football players, since here no one knows English good enough but there are amazing kids that are talented as good or even better than professional players! most people laugh at the idea but he is serious! and it is the job almost no one dose!

 

[artur core]

It's very simple.

Create a community for people interested in a subject.

Once community is huge, start monetizing.

Niche: your hobby, as stated.

Ive have exactly did that a month ago. An oldschool phpbb board with a high demand topic. Not a single User for a month
I have fake generated some personas and filled up like 30 threads and over 200 answers but nearly no exposure

 

[BNB]

Ive have exactly did that a month ago. An oldschool phpbb board with a high demand topic. Not a single User for a month
I have fake generated some personas and filled up like 30 threads and over 200 answers but nearly no exposure

Just because you did something, doesn't mean you did it right, or that you have clue what you're doing.

I will give you now a working example.

Guy loves to jump a rope. He does it very good.

He creates social media accounts, and he only shares his rope freestyles or explain some tricks.

Within some time, he connect with someone who will build ropes for him, and also create flashy night ropes, etc etc.

His community grows, he put up a website and sell some quality ropes with weights, lights, and he earn a bunch of money.


That is far better marketing than anything faceless. People want to identify with a real person, and not some crap online bullshit.

So, as long as you use yourself for advertising, and keep it WH, without any scams, your profit will be huge.

 

[artur core]

Just because you did something, doesn't mean you did it right, or that you have clue what you're doing.

I will give you now a working example.

Guy loves to jump a rope. He does it very good.

He creates social media accounts, and he only shares his rope freestyles or explain some tricks.

Within some time, he connect with someone who will build ropes for him, and also create flashy night ropes, etc etc.

His community grows, he put up a website and sell some quality ropes with weights, lights, and he earn a bunch of money.


That is far better marketing than anything faceless. People want to identify with a real person, and not some crap online bullshit.

So, as long as you use yourself for advertising, and keep it WH, without any scams, your profit will be huge.

i guess you are right. What Medium would you create the community? For example the Target age would be 30 - 50 old males.

 

[Michigan00000]

Find what you love and just do it and money should follow most of the time. If is not working just change your pasions

 

[piloloaz]

Can you give a few examples of the most profitable and high cash flow opportunities right now? For instance, I'm currently considering starting an SMM panel, but it seems like a foolish idea since the market is saturated with SMM panels. What exactly could we do? While the goal is to make money, the main focus would be on it being a hobby.

In the current market environment, the SMM sector is indeed facing saturation phenomena such as content homogeneity and intensified competition, but this does not mean that profit opportunities have dried up. Focusing on niche services and innovative models still has high monetization potential and is suitable as a low-cost and interest-oriented entry point. For example: providing content creation services for short video marketing; customizing original short videos for brands (such as product reviews or tutorials), leveraging the rapid growth of short videos in social media advertising to attract high engagement and immediate conversions; or integrating distribution with platforms such as Douyin to quickly accumulate traffic revenue and advertising commissions. All of these are good options. Therefore, you can still use the SMM panel as an entry point to generate profits for yourself, and this does not conflict with your hobby.

 

[nothingnessfollower]

Can you give a few examples of the most profitable and high cash flow opportunities right now? For instance, I'm currently considering starting an SMM panel, but it seems like a foolish idea since the market is saturated with SMM panels. What exactly could we do? While the goal is to make money, the main focus would be on it being a hobby.

Practical solution, If you can take risk then make current account and rent it.
else do background small thing for 2nd road economy, i mean online casino and betting is growing faster than any other business, So help them any every legal way.

If thats too risky then find what problem you faced and its solution is costly or not easily available.

If thats hard then do the business of LUST, yeah i know i might be sound like a rascal but its true.

Else safest (but you might make less money), why dont you provide wholesale service to smm panels that are already very busy, you know like they can't handle order after a limit.


After all your life, your decision!

Thank You!

 

[AdSavvy]

here’s one: build a micro-niche service marketplace for non-english speaking entrepreneurs. say you target French or Arabic speakers. you gather freelancers who understand those languages and pair them with businesses that need help (social ads, translation, website tweaks, voice-overs). you manage the marketplace, take a commission, and provide verification + quality check. low competition, language barrier gives you edge.

 

[SK Root]

Can you give a few examples of the most profitable and high cash flow opportunities right now? For instance, I'm currently considering starting an SMM panel, but it seems like a foolish idea since the market is saturated with SMM panels. What exactly could we do? While the goal is to make money, the main focus would be on it being a hobby.

I think you have to follow the trends.

 

[Linkiva]

Focus on what you enjoy and find a unique angle that adds value, then turn it into something profitable.

 

[esama]

Focus on what you enjoy and find a unique angle that adds value, then turn it into something profitable.

That right and that what I want to say

 

[noithattuephat]

find better ways to solve problems, if you find a way then market the hell out of it - great successsss!

 

[InnoutPayments]

Can you give a few examples of the most profitable and high cash flow opportunities right now? For instance, I'm currently considering starting an SMM panel, but it seems like a foolish idea since the market is saturated with SMM panels. What exactly could we do? While the goal is to make money, the main focus would be on it being a hobby.

Anything makes money, it's just the systems you put behind scaling well.

 

[Pandora92]

A business idea I've been thinking about lately is helping small local businesses improve their online presence. A lot of shops, restaurants, and service providers still don't have good websites, social media pages, or even proper listings on Google. It doesn't require a huge investment to get started, and you can learn most of the skills online. I've noticed many business owners are willing to pay someone reliable to handle these tasks because they don't have the time or knowledge to do it themselves. It seems like a practical business that can grow steadily with experience and word-of-mouth referrals.

 

[elizabeth2428]

Can you give a few examples of the most profitable and high cash flow opportunities right now? For instance, I'm currently considering starting an SMM panel, but it seems like a foolish idea since the market is saturated with SMM panels. What exactly could we do? While the goal is to make money, the main focus would be on it being a hobby.

I’ve been thinking about this too, and I agree SMM panels are pretty saturated now, so margins are usually low unless you already have strong supply or unique positioning.
From what I’m seeing, better opportunities right now are in niche digital services like short-form video editing for specific industries, simple micro SaaS tools, or focused lead generation. They scale better and feel more sustainable long-term.
I’m also trying to focus on things that are still profitable but enjoyable as a hobby, not just quick resell models.
Would be interested to see what others are building right now.

 

[elizabeth2428]

Find something you're passionate about and see if you can offer something others don't and monitize it.

Really good point. I’ve found the best results come from focusing on something you genuinely enjoy and then adding value others aren’t already offering. That’s usually where real opportunity shows up.

 

[elizabeth2428]

You can start buying eco-friendly goods, which include sustainable home and personal care items from local brands. It caters to the growing demand for sustainability!

I agree with this. There’s definitely a growing shift toward eco-friendly and sustainable goods, and it’s encouraging to see local brands stepping up in that space.

 

[elizabeth2428]

A business idea I've been thinking about lately is helping small local businesses improve their online presence. A lot of shops, restaurants, and service providers still don't have good websites, social media pages, or even proper listings on Google. It doesn't require a huge investment to get started, and you can learn most of the skills online. I've noticed many business owners are willing to pay someone reliable to handle these tasks because they don't have the time or knowledge to do it themselves. It seems like a practical business that can grow steadily with experience and word-of-mouth referrals.

Really good idea honestly. Many small businesses near me still don’t have proper online presence and struggle with it.
If someone is reliable and consistent, this can really grow through word of mouth over time. It’s a smart, low cost way to start something steady.

 

[elizabeth2428]

You are never going to be satisfied with people's suggestions unless you want someone to come along and say they make millions with 10 minutes of work. Just work on what you know and already have experience. I read in an ancient ninja manuscript that consolidating your knowledge is the most important thing you can do regularly. That means you take what you already know, you trim out the bits that don't work, and you upscale the bits that do.

I really like this perspective. People often chase quick wins, but real progress comes from refining what you already know and improving it step by step. Consistency with what works is what actually builds results.

 

[elizabeth2428]

I think, if you are good in cooking you can start your home based cooking business. Promote your business, assign some people as a team and continue enhancing your business.

I agree with you. A home based cooking business is a great start if you’re consistent and focused on quality. I’ve had quite a few people reach out about this too, and the key is starting small, building trust, and growing step by step with time.