Amplify with Jess Ekstrom

Achiever Type Assessment Tool

Market Gap: Individuals struggle to identify personal barriers to success.

The Achiever Type Assessment Tool would help individuals identify their specific achiever type, which influences how they approach challenges and respond to fear. Similar to the quiz mentioned in the podcast, this tool would categorize users into types like 'Performer' or 'Masquerader' and provide tailored strategies for overcoming personal barriers to success. The tool could be integrated as a web application or mobile app, offering personalized feedback and resources. The target audience includes professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to understand their motivational drivers and improve their productivity.

From: How to Use Fear as Creative Fuel with Mary Marantz

Public Speaking Support Platform for Women

Market Gap: Women face challenges in public speaking due to societal biases.

A Public Speaking Support Platform for Women would focus on equipping women with the skills and confidence to excel in public speaking. This platform could offer workshops, mentorship programs, and a community forum where women can share experiences and challenges. The idea is inspired by the Mic Drop Club mentioned in the podcast, which emphasizes not just skill development but also the creation of a supportive community. This platform could also feature a newsletter sharing speaking opportunities, helping women find gigs and connect with events. Target audiences would include women professionals, aspiring speakers, and organizations aiming to improve gender representation in public speaking.

From: How to Use Fear as Creative Fuel with Mary Marantz

Social Media Engagement Metrics Tool

Market Gap: Content creators lack tools to measure shareability of posts.

The 'Social Media Engagement Metrics Tool' would be an analytics solution designed specifically for content creators to measure the effectiveness of their posts based on shareability and meaningful engagement. This tool would analyze data from various social media platforms to provide insights on which types of content drive shares and comments, helping creators optimize their strategies. Features could include real-time performance tracking, audience sentiment analysis, and recommendations for improving content shareability. Target users would include influencers, marketers, and small business owners looking to enhance their social media impact. Implementation would involve software development, potentially using existing analytics APIs, and marketing to reach the target audience.

From: 16: How to Create Content that Gets Shared on Social Media

Content Strategy Consultation Service

Market Gap: Many creators lack a clear content strategy that drives engagement.

The 'Content Strategy Consultation Service' would offer personalized consultations for content creators looking to improve their social media engagement. By analyzing their current content and audience interactions, the service would help clients identify their unique value proposition and develop a tailored content strategy. This could include defining their brand voice, optimizing posting schedules, and determining what types of content (relatable vs. valuable) resonate best with their audience. Targeting influencers, small businesses, and entrepreneurs, this service would provide actionable insights to help clients create more engaging content. Implementation would involve setting up a website for bookings and utilizing video conferencing tools for consultations.

From: 16: How to Create Content that Gets Shared on Social Media

One Liner Content Creation Workshop

Market Gap: Content creators struggle with making impactful short-form content.

The 'One Liner Content Creation Workshop' would be a specialized online workshop aimed at helping content creators develop the skill of crafting impactful one-liners. By focusing on brevity and emotional resonance, participants would learn techniques for condensing their messages into punchy, shareable content. The workshop could offer guided exercises, examples from successful creators, and peer feedback sessions to enhance learning. Targeting marketers, small business owners, and social media managers, this workshop would address the pressing need for engaging short-form content that drives shares and interactions. The implementation could utilize online platforms like Zoom for live sessions and a dedicated website for resources and community interaction.

From: 16: How to Create Content that Gets Shared on Social Media

Recurring Revenue Course Model

The Recurring Revenue Course Model is a business framework for online educators to create a signature course that can be marketed and sold repeatedly over time. This model allows course creators to refine their offerings and marketing strategies with each launch, leveraging feedback and growing their audience incrementally. The concept emphasizes the importance of building a robust course that provides ongoing value, which can lead to consistent revenue streams. Implementing this idea could involve creating templates for course launches, providing marketing support, and offering ongoing coaching for course creators. The target audience includes entrepreneurs and professionals seeking to develop a sustainable income stream through digital education. This approach addresses the common challenge of course creators struggling with one-time sales by promoting the idea of continual engagement and improvement.

From: Amy Porterfield on How to Earn Financial Freedom through Digital Courses

Signature Course Development Framework

The Signature Course Development Framework is a structured approach for educators and entrepreneurs to create high-impact online courses that focus on delivering specific results to students. This framework guides users through the process of defining their course objectives, identifying their target audience, and designing curriculum content that leads to measurable outcomes. It emphasizes the importance of value-based pricing, which is determined by the results the course promises to deliver rather than the amount of content included. This idea can be implemented by offering workshops, templates, and consultations to help course creators systematically develop their educational products. The target audience includes aspiring course creators and professionals in various industries. By providing a clear framework, this business idea can help users avoid common pitfalls in course creation, such as overloading content or mispricing their offerings.

From: Amy Porterfield on How to Earn Financial Freedom through Digital Courses

Online Course Creation Bootcamp

An Online Course Creation Bootcamp can be a structured program designed for aspiring course creators to learn how to develop, market, and launch their digital courses. This bootcamp could include step-by-step guidance on identifying niche topics, creating course content, and leveraging marketing strategies to attract students. The program can also offer community support, where participants can share experiences and gain feedback from peers. The target audience includes entrepreneurs, educators, and professionals looking to monetize their knowledge through online courses. Specific tactics might include conducting market research to find profitable course ideas, developing engaging course materials, and utilizing social media platforms for promotion. By providing a comprehensive bootcamp experience, this business idea addresses the challenge many face in navigating the complexities of online course creation and marketing.

From: Amy Porterfield on How to Earn Financial Freedom through Digital Courses

Playful Content Creation Platform

Launch a content creation platform that uses playfulness as a central theme for generating engaging and creative content. This platform would allow users to create and share content that incorporates playful elements, such as storytelling, games, and interactive media. Users could collaborate on projects, participate in challenges, and engage with a community that values creativity and fun. The platform would target content creators, marketers, and educators who want to infuse play into their content strategies. By emphasizing play, the platform aims to solve the challenge of content saturation and audience engagement, offering a unique space for creativity and collaboration.

From: How to Turn Play into Your Creative Superpower with Adam Tanaka

Virtual Community for Play-Based Learning

Create a virtual community platform focused on integrating play into everyday life for personal and professional development. This community would offer various activities, games, and learning experiences that encourage playfulness and creativity, aimed at both individuals and corporate teams. Members could engage in workshops, virtual game sessions, and collaborative projects designed to foster a playful mindset, which Adam Tanaka emphasizes as essential for creativity and mental well-being. This platform could target entrepreneurs, corporate teams, educators, and parents looking to enhance their creativity and problem-solving skills. By providing a structured yet playful environment, the platform would solve the problem of rigidity in traditional learning and working environments, making personal and professional growth enjoyable and engaging.

From: How to Turn Play into Your Creative Superpower with Adam Tanaka