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I especially like the ice cream truck with toast idea
High quality, fashionable plus-sized clothing line
After doing a bit of research and surveying some students on campus, I started to realize that attractive, good quality clothing was not all that available for the plus-sized community. Limited was the overall theme, and who's to say you should be limited in your fashion choice because of your shape?
It seems that if you want to find anything decent in a larger size, you’d have to go online, and even that is a hit or miss.The number one complaint I received was that there were so few options. This makes it really difficult for the average "plus-sized" girl to find what she's looking for.
Why not bring the runway to the plus sized segment of the fashion industry. Imagine having affordable AND attractive clothing available to everyone!
After surveying the female college students on campus, all had explained that they would pay whatever necessary for the clothing they desired. And being that a large percentage of the adult population is considered overweight, the demand is certainly there.
Wouldn’t also be cool to open a store that took away the labels of XL, XXL, XXXL? I mean, what girl wants to be told she’s EXTRA LARGE? How about a size system based on colors or symbols? Also providing an in-store service to have you clothing tailored at a extra charge.
This post also appears on the Hypothetical Entrepreneur Medium collection.
New Grocery Store Concept
Pushing a shopping cart could be a thing of the past
Walking around the grocery store pushing a cart will be a thing of the past with the New Grocery Store Concept. This concept is part physical store and part social media app.
Whenever I see a cool recipe, I wish that I could just click a button and have all the ingredients waiting for me at the store. That will be possible with the New Grocery Store Concept.
In the New Grocery Store Concept, shoppers select the items they want to buy via their smartphone, or tablet screen at the store itself. The items are then picked up in a warehouse by robots, thus cutting down on space, employees, and store furnishings. The customer can then pick up a cart or basket and take their groceries home. Or their shopping would be delivered to their doorstep, for a small fee. It would likely be a lot faster than trying to find everything by yourself, saving customers a lot of time.
The app would not just allow customers to order and pick up groceries—it would also include social features. Either integrating with popular cooking websites, or being one itself, people would be able to check out recipes, share them with their friends, earn rewards, follow their friends, perhaps even post recipes. And all it takes for someone to order the ingredients of a recipe is just a click away.
You might think: but what’s in it for the grocery store? Many purchases made in grocery stores are impulse purchases, decided on a whim. That’s why package design is very important and millions are spent on it. The biggest advantage for the grocery store comes from the accompanying app. Stores will now be able to track every single purchase made by their customers, without the need for a rewards card. This should allow them to cut down on inventory where they can, or increase it when necessary. Because it knows the shopping habits of its customers, it would be able to target advertisements and special deals extremely well. Advertisers would likely pay a lot to advertise in the New Grocery Store Concept app. Not only that, promotions could be used to trigger impulse purchases. A deal is a deal, whether it’s on your phone or in person!
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I want you to steal these ideas. Seriously. Make these things a reality. There have been a LOT of people who have said this in recent years: ideas are relatively of no value. Until someone actually executes and makes them valuable, ideas are about… | Jonathan Cutrell | Director of Technology at Whiteboard
There are some damn good ideas on here!
I had another idea last week and considering the feedback I got from The Movement, I thought I should share this one as well. Both ideas are half baked, but I love sharing ideas and hopefully goodness comes from it somehow.
I play video games. Mostly sports games. There is always some smack...
This could be incredibly entertaining.
I always wanted a marketplace where I can rent stuff either for free or for discount price (when compared to selling price of the actual article). I am sure many people encounter use cases on a daily/weekly basis where they want to rent stuff.
Having a marketplace where people list what they can...
This would be really handy
A flavor recommendation engine. Bear with me here: hasn’t everyone been a bit indecisive about food, maybe a friend or SO asks where to go to lunch or dinner, and you say, “I’m not sure what I want…” It’s not a huge problem, but it could be fun to answer a few questions, Hunch.com-like, and...
Good ideas, I especially like the first one!
I got this idea while I did some random thinkings before I slept (I got insomnia).
So what is this Fanshion thing? Well, it’s simply an e-commerce. But what’s different is well, as it’s name implied it is a fashion for fans. A fans of Ronaldo? Fanshion got that cover. A fans of Lady Gaga?...
I like this Idea, fashion categorized by a celebrity. Awesome!
Attachable motion sensors for any vehicle
There have been several times where I have backed right into an unnoticed object or knocked off my side view mirror while exiting the garage. Far too much money has been spent fixing these unnecessary and certainly preventable issues.
Older cars and most standard cars do not have motion sensors that come with them. But think of the benefit of having something that could provide protection and peace of mind when trying to park or back out of a tight space.
Attachable motion sensors; you could pick these up at your local big box store, auto shop or gas station. Subtle sensors that could be placed on the outside of your vehicle (with some sort of automotive friendly, adhesive.)
This product would be perfect for the customer who may not be able to afford that luxury, high-end vehicle with all its bells and whistles. At the same time, they would be able to benefit from the prevention and protection from unwelcomed dings and that hazardous blind side.
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Peer to peer parcel forwarding service
The web is global—most stores are not. When ordering things online, there are often restrictions on where stores will ship. Just the other day I was trying to order a jacket from a well-known British online store, but shipping was only available to the UK.
Luckily, there are parcel forwarding services. They allow people like me, in the Netherlands, to order anything I might want. The downside to these services is that they only exist for popular countries—the chance of someone creating such a service to let people order products from Djibouti, Montenegro, or Uzbekistan is rather low, simply because not many people live there and try to order from there. Moreover, they cost quite a bit of money: you not only have to pay for the extra shipping to get your product, but these people have to make money, too.
The solution: decentralization.
With this service, the members are both the customer and the company. Everyone who forwards a parcel gets credit that they can use to get a parcel forwarded to them.
For example: let’s say that I, person A, want to order a package that’s only deliverable in the UK. Person B, who lives in Manchester, could forward it to my address in the Netherlands, earning a certain amount of credit (based on the cost of shipping and timeliness of their shipment). They could then use that credit to order a package from person C, who lives in the US. Who could then use that credit to get something forwarded to them. And so on, and so forth. It’s forwarding parcels all the way down.
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I’m gonna start a company that is basically financial aid for concert tickets. I’ll help finance you to go to a fall out boy concert, but you have to do something in your community pertaining to music. Like if you know how to play guitar, you could teach a couple of free classes at the community center or something like that. The more you do the more money you’d get to use for tickets, merch, transportation and food.
I really wish I could do this.
This is actually a pretty cool idea! (But how would you monetize it?)
I had a dream last night where someone had invented a service that would deliver crock pot meals to your house so like you got sick and instead of sending flowers, people could send macaroni and cheese, and it was brilliant and delicious and someone needs to make it real please.
Some get on this!
Problem I saw:
notice there are few gym integrate with laundry and it cause many incon
to there customer,but most ppl who go to gym care abt there personal health.
Integrate the laundry service to gym
hack the washing machine to develop mini-laundry machine to achieve health and...
tl;dr: A dating network for the missed connections you didn’t even know you had
I met my buddy Max when we did a start up together in college. He was the ultimate pitch man. Not only whip smart, Max was a black belt in the art of small talk. Everything you said was hilarious and insightful. It...
A simple idea for a (primarily) single product startup occurred to me the other day: make the entire body of a laptop into a wireless charging base.
The intent would be to have the technology acquired by a major PC manufacturer (Apple, HP, Samsung, et al) and incorporated into that manufacturer’s...
This made me giggle
free business idea: the anti-social network.
you start off by being friends with everyone on the internet. as you get tired off everyone else’s shit status updates you end up unfriending/blocking every single one of them over time.
High street massage places.
And I mean like shoulder massage/foot massage. They’d be similar to hairdressers, Feeling stressed? Come have a head massage? Shoulders all knotty and tense? Shoulder massage. Feet tired after a day of shopping? Foot massage! I’m thinking it would cost about 10-20...
