I'm playing with an idea of launching 2 products that feed each other. The one is input (solvingmyproblem.com) and the other is output (wouldpayforit.com).
solvingmyproblem.com would be ideal for business owners that can't find a service on the Internet that would help them to become rock stars at their business. With a simple form they can enter their demands or simply what would help them to overcome their problems and pain points. That's the input.
wouldpayforit.com would be ideal for makers that want to build a product that someone would actually pay for. I would make an online directory or list of business needs that business owners are willing to pay for. Data would be gathered from solvingmyproblem.com site. With this, a maker could get an access to (paid subscription) a content on which he could make a profitable product.
What do you think?