Get an Alert When Something Exiting Is Happening in a Live Sports Event on TV
Why?
So you can do something else but still, catch all the exciting moments.
How?
Build into TV sets the function to monitor the human voice (of the sports commentator). When you turn this mode on the TV’s volume will go down so as not to disturb you, but when the reporter’s voice becomes excited it will automatically turn up the volume so you will not miss the exciting moment.
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Scrambled Words Ads That Grab Attention
Why?
To stand out from the many other ads out there.
How?
Research showed that some words, when they have their letters mixed up – except the first and last letters – are still readable by us. Use this technique in ads to grab attention.
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Videos for Assembling Flat Packed Furniture From Major Retailers
Why?
Even though you always get a sheet with instructions, a video would be even better.
How?
Have a website where either the manufacturers or anyone else (maybe a local guy vying for this kind of work) shows you in videos how to build the different types of furniture from major retailers.
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A Book Showing How Similar Todays Headlines to Headlines of Past Eras
Why?
You’ll be able to see in a fun way that there is nothing new in today’s headlines.
How?
Collect headlines from the past 100 or so years, maybe a page for each year. Select headlines where you can see the similarities.
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Who’s the Fastest Ride Now
Why?
Instead of checking different ride offerings (Uber, Lyft, etc.) for the quickest and/or pickup.
How?
A “meta” app that shows you which service is the quickest to pick you up and which is the cheapest currently.
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