What Price Do You Think I Am Asking for This?

Why?

1. You might get a higher price than what you would have asked.
2. You can dynamically give a price that is close to their estimate (either lower or higher.)

How?

In your sales pitch, lead them to the following question: “Now that you know so much about the product, what do you think is the price I am selling this for?” Don’t ask what they think you should sell it for, but what do they think you are selling it for. Most likely they will give a good guess, and by doing so publicly commit to it. If you know give them a price that is close (either higher or lower), they will be more likely to accept it as a fair price. This can be done face to face, on the phone, or on a web page.

 

Rate Answers by Users Paying for Them

Why?

As a good measurement of what was the right answer.

How?

Allow users to donate how much they want (maybe even less than 1 dollar cent), based on their satisfaction of the result they got in the SERP. This will give a better indication as to what is a really useful answer to a specific query.

 

Accent Competitions

Why?

For fun and to improve your accent in any language you like to learn.

How?

A website publishing “the best accent” competitions. Competitors will have to record themselves pronouncing the sentences the competition stipulated in the language required, and viewers and experts will vote on the best ones.

 

The Positive Channel

Why?

To get rid of all the negativity and want to see something positive, relaxing and happy.

How?

A video channel dedicated to showing only positive videos. They don’t have to be exciting, just showing everyday scenes with normal people living in a happy moment in time.

 

Criminal Innovators

Why?

Criminals are amongst the best innovators.

How?

Publish a book of stories of criminals and how they innovated (by finding the holes in the system, thinking of new uses of new tools, etc.) and reluctantly helped advance knowledge.