Interactive Video Sales Letter
Why?
Why not make the process more personalized and deliver a better message to each type of audience.
How?
Instead of having one video sales letter playing for everyone visiting the web page, have forking points that help qualify the type of visitor watching. Split the video into smaller segments with an option at each section of how to continue. The option is referred to at the end of each video segment, and the viewer needs to click on his choice to continue. For instance, if you break the video into three parts, and each forking point has two options, you need to have one video for the first segment, two more videos for the second segments that depend on the viewer’s choice, and four videos for the third segments, again depending on their choices. This is the maximum number of videos in such a situation, but there can be less if, for instance, the points discussed in some of the third segment versions are the same for many of the viewers regardless of their choice.
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Local Home Cooked Lunch
Why?
You want to eat a good home cooked lunch even when not at home.
How?
An app where anyone who wants to can list the dish they made for lunch that day, and are willing to share with others for a price. Others can open the app around lunch time and see who is offering what around them, reserve a plate and get instructions on how to walk there from where they are. These offerings are dynamic and change from day to day. Participating cooks can publish daily if they want and what they want to offer, and take it off the list of offered dishes when it’s finished or after a certain time of the day.
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Speech Based Activity Log
Why?
An easy way of keeping track of activities.
How?
An app that can understand your speech in its context. Every time you start or finish something you want to record, or just want to insert an activity you forgot, just dictate it in your own voice.
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Psychedelic Plants
Why?
Make the world prettier, more fun, and exciting.
How?
Use genetic engineering and/or special nutrients and/or lightwave length sensitivity, and/or combinations of the above (and more) to get plants and flowers having many and “unnatural” colors even withing one plant.
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Decommoditization Agency
Why?
When something becomes a commodity, it’s harder to sell and leads many to lower their prices and profit margins.
How?
A service that de-commoditizes products. Working with the seller of the product, they will create a new one from it that will now be a commodity and will enable the seller to command higher prices and profit margins.
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