Get External Information When Visiting a Company’s Web Page
Why?
To give you a better perspective (financial status, lawsuits, etc.) on them and not just what they show and tell.
How?
A browser plugin that shows you relevant external information. The information is served from a service that crawls data about companies from many sources. For the more popular companies, the data is augmented and edited by humans.
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If You Want to Know This Read These
Why?
There is an abundance of valuable knowledge and information out there. The trouble is knowing where the good stuff is.
How?
Publish courses made entirely out of other people’s content. Each course will have a read/listen/watch list with links to all the best content on the subject, arranged in the right order so you can go step by step until you finish the course and acquire the knowledge you wanted.
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Get an Independent External Watchdog
Why?
Creative people want to facilitate change. Sometimes it better to keep the old and not change. How do you make sure when is the right time for a change and when is it better not to?
How?
Get an external ombudsman to keep a watchful eye continuously on your operations, plans, projects and also the market. He will be impartial and any recommendation he will make, he will also support with detailed analysis and explanation.
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Start a Blog Without Writing a Word
Why?
You don’t have the time or the skill to do that but would like to start right away and generate traffic to your blog articles.
How?
Create posts for each of the major subjects you are planning the blog to cover. For each of these posts in your blog’s subjects, find the best content about it, write a synopsis and link to (or embed) it. You publish the post (and maybe generate some initial traffic) and watch for visitors behavior. When you see many clicks on a particular content you linked out to, you contact the creator of that content and offer to pay him to take that content, update it and make it even better – exclusively for you. You then publish the new better one on your blog (at the same URL) in place of the synopsis and link to the original outbound content.
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Intelligent Content Suggestion Bot
Why?
Make use of your internal communications to generate content ideas.
How?
Have a bot monitor your internal communications on Slack and similar systems, or even email. When the bot discovers something that seems to be important it will search the internet for information on it, how popular is the subject already, is there other favorite content on the topic and much more. Using all the internal and external information, it will give a detailed suggestion on what content should be created and also all the background researched for it.
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