Know Who Else Is Advertising to Your Audience on Facebook
Why?
It would be helpful to discover who else is advertising to your audience, how long, what ads seem to work for them (based on time used), etc.
How?
A service of marketers. Create profiles that would be included in the target audience of the marketer, monitor these profiles, and register all the information available like ad creatives, times presented, first seen, last seen, linked to, etc.) Based on these samples detect patterns that show what and who is doing well with your audience.
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Nostalgia for Something You Never Had or Experienced? How Can That Be?
Why?
You see it all around and probably felt it yourself, a kind of nostalgic yearning for something that – if you really think of it – you never had or experienced (maybe you were not even born then.)
How?
A study of why and how people develop these feelings. Do we have a bias in us for such a feeling, and what triggers might induce this feeling? What is the mechanism behind it?
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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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How Do Kids See These Famous People
Why?
We all saw, heard, read about leaders in our times. Most have many facets to their personality that we perceive in a certain way as adults. How do kids see people like Steve Jobs?
How?
Devise an experiment where we expose kids to different facets of these leaders, and then ask them in detail what they though.
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Why Some Longer Numbers Are Easier to Remember Than Others
Why?
Don’t you find that some long numbers like a phone number or a social security number are easier to remember than others?
How?
Try and find if there is any pattern to the easily remembered numbers, and if it’s consistent with all participants or is there any personal bias.
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