7 ideas. Filter by what you bring or the kind of business, then start one.
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An online store selling camp-kitchen gear, with AI finding products and running the ads
One product that sells well can carry a store, and AI can now write the listings and run the ads.
Skills you can bring: An eye for products people want and ads that sell them
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A swimwear brand sold online, with AI running the store, content and ads
Small product brands can grow large online, and AI can now run much of the store, content and ads.
Skills you can bring: Product taste and experience sourcing or making things
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Diamond-painting kits made from customers' own photos, sold as gifts
Diamond painting has a large craft following, and a kit made from a family photo makes a personal gift.
Skills you can bring: Experience sourcing craft supplies and a sense of quality
$29–$59Start this - 4
Monthly science kits for homeschool families, with a lesson guide for parents
Homeschool families buy hands-on lessons, and a kit with a guide saves them preparation time.
Skills you can bring: Science-teaching experience and a maker's streak
$15 per kitStart this - 5
Resale of concert tickets to fans, using price alerts to time each purchase and sale
Ticket prices move fast, and timing purchases and sales is pure data work.
Skills you can bring: Comfort with pricing data and risk
Resale marginStart this - 6
Same-day gift delivery for last-minute shoppers, with gifts chosen from local shops
Last-minute gift buyers pay for speed, and local shops give each gift some character.
Skills you can bring: Taste in gifts and relationships with local shop owners
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A boxed starter kit for beginners with the exact tools you use, such as your brushes and paper
Beginners want to start with the tools you use, and one box saves them the research.
Skills you can bring: A craft people want to start and firm opinions on tools
$49–$99Start this