998 business ideas, yours for the taking

Just to prove that you really can find anything on the internet if you just know the right place to look: Have a look here, for instance. 998 different business ideas contributed from nine young business minds (well Seth Godin thought so), and heaps more in the comments, and while 789 isn’t much of a […]

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Just to prove that you really can find anything on the internet if you just know the right place to look: Have a look here, for instance.

998 different business ideas contributed from nine young business minds (well Seth Godin thought so), and heaps more in the comments, and while 789 isn’t much of a winner… there’s some awesome content in here even if it does nothing but spark your imagination and creativity.

My other favourite places to find “anything”:

Another Seth Godin creation: www.squidoo.com – a lens on anything
www.wikipedia.org – wiki your way to untold knowledge
https://scholar.google.com/schhp – Google scholar, essential for those university types out there looking for references
www.threadless.com – any t-shirt (well, almost)
www.twitter.com – for any amount of ramblings
www.reallysold.com – any real estate advertising phrase (and any shameless plug for writer’s own product)
www.facebook.com – for any old friend you thought you’d never hear from again (and a few stalkers you never knew you had)
www.99designs.com – any logo designed for you in ridiculously quick time
www.kiva.org – any aspiring micro-entrepreneur in a third world country waiting for you to assist
www.etsy.com – any handmade item for you to purchase

With so much information out there – the excuse of I can’t think up a business idea, or I can’t find a creative gift, or I don’t know how to find that information really just don’t cut it anymore.

Kirsty Dunphey is the youngest ever Australian Telstra Young Business Woman of the Year, author of two books (her latest release is Retired at 27, If I can do it anyone can) and a passionate entrepreneur who started at age 15 and opened her own real estate agency at 21. Currently Kirsty heads up www.reallysold.com the premium online copywriting site for real estate agents and is a co-director of Elephant Property www.elephantproperty.com.au Launceston, Tasmania’s only boutique real estate agency purely for investment property owners. Kirsty’s other ventures are outlined at her website www.kirstydunphey.com where you can also sign up for her newsletter.

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