9 Startup ideas to make $1M+ in 2024
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Dude, I would pay $13,000 a month for the ability to have a YouTube channel because I'm attracting people interested in the same things I'm interested in. And I could create products that I can sell them and services and stuff like that. I don't have to live in New York City or live in San Francisco because I have a YouTube channel now and I have a podcast.
100%. You can get like deep trust in a one-to-many format. And it's like, I'm just trying to create as much surface area as possible to create like greater serendipity. That's like one of the best quotes. And like the easiest way to do that is build media and just be everywhere. And it just, from that, I'm trying to create digital gravity, right? Like for brands and for self and for all of this, it's just as much digital mass on the internet as possible to create as much digital gravity as you can as possible.
They should play music, by the way.
I wanted to play music like it just like, you know, have like Thunderstruck or something.
Totally.
Just ACDC, classic dad rock or Creed.
With arms wide open, Cody Schneider. He's back on the pod, Startup Ideas pod. One of your YouTube videos on the pod has like 40 or 50,000 views. I'm hyped, man. It's insane.
I've decided that this is like a residency for me. Vegas has the chain smokers and Greg's pod has me. I'm going to come back whenever they want.
Totally. You sent me a text. You're on. And you sent me a text with a bunch of, I think, nine really amazing ideas. So I want you just to get right into it. Let's go.
Let's go quick. Before we do that, can we talk about this dude that did the cricket thing? I'm so hyped about this. Okay. So this guy DM me on LinkedIn and he works at like a big 10, honestly, a big five marketing agency. Like it's like, you know, top of the list. One of them, it employs one of the, you know, the biggest amounts of people in the US that's in that space. And spun it up, got two customers already. He's just running Facebook ads, getting like 50 cent emails, just doing a drip nurture, basically upselling them. And he's like, yo, this is... I'm like, from the outside looking in, he's going to build a company on top of this and I'm hyped for him. So anyways, this is what we live for, all right?
It's like people hear this stuff and then they go and they put it out in the wild and tell Greg and I about it. So anyway. So...
100%.
It was like a weekend project. And it looks like he's just using off-the-shelf tooling, right? So just Shopify and then some Shopify apps is the whole thing. That entire company is that. And it's a SaaS business, right? That is a functioning SaaS business by all metrics.
He's got a good name with it too. What is it?
Uh, SVG something. He's really just, yeah, I think something like that. Yeah. SVG collections.com. And, uh, I mean, this is, I think the exact execution of what I envisioned this would be. He basically did it and has the skillset to actually like ship on it. And it sounds like you're just going to cashflow it. Like this is the, his whole plan, which is amazing.
And is he using AI to create the designs? Uh,
Yeah. So that whole build out is using these AI tools. Right. So you're basically using mid journey. You're prompting it to make like a black and white image with a white background, you know, black only. And there's a you have to just figure out the prompting. If you just Google like how to do, you know, basically PNG images with with mid journey, you'll find it. And then based off of the keywords people are searching for, goes and builds out these collections. And you can then take those images, you upscale them, use an AI vectorizing tool to turn it into a vector, which is what an SGV file is, right? At its core. And then at that point, he basically has unlimited amounts of products or SKUs that he can sell on this.
And then the structure of the business is you basically have to there's all these free products on it, but you have to be signed up. So you have to give your email to basically download all the free ones and then all the premium ones you have to be paying to download those. So there's a bump pricing model. Right. And when you think about that funnel, super easy.
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