Fraser Jeffrey

I would solve fusion - you see, unlimited clean energy for the world solves virtually all the other problems people have mentioned. All countries are energy independent which quells wars for resources. Unlimited resources can be created or extracted that are prohibitively expensive today. Desalination, hunger and climate change solutions can be implemented at scale. As for research, we can...

A good starting point is what problem you're trying to solve, that will dictate where you'll find them. I found completing the ideal customer profile helped me quickly spot who to speak to. Some ideas, create a free bit of content that your target audience is interested in, promote it through Twitter ads or promoted tweets alternatively you could scrape the audience of a niche account i.e....

To speak to your last point, a broad category of solution that people expect to not get for free is one that helping an existing successful business make more money. It's a win win, they'll happily pay $100++/month subscriptions to help scale. As the product creator, because you're dealing with professionals, you're less likely to experience churn and other problems. You'll likely be able to...

I could see a use case for your product. How many users have you spoken to yet? You might find that the users willing to pay money i.e pre-order your product might get a lot of value out of a feature you didn't expect. Or the problem their experiencing might be slightly different to what you thought it was originally. That way, if you start validating before building you're more likely to build...