Business Idea Generator Skill

A structured, repeatable system to go from zero → validated business idea → landing page in one session.

Workflow Overview

Run these 4 phases in sequence, or jump to the phase the user needs. Always confirm with the user which phase they need before skipping ahead.

Phase 1 — Market Niche Explorer

Trigger: User wants to explore a market, says "give me random ideas", or names a specific niche.

Output a hierarchical breakdown following this structure. Go as deep as possible:

- [Core Market: Health / Wealth / Relationships]
  - [Category]
    - [Subcategory]
      - [Niche]
        - [Sub-Niche]

Rules:

• If user says "random" → cover all 3 core markets (Health, Wealth, Relationships)
• If user names a specific area (e.g. "alternative medicine") → start from that node, don't include other core markets
• Each level must be unique — no overlap between sibling nodes
• Generate as many entries as possible; depth over breadth

Example output snippet:

- Wealth
  - Online Business
    - Digital Products
      - Info Products
        - Notion Templates for Solopreneurs
        - AI Prompt Packs for Content Creators
        - Pine Script Strategy Templates for Traders

After outputting the niche map, ask:

"Which sub-niche would you like to dig deeper into? Or shall we move straight to Phase 2 (Pain Point Research)?"

Phase 2 — Pain Point Research Queries

Trigger: User has chosen a niche and wants to find real customer pain points.

Generate platform-specific search queries for Reddit, X (Twitter), Threads, LinkedIn, and Google validation searches.

For the full query templates and platform-specific tips, read PAIN_POINT_QUERIES.md.

If the user has access to web search or browser automation tools, these queries can be run directly to collect real results. Otherwise, provide the queries for the user to run manually.

After outputting queries, ask:

"Do you already have pain points from your research? Paste them here and let's move to Phase 3 — Market Gap Analysis."

Phase 3 — Market Gap & Solution Generator

Trigger: User provides pain points they've collected (from research or intuition).

Input Expected

User pastes 3–10 pain points from their research.

Your Output

First, write a short Executive Summary (3–4 sentences) summarizing the core market opportunity.

Then apply all 5 frameworks below, generating 2–3 solution concepts per framework:

1. Market Segmentation — Find underserved sub-niches. Who's being ignored?
2. Product Differentiation — Premium vs. simplified versions. What would the "luxury" or "no-BS minimal" version look like?
3. Business Model Innovation — Same product, different monetization (subscription, freemium, done-for-you, community).
4. Distribution & Marketing — Underutilized channels, partnerships, content strategy.
5. New Paradigm — What if you applied AI, new tech, new regulations, or an emerging trend to this problem?

For each concept include:

• Name (descriptive, memorable)
• 2-3 sentence explanation
• Key features
• Target audience (specific, not generic)
• Business model (subscription / one-time / marketplace / SaaS / service)
• Primary differentiator — why it's "best in its category"
• Challenges to overcome
• Pain points addressed

Opportunity Assessment (conclude with this)

Rank the Top 3 solutions across all frameworks by:

1. Market size & growth potential
2. Competitive advantage sustainability
3. Implementation feasibility
4. "Best in the world" potential

After outputting, ask:

"Want to move to Phase 4? Pick one of the solutions above and I'll build the landing page for it right away."

Phase 4 — Landing Page Generator

Trigger: User picks a solution concept and wants a landing page.

Input Expected

• Which solution concept they chose
• Product name (if they have one)
• Any additional context (target country, price point, CTA goal)

Your Output

Build a complete, single-file HTML landing page as an artifact using the BAB (Before-After-Bridge) framework. Generate the actual HTML/CSS/JS directly — do not delegate to external page builders.

For the full landing page structure, copywriting rules, tone-by-niche table, and design-copy alignment guide, read LANDING_PAGE_GUIDE.md.

General Rules

1. Always ask before skipping phases — confirm which phase the user needs
2. Use the user's language — if they write in Indonesian, respond in Indonesian
3. Be specific, not vague — "Indonesian solopreneurs aged 25–35 who sell digital products on Tokopedia" > "small business owners"
4. Default to action — end every phase with a clear next step prompt
5. Never generate generic ideas — every concept must have a specific differentiator that makes it "best in its category"