Ideation and Scoring Framework for Digital Business Opportunities
Generates and scores business ideas using objective feasibility and potential criteria.
Apply a structured framework to generate multiple business ideas and evaluate them objectively, avoiding confirmation bias and founder passion syndrome.
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Apply a structured framework to generate multiple business ideas and evaluate them objectively, avoiding confirmation bias and founder passion syndrome.
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Ana Beatriz, a full-stack developer with 8 years of experience, wants to start a business but is paralyzed by 12 different ideas. She completed a startup entrepreneurship program and now needs a method to choose the best opportunity, considering her skills, BRL 30,000 capital, and 20 hours/week availability (still employed).
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Apply an ideation and scoring framework to help [ENTREPRENEUR NAME] evaluate and prioritize digital business ideas. **Entrepreneur Profile:** - Technical skills: [SKILLS] - Industry experience: [EXPERIENCE] - Available capital: BRL [AMOUNT] - Commitment level: [FULL-TIME/PART-TIME — hours/week] - Network: [AREAS OF INFLUENCE] - Risk tolerance: [HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW] **Ideas to evaluate:** 1. [IDEA 1 — brief description] 2. [IDEA 2 — brief description] 3. [IDEA 3 — brief description] **Scoring Framework (rate each idea 1-10):** | Criterion | Weight | Description | |----------|--------|-------------| | Founder-Market Fit | 3x | Do your skills/experience align? | | Market Size | 2x | TAM > BRL 500M? | | Pain Urgency | 3x | Will customers pay to solve this TODAY? | | Clear Monetization | 2x | Proven revenue model? | | Technical Feasibility | 1x | Can you build the MVP in 90 days? | | Required Capital | 2x | Fits your budget? | | Defensibility | 1x | Does it have moat potential? | | Timing | 2x | Why now? Favorable trends? | | Regulation | 1x | Regulatory risks? | | Personal Motivation | 2x | Would you work on this for 10 years? | **For each idea, provide:** - Weighted total score - Top 3 risks - First validation experiment (cost < BRL 500, time < 2 weeks) - Estimated time-to-revenue **At the end:** - Ranking of ideas with justification - Recommendation: which to start and why - 30-day plan for the winning idea - Kill criteria (when to abandon and move to the next idea)
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