Bro found a $20,000 app idea on acquire.com and now makes $100K per month with it.

Discovering the Idea [00:00]

• The speaker found a business idea by browsing websites like acquire.com.
• A similar app was listed for sale for approximately $20,000.
• This observation indicated a potentially validated business concept.

  I saw an app that's pretty similar to this for sale for around $20,000.

Personal Validation [00:15]

• The speaker confirmed the problem's validity through a personal memory.
• At 13 years old, the speaker searched for a "height calculator" on Google.
• This experience solidified the need for such a tool.

  wait, actually this is definitely a real problem because I was when I was 13 years old, I was looking up height calculator on Google or something.

App Launch and Early Success [00:25]

• The speaker began building the app after identifying the problem.
• Within two days of launching, the first sale was made.
• This early sale served as significant validation for the product.

  And then I remember after two days of launching it, I already had the first sale and that was also a huge amount of validation for me.

TikTok Trend Observation [00:38]

• The speaker noticed a trend on TikTok related to height.
• Users frequently posted videos discussing their height and family members' heights.
• This suggested a strong interest in sharing and receiving height-related information.

  if you just look at any sort of height video in general, but I would see people saying, oh, I am 6 ft, I'm 15, my mom's this height, my dad's this height.

Viral Content Strategy [00:53]

• The speaker developed a viral format based on the TikTok trend.
• This involved replying to user comments about their height.
• The strategy focused on predicting users' heights, which gained traction.

  And so one of my first viral formats was just replying to those comments and predicting their height.