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The best business ideas come from noticing what's working and doing it better, faster, or for a different audience.

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Great Ideas Remix Framework

Reusability

Taking proven successful concepts and applying them to different markets, demographics, or contexts while maintaining the core mechanism that made the original successful

How It Works

Identifies the underlying psychology and mechanics of a successful product/service, then transplants those elements into a new domain where they haven't been applied

Components

1

Identify the core mechanism of a successful concept

2

Find an underserved market with similar needs

3

Adapt the packaging/positioning for the new context

4

Test assumptions about transferability

5

Execute with market-appropriate modifications

When to Use

When looking for lower-risk business opportunities, when entering new markets, or when existing solutions seem obvious but haven't been executed in your target area

When Not to Use

When the original context is essential to success, when legal/regulatory barriers prevent remixing, or when the target market fundamentally differs in behavior

Anti-Patterns to Avoid

Copying surface elements without understanding core mechanicsIgnoring fundamental market differencesOver-complicating the remix

Example

Liquid Death succeeded by putting water in beer cans for people who want to appear cool while staying sober. The remix: put healthy turmeric/ginger shots in shot glasses for people who want the bonding ritual of taking shots without alcohol