Chris Koerner

I didn't pursue it much, but like, I need to have like a wristband advertising agency.

I need to go find local businesses and they charge me and I go to bars and I match them up together and I take a cut of in between.

That's a business idea.

Like that's not really anything new.

It's just kind of a new medium for it.

Just an ad agency, right?

Matching buyers and sellers.

So that's an idea.

But when I saw this video, I thought of that idea.

So that's the backstory.

yeah i'm with you right here here's my biggest takeaway from this video a lot of times we look for complicated or elaborate solutions to simple problems this woman here is solving a real problem with a very simple solution you don't need a chemical or a pill that changes the color of the drink when something's added to it you don't need cameras or sensors literally a sticker that you put on the drink the brilliant part about this is it's recurring you can sell these rolls of stickers to the bars and

And they'll buy from you and only you every single month.

You can sell ad spots on the stickers with a QR code.

It sells itself because it's viral-able and it promotes safety and it's fear-based.

It just has all the makings of a good business idea.

Full details here.

All right, so for those that are only listening, it's a round sticker.

It's just a legitimate sticker that you put over your drink at the bar so it doesn't get spiked.

So the idea is to monetize that, to get your own stickers printed that do the same thing and sell them to bars, sell advertising, do your own ads, whatever.

What do we think?