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How to Know if Your Startup Idea is Good (3 Real Examples)

Is your startup idea actually good, or are you just guessing? In this video, I break down 3 real business ideas from founders to see if they have potential—and exactly how I would test them without writing a single line of code. We look at three very different concepts: a post-natal support tool, an AI safeguarding platform, and a digital storytelling app. For each one, I analyse the Founder-Market Fit, the Customer, and the hidden risks in the Offer itself. If you are a non-technical founder wondering how to start a business, this validation framework will save you months of wasted time and money. In this video, you’ll learn: Why "Founder-Market Fit" matters more than technical skills Why customer urgency and distribution strategy matter How to test an app idea using a simple website before building anything The reality of building AI products (it’s actually a data problem) How to solve the "Stickiness" problem for consumer apps ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - The "Is my idea good?" Trap 0:27 - Idea 1: The New Mum support tools 1:46 - The "Urgency vs. Money" Problem 2:24 - How to MVP this: The simple website strategy 5:12 - Idea 2: AI Safeguarding Platform 8:13 - The Reality of AI Startups (It's about Data, not Tech) 9:23 - Idea 3: Private Storytelling Platform 11:00 - How to niche down to find early customers 11:56 - The "Stickiness" Risk: Vitamin vs. Painkiller RELATED VIDEOS Create a Prototype of your app in minutes:    • This AI Tool Makes App Prototyping Actuall...   Brand Strategy in 20 Minutes:    • Build Your Entire Brand Strategy in 20 Min...   ABOUT THIS CHANNEL I help non-technical women build tech-enabled businesses without the jargon, the gatekeeping, or the hustle culture. If you have a business idea, a plan, or a half-written note in your phone, you don't need a CS degree to make it happen. You need product strategy that actually makes sense. #startupideas #businessideas #nontechnicalfounder #validateyouridea #entrepreneurship #productstrategy