Business & Startup Ideas

“What 1000 people think about the best ways to make easy money.”

The panel is deeply divided on easy money: a slight majority lean positive but with strong conditions, while a large minority outright dismiss it as a myth. The most commonly endorsed methods involve flipping secondhand goods, creating digital products, and leveraging cashback or referral programs — but almost no one claims these are effortless. A recurring warning is that most 'easy money' promises are scams, and that genuine side income requires upfront work, risk tolerance, or specialized knowledge.

41% positive · 100 opinions

“Would my face on a product influence your purchase?”

The dominant sentiment is negative: over half the panel say a face on a product would not influence their purchase. They rely on price, specs, reviews, and proven results, and many see a face as a gimmick or distraction. A minority are open to influence, but only if the face is familiar, trusted, and relevant—context is critical. Overall, your face alone is unlikely to sway skeptical buyers.

18% positive · 100 opinions

“Best business ideas for Manila home workers”

The panel overwhelmingly favors simple, low-cost service businesses for Manila home workers, with virtual assistant, bookkeeping, and data entry being the most frequently mentioned ideas. Automation and productivity optimization services are also highly popular, as they solve common pain points like time waste and cost reduction. A strong undercurrent of caution urges proper validation before scaling, and several respondents highlighted niche opportunities like subscription boxes and tutoring. Overall, the sentiment is positive and pragmatic, with most seeing clear demand and a capable talent pool.

84% positive · 90 opinions