Paid Facebook Community for Chess Lovers
Launch a subscription-based Facebook community targeted at fans of chess and 'The Office', offering tips, tricks, and exclusive content related to chess.
Problem Solved
It provides a platform for chess enthusiasts to connect, learn, and share experiences, fostering a sense of community.
Skills Required
Community management, social media marketing, and content creation skills are needed to build and maintain engagement.
Why this works now
Facebook's recent updates to its Groups feature allow for more robust community engagement, making it viable to create a subscription-based community for chess enthusiasts. A concrete first-revenue move could involve promoting the community through a dedicated subreddit focused on chess strategies and humor, attracting members who appreciate both chess and "The Office." A key risk to consider is the reliance on Facebook's platform, which may change its policies or algorithms, potentially affecting visibility and member acquisition.
Where this idea came from
Podcast: Koerner Office
Episode: We Turned Random Words Into $20K/Month Businesses Ideas⏐Ep. #244
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