Matt Wolfe advises entrepreneurs to rapidly validate product ideas by creating simple landing pages for each idea (he suggests using Mixo to auto-generate pages with an email waitlist opt-in) and then buying paid ads (Facebook, Google, Twitter) directing traffic to those pages. The idea with the fastest-growing waitlist indicates which product to build.
This is what I would do. I would probably take like the 10 ideas that OpenAI gave you. Go to a tool like Mixo, which is a tool to rapidly build a website with a single prompt. Let's say, like you gave it all of those details about the software you're thinking about doing. It'll go and create a landing page for you with the idea for your software. And then at the bottom, it'll have an email opt in box that says join the wait list. Take all 10 of those ideas. Have have Mixo rapidly create 10 different websites that sort of flesh out the idea on the website. And then you can go and buy advertising on Facebook ads, Google Ads, Twitter ads, wherever, to all 10 of those landing pages. And then whichever one has the most interest on the waitlist, whichever one's wait list grows the fastest, go make that product.
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