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Paste this into Query -> Custom (Regex). You will see hundreds of blog post ideas that are guaranteed to bring traffic.

Steal it

Most people are using tools wrong.

Most SEOs use Google Search Console at 10% capacity. They look at charts. I look for intents.

Here is a Regex filter to find questions your customers are asking (that you haven't answered yet):

^(who|what|where|when|why|how)[" "]

Boring business ideas people sleep on:

– niche directories
– simple 1-feature SaaS
– micro tools
– local service sites

Which one haven’t you tried just because it feels “too boring”?

Instead of chasing “passion niches”, chase:

– disgusting but necessary stuff
– paperwork
– money flows
– health, housing, taxes

Anywhere people are confused + scared = boring goldmine.

Which of these 4 areas do you secretly understand better than others?

Idea filter for boring sites:

Would someone:

Google it in panic?

Bookmark it?

Send it to a colleague?

If it’s “meh” on all 3, skip.

Which of your current ideas passes at least one of these?

On Reddit: “Bought 100 upvotes for $10. The thrill: priceless. Traffic: zero.” Don’t hunt cheats where authenticity wins.

Most of you work hard, but not smart. Fix that. 🏖️💻

I don’t like to work. I admit it. That’s why I spent 10 years learning to build sites that work without me.

My laptop isn’t an office. It’s a control center for my assets.

"Lazy business" isn't about doing nothing. It’s about building it right once, so you can forget about it forever.

Reddit is my cheap validation tool.

I test:
• problems people rant about
• words they use
• objections they repeat

Then I build content and landing pages around that.

Do you mine Reddit before building?

The key is to cash out before the crash. Has anyone tried trend-jacking like this?

Want quick cash? Look at the trends.

"Brat generator" — 236,000 searches. The growth is insane.

This is a micro-tool that takes 1 evening to build. It lives for 3-6 months, then dies. But in that time, it makes more than a teacher's yearly salary.

How I look for boring niches:

Queries searched for years

Low emotion, small players

Clear monetization (ads / leads / SaaS)

You don’t need to “change the world”.
Just fix someone’s invoice.

Which niches feel boring-but-profitable to you?

While you are overthinking, someone else is capturing this traffic. 🎮💰

Gamers spend thousands on hardware but are terrified of making a mistake.

The keyword "Bottleneck Calculator" (CPU vs GPU check) gets 258,000 searches.

This is the perfect PSEO project:
— Database of CPUs/GPUs.
— Auto-generated pages "X vs Y".
— Amazon/eBay affiliate links.

Most Reddit “guides” forget this: each sub is its own country.

Different rules, slang, taboos.
I always sort by “Top — all time” before I post anything.

Do you study a sub before speaking?

Boring site angles:

Instead of: “blog about travel”
→ “airport transfer options + prices for CITY”

Instead of: “blog about fitness”
→ “BMI, macros & workout calculators for desk workers”

General blogs die. Specific utilities rank.

What niche could you “utility-fy”?

This isn’t a "dream business." It’s a cash-flowing asset. Steal this

Lazy business idea for the weekend: SWP Calculator (Finance)

Volume: 275k/mo. Competition: Low

The Game Plan:

Ask ChatGPT for the calculation formula

Paste code into clean HTML/WP

Buy an aged domain

Monetize via AdSense/Bank Affiliates

Redditors smell SEO content from a mile away.

I share real numbers, screenshots, mistakes.
If a post feels like an ad, I don’t post it.

What kind of posts do you upvote there?

Contrast between high effort/low reward and low effort/high reward

You spend months building complex AI startups nobody wants

Meanwhile, a primitive "Morse Code Converter" gets more that 300k searches/mo
SEO Difficulty: Easy

Stop overcomplicating
Money loves simplicity, not your "genius code." 📉💸

“Lifestyle business” on X:
– do what you love
– work from the beach
– money appears somehow

Lifestyle business in real life:
– do what works
– work where there’s a desk
– repeat it forever

Which version are you living in? 😏

If I had to start from 0 today with a boring site:

I’d pick ONE:
– lawyers in 1 city
– clinics in 1 city
– home repair in 1 city

Then: list, compare, collect leads, sell leads.

Which local market around you looks disorganized?

If your only Reddit strategy is “drop link in r/Entrepreneur”, you don’t have a strategy.

Niche subs with 10k members can beat generic ones with 1M.

Which small subs bring you the best results?

Most “solo” businesses are not solo.
You stand on APIs, freelancers, tools, platforms.

I outsource everything that isn’t leverage: design, scraping, busywork.

What’s the last thing you delegated?

I treat every Reddit post like a mini–case study.

Context → problem → what I tried → results → lesson.

“Here’s my link” posts die. Stories live.

What’s a recent lesson you could turn into a post?

You don’t need genius for a boring business.

You need to:
– count
– repeat
– not quit halfway

The real bottleneck isn’t your brain.
It’s your patience.

Where do you usually rage-quit: idea, build, or first results?

Posting the same message in 10 subs on Reddit is not “distribution”.
It’s how you get 10 bans.

I rewrite angle per sub: different hook, same core insight.

Do you tailor posts per community?

Underrated boring site ideas:

– “how to cancel X subscription” guides
– “fees explained” for banks, brokers, SaaS
– “hidden rules” of local bureaucracy

People hate reading terms.
You turn that into traffic.

What ugly fine print have you decoded recently?

Boring SaaS ideas from boring sites:

– turn a frequently downloaded template into a generator
– turn a comparison table into a pricing monitor
– turn a manual checklist into a workflow tool

Start as content, evolve into product.

Which of your pages could be a SaaS?

You’re not an indie hacker if you change niche every 2 weeks.

You’re just bored and call it “exploring”.

Boring business = grabbing one niche and not letting go for years.

How many long-living projects do you actually have?