September 9, 2009 at 16:10Startup Idea: Audio Recording Decryption Service
There are specialized exchanges on the Internet where freelancers are paid money for:
1. Creating article texts (brain -> text)
2. Creating audio versions of texts (text -> audio)
However, there is no specialized service that makes it easy to find people professionally decrypting audio recordings. But there is certainly a need for this, since far from all reports / lectures / speeches are read from a piece of paper. For example, Ashmanov’s recent 20-minute speech at the 11th Startup Point meeting is worth reading, but it only exists in video format.
Actually, the idea of a startup is to create an exchange where customers / performers can find each other and collaborate in the field of decoding audio recordings (audio -> text).
CA: commercial and non-profit organizations that do not have full-time decoders.
Monetization of the project : the same as on any other exchanges (taking into account the specifics)
Methods of promotion : similar; plus there is some space for creativity (I won’t enumerate so that the text under “cut” is not hidden).
Competition : minimal, as only commercial agencies operate on this market, the prices of which, as usual, are several times higher than the prices of labor of freelancers.
So it goes. If someone wants to realize this - good luck.
1. Creating article texts (brain -> text)
2. Creating audio versions of texts (text -> audio)
However, there is no specialized service that makes it easy to find people professionally decrypting audio recordings. But there is certainly a need for this, since far from all reports / lectures / speeches are read from a piece of paper. For example, Ashmanov’s recent 20-minute speech at the 11th Startup Point meeting is worth reading, but it only exists in video format.
Actually, the idea of a startup is to create an exchange where customers / performers can find each other and collaborate in the field of decoding audio recordings (audio -> text).
CA: commercial and non-profit organizations that do not have full-time decoders.
Monetization of the project : the same as on any other exchanges (taking into account the specifics)
Methods of promotion : similar; plus there is some space for creativity (I won’t enumerate so that the text under “cut” is not hidden).
Competition : minimal, as only commercial agencies operate on this market, the prices of which, as usual, are several times higher than the prices of labor of freelancers.
So it goes. If someone wants to realize this - good luck.