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1. Tap your own experiences. Stick with industries and topics you know and preferably have worked in. You’ll be best-positioned to spot great business opportunities and take advantage of them – and have a leg up on any competitors who don’t share your expertise.

2. Solve problems. The most successful businesses are those that solve problems many people grapple with. And problems are everywhere – you just have to figure out what they are, and devise the most profitable and practical answers. Remember, it’s execution - not the idea - that makes a business work.

3. Corner the experts. Figure out who the smartest people are in the industries you’re looking at, and tap their brains for ideas and the types of problems they think need solutions. They can even act as an advisory board while you’re building your business.

4. Network online. Many Web sites let users post their business ideas and get feedback from other users.

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