Welcome to the 11 new people joining this week! Feel free to reply to this email and let me know how can I make this more useful for you.

Note: We had our first idea executed and turned into a Chrome Extension.

We shared an idea in our last issue for Amazon shoppers and Derek moved fast and turned it into an extension.

You can check the extension here: Auto-Coupon

It feels amazing to see people taking action on our research.

Install it, Play with it, Share your feedback and support a fellow creator.

Let’s dive into the first idea:

A Chrome Extension that blocks you from accessing redfin if you don’t have money for the down payment.

lauren @ActNormalOrElse

chrome extension that doesn't let me look at redfin when i have less than 3% of a down payment in savings

August 26th 2021

6 Retweets496 Likes

I would collect all the data from users while onboarding them and control their access based on that data.

Redfin is trending upwards so this would be a good time to create tools focused on it.

Similar Solutions: I couldn’t find any similar solution that helps you control your redfin access based on your savings.

I would also use the user’s data to figure out what they need and design a monetization plan based on that.

Let’s move onto the second idea:

A Chrome Extension that allows you to add notes on profiles.

ℳarie @Elfefantin

Wisst ihr, was bei Twitter fehlt? Das Erstellen von kleinen Notiz an zu den Menschen. ☝🏻 "Die mit dem Dackel" "Der mit den Vögeln" "Hat gute Rezepte"

August 23rd 2019

29 Retweets403 Likes

This will be great for people who have a hard time remembering names and faces. (Let me know if there’s a specific term for them.)

Or for those times when somebody changes their profile picture or display name.

Similar Solutions:

1. https://tapbots.com/tweetbot/

Tweetbots allows you to add notes but it’s a twitter client focused on iOs and Mac.

And the last idea of this issue:

A Chrome Extension that helps you to check your title tags vs. what Google is showing in the search results.

Fede Gómez @_fede_gomez_

I have published this #bookmarklet that checks if the result title in the SERP matches the URL or Google has changed it. He publicado este #bookmarklet que comprueba si el título del resultado en la SERP coincide con el de la URL o Google lo ha cambiado. gist.github.com/fedegomez/7b46…

August 26th 2021

168 Retweets368 Likes

Google is causing issues by automatically changing title tag in the search rankings. This can help SEOs with that.

Similar Solutions:

1. Keywords in Sheets

2. Sistrix

3. Check Titles

This thread covers all the research you need to do in order to understand the pain point and serve SEOs.

I hope you enjoyed this week’s Chrome Extension Ideas. See you next week.

Talk Soon,

Honey Syed

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