Tumblr is an amazing story, but there is still a lot of room to grow in this world. You just have to look at pg's "Request for Startups post to see how much opp

Tumblr is an amazing story, but there is still a lot of room to grow in this world. You just have to look at pg's "Request for Startups post to see how much opportunity is still available http://ycombinator.com/ideas.html http://ycombinator.com/ideas.html 29. Easy site builders for specific markets. Weebly is a good, general-purpose site builder. But there are a lot of markets that could use more specialized tools. What's the best way to make a web site if you're a real estate agent, or a restaurant, or a lawyer? There still don't seem to be canonical answers. Along these lines I think there is a massive success for whoever comes up with a Tumblr-esqe site optimized for sharing recipes, crafting, and other "homey" activities. A few weeks ago I had 3 separate friends/coworkers coming to me for advice on which blog platform to use for a recipe site. Nothing really works great for this application and there seems to be a real desire for it. I'm sure there are dozens of other "verticals" like this that could grow to significant size. e.g. I could see a similar use case for guys who restore old cars. Go to an amateur car show and every guy will have a scrapbook showing off the restoration process. There is a lot of creativity that Tumblr isn't suited for or targeted at.