Hello Minhajuddin, I've taken a quick look at your website and it seems you aren't targetting anyone in particular. Have a look at these blogs to improve your

Hello Minhajuddin, I've taken a quick look at your website and it seems you aren't targetting anyone in particular. Have a look at these blogs to improve your website: http://conversionxl.com/blog/ http://conversionxl.com/blog/ http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/split-testing-blog/ http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/split-testing-blog/ I'd suggest you read over the blog entries on those sites to see where you can improve your existing business first. There is no 'one app to rule them all' approach to software/web development. We just magically come across people that complain about something or share in discussion that in turn creates an idea (that we can later monetise). The truth is, people are spoiled with convenience. It's also not a great idea to compete directly with the open source market, unless you can learn from its mistakes and make something better, simpler and easier to use. To get more ideas, you need to get out more and join more communities that are an interest to you (social networks, business networks, pubs, seminars, forums, irc chat servers etc) Call up your customers and ask them how they are doing/their business is doing. Developers are in the business of developing businesses - software is just part of the process. In general I have found there are two kind of applications that sell: 1. Makes money/eases processes to make money 2. Provides convenience/entertainment Hope that helps. Kind regards, Kellros.