Entrepreneur HERE ARE THE BUSINESSES PEOPLE CAN'T STOP GOOGLEING AND NOBODY'S OPENING

Entrepreneur HERE ARE THE BUSINESSES PEOPLE CAN'T STOP GOOGLEING AND NOBODY'S OPENING The best business idea is the one nobody has opened yet. OnDeck used Google search volume data to find the gap between what people are searching for and how many businesses actually exist to serve them. The results are more surprising than most "start a business" lists. Entrepreneur Car rental services are the key example. There are 24,414 car rental companies in the U.S. — and Americans run 823,000 Google searches for "car rental" every single month. That ratio of demand to supply puts it at the top of OnDeck's list. The opportunity isn't always in the flashiest category. Sometimes it's in the one everyone needs and nobody's opened locally. Entrepreneur Tailors, dog cafés, kebab shops and pubs are in the top five. The pattern across the top five: people are actively looking for these businesses in their area and not finding enough of them. That's the definition of a market gap, and it's hiding in plain sight in Google's search data. Entrepreneur Average entrepreneurs makes more than average employees. The average entrepreneur earns roughly $77,000 — and gets to be their own boss while doing it. 62% of Americans say they'd rather work for themselves. Most of them just haven't found the right idea yet. Entrepreneur Look for the gap between what people search for and what exists. You don't need a revolutionary idea to start a business. You need to find where the search volume is high and the supply is low, then open the thing your town is already looking for. Entrepreneur