Idea Questionnaire Feedback:

Your idea will be based on the following parameters:

• Edgy
• Kid-friendly
• Level-headed
• Clever
• Not weird
• Non-technical
• Other: Business
• Other: Creative

Please briefly describe the situation for which you need an
idea and the desired 'end use' of the idea. For example:
ad campaign, brainstorming session, cure for writer's block,
caption for photo, love letter, etc.:

• Hey Thought Turbine, I need an idea for a new web-based company.

Any additional comments you wish to add:

• I need to be able to run it from a home office, and I want to be able to use my creativity and imagination.

Hey TT, here is your Idea:

• Set-up an easy-to-use website on which your prospective clients can provide you with parameters for ideas that they want generated. You then take those parameters and expand upon them, and through that procees create an imaginative, fuly-realized idea for them. Your clients can then use the ideas as they wish - perhaps to jump-start a brainstoming session, write a love letter, or provide the impetus to launch an ad campaign.
  
  
• I found this image here . It might be a cool motif to spread throughout the site.

• If you want help publishing your work online while letting others know exactly what they can and can't do with it, you might want to check out Creative Commons
  
  
• Idea: An idea is an image existing or formed in the mind. The human capacity to contemplate ideas is associated with the capacity for reason, self-reflection, and the ability to acquire and apply wisdom. Ideas give rise to concepts, which are the basis for any kind of knowledge whether science or philosophy. However, in a popular sense, an idea can arise even when there is no serious reflection, for example, when we talk about the idea of a person or a place.
  
  
• You might want to call it Thought Turbine or something like that. The name evokes an engine that generates ideas.
  
  
• You might want to compliment your main site with a blog, so that clients can communicate with you and with other clients and the world at large. A couple of good (and free!) blogging sites are Blogger and WordPress. I have set up a sample blog at Blogger for you to check out.
  
  
• Here is a diagram of how a gas turbine works. Maybe you can use the first schematic (which I have cropped from the original) to help imagine the 'idea flow' thought your site.

• And more...
  
  
• Good luck!