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Lead: All roads lead to Rome, must be on the bridge on the success or failure, it is not trouble? The U.S. technology blog site BusinessInsider Tuesday on the selection of 20 entrepreneurs should be away from the entrepreneurial trend, check-in, mobile payment and photo sharing list.

1. Photo sharing

Startups that have dabbled in the field: Instagram, PIICTU, Pinterest, sincerely and pictour.us

Reason to stay away from the field: Instagram has established a mature model, the first 10 weeks on line, its mobile application download volume reached 1 million times. In any case, photo sharing is not a closed field, but if you want to innovate in this field, you will face a lot of competitors.

2. Social E-commerce

Venture companies that have dabbled in the field: Storenvy, Goodsie, Magento.go

The reason to stay away from the field is that there is certainly a need for further improvement in the services of e-commerce sites, but industry giants like Yahoo have no reason not to add social buttons, adjust the user interface, and launch cheaper versions. Yahoo's market size, payment capabilities and search engine optimization (SEO) options are enough to attract a large number of users, making it willing to pay 40 of dollars a month.

3. Errand Service

Startups that have dabbled in the field: TaskRabbit, zaarly and Craigslist

Reason to stay away from the field: To be honest, we don't like the idea. If you buy shampoo or dry cleaning, do it yourself. In other words, we realize that only lazy people come up with a bad idea to hire a runner. If you really need someone to run errands for you, a lot of these people will be found at Craigslist, and if you need a quick fix, instant service like zaarly or TaskRabbit may be the best choice. With celebrity supporters like Kutcher Beecher Ashton Kutcher and Maik Al Arlington (Mike Arrington), Zaarly is certainly more popular.

4. Mobile payment

Startups that have dabbled in the field: Square, Intuit, Google Wallet, Starbucks Mobile card, giftly

Reason to stay away from the field: every big tech company is investing a lot of time and resources in the mobile payments sector. As for startups, Square has already got a slice of the market, which is now valued at $1 billion trillion.

5. Education and teaching

Start-up companies that have dabbled in the field: Coursekit, Coursehorse, Skillshare, Tutorspree, hoot.me

The reason to stay away from the field: Many startups are trying to subvert traditional education, and many founders at the expense of dropping out of school in order to achieve this "ideal". Skills sharing site Skillshare Let each student experience as a teacher's fun, tutorspree help people find suitable private teachers, coursehorse let users find the right training courses become as easy as ordering meals, Coursekit try to make the blackboard completely from the world disappear. Although no firm has yet established a clear lead, education is still a very difficult entrepreneurial field.

6. Music Sharing

Startups that have dabbled in the field: Spotify, Turntable.fm, Mog and Rdio

Reason to stay away from the field: In this area, many companies pose a serious threat to Apple itunes. Spotify is one of the best, valued at $1 billion trillion, promising to offer free music. Turntable.fm also has great potential for development, with the support of many celebrities such as Canye West (Kanye West) and Lady Gaga. In addition to intense competition, music-sharing startups also face legal nightmares.

7. Online Booking

Startups that have dabbled in the field: Lifebooker, Hotel tonight, ZocDoc and savored

The reason to stay away from the field: You don't have to stay away from the field--the online booking industry has so far not had a leader, but the market will become more and more crowded. ZocDoc helps users look for doctors with time, and Hotel tonight allows you to get a discount reservation at the last minute. Lifebooker's business model, like the two companies mentioned above, is only for health centres and leisure salons. Savored has teamed up with OpenTable to find a restaurant with a discount.

8. Monthly Order

Startups that have dabbled in the field: Birchbox, Guyhaus, Manpacks, ShoeDazzle and FreshDirect

The reason to stay away from the field: ShoeDazzle is the Big Mac in this market, there is little room for innovation in this field, and the competition is still very fierce. FreshDirect has established its own business in three states, and ShoeDazzle has its own convenience stores. Birchbox has just completed a new round of 10.5 million dollars in financing, to the cosmetics sector full speed ahead. More and more startups are offering condoms and underwear to men, but they have not been successful yet.

9. Video interview

Startups that have dabbled in the field: The Take, the interview, Skype and Google Hangouts

The reason to stay away from the field: If the video is a more popular means of interviewing, there is no reason for the company not to use Skype. If a number of companies want to interview someone at the same time, you can use Google Group Chat Service Google Hangout. If Skype or Google join together to recruit companies and make video easy to share, then two companies will have the strength to beat any competitor.

10. Professional Training

Startups that have dabbled in the field: Goodsie, Onswipe, Flotype and Onepager

Reason to stay away from the field: In fact, we should not stay away from this industry, non-technical people need to open up more ways to engage in technical work. Many entrepreneurs are building technology employment platforms, and if you are innovative in this area, chances are that you will have your own. Onepager makes it easy for users to build sites, Flotype makes it easy for users to develop applications, Onswipe makes it easy for publishers to develop mobile experiences, and Goodsie offers a variety of conveniences for opening online stores.