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I've been thinking about going through a "Fastlane startup process" and detailing every part of the process, from idea, to concept, to reality.
The idea would be to show people how to create something from nothing. To validate an idea, put it to reality, to acquiring the first Paying customer.
I would detail each step of the way. (This would be detailed on the INSIDERS forum.)
You would watch me succeed, fail, or land somewhere in between, in real time. You will actually see the process as I itemized my decision making strategies.
- Idea selection
- Domain selection
- Concept proof
- Marketplace creation
- Website creation, MVP offering
- Advertising/User attraction
- Use the smallest amount of $$ possible.
Of course, my objective here is for people to SEE the process, the actual steps involved in testing the market on a possible concept. I might fail. I might succeed. I might land somewhere in the middle. I have no clue. (And you never know until you put the concepts out to the market.)
However, my objective is NOT to create another startup as I don't really want to go "all in" Chuma style, so my actual results may be stunted as I don't believe you can create a great company working a few hours a week.
After going through the processes of its creation (if it gets that far) I'd probably sell the property or shut it down if market validation is not there.
What do you think?
I've been thinking about going through a "Fastlane startup process" and detailing every part of the process, from idea, to concept, to reality.
The idea would be to show people how to create something from nothing. To validate an idea, put it to reality, to acquiring the first Paying customer.
I would detail each step of the way. (This would be detailed on the INSIDERS forum.)
You would watch me succeed, fail, or land somewhere in between, in real time. You will actually see the process as I itemized my decision making strategies.
- Idea selection
- Domain selection
- Concept proof
- Marketplace creation
- Website creation, MVP offering
- Advertising/User attraction
- Use the smallest amount of $$ possible.
Of course, my objective here is for people to SEE the process, the actual steps involved in testing the market on a possible concept. I might fail. I might succeed. I might land somewhere in the middle. I have no clue. (And you never know until you put the concepts out to the market.)
However, my objective is NOT to create another startup as I don't really want to go "all in" Chuma style, so my actual results may be stunted as I don't believe you can create a great company working a few hours a week.
After going through the processes of its creation (if it gets that far) I'd probably sell the property or shut it down if market validation is not there.
What do you think?
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