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I've tested both of the products, they suck.
Reverse engineering the product, it solves a problem of mine, and is a problem of others as well. (Hard proof from Amazon) And it's retailing allover Canada, there are multiple solutions so it is kind of a crowded market.
Now I kinda feel like I'm back to square one a bit.
Ok yeh I can potentially improve the product but it may take some deeper pockets, for instance, to open a new mold of this product to combat the trademark issue will run me about $2.6k CAD off multiple quotes from Alibaba.
It seems my options as of now are...
#1 Scrap the idea as the product sucks & move on to another product. Seriously the first test resulted in an epic failure, borderline scam with some nice copy writing. I'd like to avoid my epic failure of the grooming glove, so having a productocracy is one my goals, a product I believe in.
#2 Magically make money come out of thin air with a $2k p/m job with a monthly recurring debt of $950+ (rent $650, food $300++) to create a new product, aswell as constant revisions yada yada. I'm no expert but I'll bet 5 Canadian cents that creating a product is quite capital extensive.
#3 Create my own product solution domestically, ehhh perhaps this could be possible. I'd really have to try hard & brainstorm some solutions.
That's where I'm at right now.
Well, actually I don't think money is an excuse, considering crowdfunding like kickstarter etc etc. But the first prototypes of whatever product would be a substantial financial risk. Keep in mind I need to get something going otherwise this year will already be over before ya know it. It's happened..
Reverse engineering the product, it solves a problem of mine, and is a problem of others as well. (Hard proof from Amazon) And it's retailing allover Canada, there are multiple solutions so it is kind of a crowded market.
Now I kinda feel like I'm back to square one a bit.
Ok yeh I can potentially improve the product but it may take some deeper pockets, for instance, to open a new mold of this product to combat the trademark issue will run me about $2.6k CAD off multiple quotes from Alibaba.
It seems my options as of now are...
#1 Scrap the idea as the product sucks & move on to another product. Seriously the first test resulted in an epic failure, borderline scam with some nice copy writing. I'd like to avoid my epic failure of the grooming glove, so having a productocracy is one my goals, a product I believe in.
#2 Magically make money come out of thin air with a $2k p/m job with a monthly recurring debt of $950+ (rent $650, food $300++) to create a new product, aswell as constant revisions yada yada. I'm no expert but I'll bet 5 Canadian cents that creating a product is quite capital extensive.
#3 Create my own product solution domestically, ehhh perhaps this could be possible. I'd really have to try hard & brainstorm some solutions.
That's where I'm at right now.
Well, actually I don't think money is an excuse, considering crowdfunding like kickstarter etc etc. But the first prototypes of whatever product would be a substantial financial risk. Keep in mind I need to get something going otherwise this year will already be over before ya know it. It's happened..
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