If you are actually interested in starting the business I would look to validate as quickly as possible with a MVP and if the market snaps your hand off - build. If not, learn why they didn't and onto the next!
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.Cheers. Are most successful entrepreneurs constantly making MVPs until they find something that works?
I have an idea that does have value and I think it could make things easier for people.
I'm not sure if people and other companies would like to use it as it could be awkward in other ways. There is also a lot of competition in that area of business but I'm offering a slight change that might appeal to some.
Would you pursue an idea if you are not that sure about it? I'm thinking it will probably fail but I feel like I'm just being idle and should start working towards something right now and putting in all I got.
it is by tim ferris in 4hr wrk week (micro testing product)I remember reading this somewhere from the forum (not sure who suggested it but he's a genius!), whereby you can setup a landing page, put an image / 3D render of your product with description etc, and an order form (after user clicks the Buy Now button).
Then, when the user clicks the Buy Now button, he gets directed to a "Product is Sold Out" page whereby the customer will then get a coupon when the product is back in stock etc, and the customer can also sign up for the newsletter so you can collect that as well, and email them when the product is ready.
Cheers. Are most successful entrepreneurs constantly making MVPs until they find something that works?If you are actually interested in starting the business I would look to validate as quickly as possible with a MVP and if the market snaps your hand off - build. If not, learn why they didn't and onto the next!
I have an idea that does have value and I think it could make things easier for people.
I'm not sure if people and other companies would like to use it as it could be awkward in other ways. There is also a lot of competition in that area of business but I'm offering a slight change that might appeal to some.
Would you pursue an idea if you are not that sure about it? I'm thinking it will probably fail but I feel like I'm just being idle and should start working towards something right now and putting in all I got.
and because of a "lot of competition" you know the scope of the market. Because of your "slight change", that is the value you offer in this market....There is also a lot of competition in that area of business but I'm offering a slight change that might appeal to some
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