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Okay, essentially you have no skills to offer. To be blunt, your vision is worthless because everyone thinks their ideas are gold. So here's where you start: p
by coryl 16y ago
Okay, essentially you have no skills to offer. To be blunt, your vision is worthless because everyone thinks their ideas are gold.
So here's where you start: pick a few of the things people mentioned and learn them. If you're not into programming, learn marketing things, like building email lists, or work in sales, affiliate marketing, whatever. Just get started, and build from there.
Then, once you have a bit more experience and can bring something to the table, you'll be much more valuable.
- lachyg 16y agoAlternatively, money is a pretty good thing to bring to the table.
- bloomshed 16y agoIn the process of trying to formulate a witty response to your comment, the song "Rich Girl" by Gwen Stefani popped into my head. I think that's a sign that I should just move on.
- bloomshed 16y agoMy current strategy is to build a demo, work to find angel investors, keep expanding the demo, keep expanding investment and go from there. There seems to be a lot of discussion of "my value," I'm pretty sure valuable people have made good and bad products just like "lesser-valuable(?)" people have also made good and bad products. I have experience and training in sales if you count selling lumber as sales experience. I've got a marketing friend I've consulted with quite a bit on this project. My big issue is time. The window of opportunity is closing and my concept is not rocket science. I'm trying to get into the market first.