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1. Start with an Idea. 2. Go sell it to someone and have them pay you to build it. 3. This will look mostly like a service at first, very custom. 4. Now go a
by jppope 7y ago
1. Start with an Idea.
2. Go sell it to someone and have them pay you to build it.
3. This will look mostly like a service at first, very custom.
4. Now go and sell part of the thing you just built, or the whole thing to someone else.
5. Build this second one using as much of the first thing as possible. Add whatever features the second company/person wants so long as you can sell it back to person/company #1 or a third company.
6. By this point you should have talked to a bunch of people... you should know generally what people actually want. Take the stuff you built, generalize it, refine it, test it, and then sell it to people in person.
7. for the last step you don't need my advice or anyone else's... you have a product and people are paying you for it. You now know what to do.
- vsolanki19 7y agoI love 2 and 3. Never thought about starting it as a custom app. Thanks for this.
- seektable 7y ago> 2. Go sell it to someone and have them pay you to build it. This sounds good, but unfortunately this approach doesn't work for may kinds of products - especially if you idea is not niche B2B service.
- jppope 7y agowhich products?