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Choosing an idea to validate
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Ye Lwin Soe
How long do you take to choose an idea to validate?
The most important thing is to be consistent. Many people overthink and look for the perfect idea, but the truth is that everything is about optimization and how much money you need to spend to find the people who will buy your services or products.
Stop looking for the best concept, product, or customer; it's a long journey with many tests and fails.
In our "All-in-one" kit, you'll find everything a new business owner needs to go from an idea to a full-fledged business in just four weeks.
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Also, I'd be happy to show you how we've been so successful in the same market that you're in. This tells you if your product is a good fit for the market or not.
How about 15 to 30 minutes to talk about how we can help?
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About a day of hacking.
That fast, me and my friend has been brainstorming saas idea for about 2 week and hasn't been able to conclude on any idea yet.
maybe brainstorming is the worst way to conclude anything. brainstorming means creating more ideas, not choosing an idea.
Put together a gumroad sales page (1 hour), a google sheet (half a day), get in front of 100 people (twitter, linkedin, indiehackers, reddit, instagram, direct emails)
Instead of just storming around with ideas, build something.
Like I said "a day of hacking". the key word there is hacking.
Because an idea that I can't build is worthless.
And an idea that nobody wants, is worthless.
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