The document provides tips for turning an idea into a business from idea formulation to execution. It outlines 4 key steps: 1) openly discussing your idea to gain collaboration, 2) fleshing out your idea with a business plan and strategic plan to document assumptions, 3) creating a startup checklist including company name, email, logo, business cards, coming soon page, and pitch deck, and 4) testing your assumptions by networking with target customers and partners and adapting based on feedback received. The overall goal is to move your vision and idea from the conceptual stage into a realized business reality through planning, preparation, and validation.
46. DOCUMENT YOUR ASSUMPTIONS Who are your customers? What do the customers want? What are you going to offer them? How will you reach your customers? How are you going to make money? Who are some people you can partner with? Who is your competition? 2
58. COMING SOON PAGE logo about ----- contact form email submission google analytics 3
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60. PITCH DECK Problem Your solution Business model Underlying magic/technology Marketing and sales Competition Team Projections and milestones Status and timeline Summary and call to action
73. email FORMAT Referral’s name in subject line Question in the subject line Who referred you and why Who you are What your cause is Call to action Avoid attachments 4
92. QUESTION? William Griggs #pcnhustle wgriggs@gmail.com @william_griggs linkedin.com/in/williamgriggs williamgriggs.com
Hinweis der Redaktion
Build credibility Providing you with the next stepsTransformYour Visioninto a Reality
Begin with letters early in the alphabetSound differentAvoid the commonplace and genericIs it easy to spell?Is a good domain name available?
GOAL Increase your credibility How? An email address at your domain nameTOOLwww.google.com/appsCOST Free
GOAL Increase your credibility How? An email address at your domain nameTOOLwww.google.com/appsCOST Free
GOAL Increase your credibility How? An email address at your domain nameTOOLwww.google.com/appsCOST Free
- Study competitors’ logos – what do you like/dislike about them- Find 5 logos you like and feel are similar to what you are looking for- Start thinking about color preference- Do you have/want a tagline?
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- Study competitors’ logos – what do you like/dislike about them- Find 5 logos you like and feel are similar to what you are looking for- Start thinking about color preference- Do you have/want a tagline?