Comments on: I Have A Very Big Marketing Idea For Small Business In Bangalore, How Can I Test It Practically?

By: lalraniu

lalraniu — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 12:30:34 +0000

do surveys.. nd see how mant ppl r really intrstd.. if u get a good response.. catch a few like minded ones…nd go ahead wid the bizness…dnt hesitate!!oll the best

By: Transpor

Transpor — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 12:27:31 +0000

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By: sarabhus

sarabhus — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 12:17:11 +0000

Get a patent, trademark, copyright and any other possible intellectual property for your idea. Do this in every country you plan on launching it in.
If your idea is a big deal and you don’t have it as your property you may very well loose it to something who steals it. VC’s are going to be looking not only at your idea but especially at the risk involved in making their money back.
You should use an angel investor or a “wealthy friend” to get you set up with legal help and as much as a prototype product. Once you have that getting VC will be pretty simple. If you have a product that is truly a big deal VC’s don’t really care what your marketing plan is.
Business 2.0 had an article called something like making the next Google. It was a pretty basic step-by-step guide to bringing your product from idea to store shelves. I included a link in my sources to the text of the article.
Good luck!