4 Simple Steps to Minimize Failure For Your Next Business Idea

From the page: "You see, most people are polite and hate saying no. How do you circumvent this? Instead of asking people if they would buy, the most reliable indicator is to actually ask them to buy right there on the spot even if you don�t have the product available yet."

Reviewed by Razvigor Jul 10 2008, 01:06am ( 20 reviews ) • geekpreneur.com

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Reviewed by DailyCashSaver on Aug 19, 9:16pm

Not bad you need to remember failure is not a bad thing long you learn from it then it is a good thing.
Rated by roorback on Nov 26 2008, 7:09am

"Step 2: Set up the website for your product or service. Duration: 1-2 days" 1-2 days!!??? That's dumb.. it should only take 2hours. No actually this article is dumb.
Rated by speeditonline on Oct 21 2008, 11:30am

Thats a nice article about starting a new business and dry testing your product/service before actually launching it in the market
Rated by Gilman on Oct 09 2008, 4:57am

business
Rated by mikeboyd on Aug 20 2008, 10:24pm

Reduce the risk of your next business idea failing - 4 easy steps.
Rated by ahmedspeed on Jul 11 2008, 11:14am

amazing procedure about how to gather enough information before you launch a project/product
Rated by mollermarketing on Jul 10 2008, 10:23pm

A great and simple list for my clients to think about when starting their online businesses. Thanks for the discover Muhammad!
Rated by maing on Jul 10 2008, 8:01am

So you've got an incredible idea for a new business, and can't wait to roll up your sleeves and get to work. However, before you pour dollars and hours into creating your product, it's a good idea to see if people are actually willing to buy what you have to offer
Reviewed by meDuckie on Jul 10 2008, 4:54am

nice

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