Coming UP With An APP Idea

WHAT TYPE OF IDEAS SHOULD BE??

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No the danger of an idea like this is that when you run it by your friends, they don’t say “I would never use this.” They say “yeah, maybe I could see using something like that.” Even when the startup launches, it will sound plausible to a lot of people because they are already using a good media sharing app. So they don’t want to use it themselves, at least not right now, but they could imagine other people wanting it. Sum that reaction across the entire population, and you have zero users.

Following are some of the steps through which you can come up with a good and worthy startup idea.

IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM

Your ideas must correspond to reality. The startup idea that is presented for such a problem that no one has, is nothing but a failure.  So it is important to present something that people really need. You don’t always need to over think for an idea. You just have to look over the problems people have them or you have yourself, because it ensures you that the problem really exists and needed what kind of solution. Always keep an eye out to look for the problems that you can solve.

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If someone wants to build a mobile app like “voice to voice translation”, then he must be clear about the problem that “it’s sometimes hard for many of the people to meeting foreigners.”

BUILD AUDIENCE

You should solve a problem, which means there are people who need it. So when you are having a startup idea you should be clear in your mind about some questions, like:

·         Who wants this right now?

·         Who wants this so much that they’ll use it even when it’s a crappy version??

·         Why people want this?

·         How much they want it?

If you have answers to all of these questions then it is a good sign that you know your idea will appeal specific group of people. But if you can’t answer such questions then your idea is probably bad.

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LIVE IN THE FUTURE

After clearing your problem statement and your audience now think seriously about the scope of what you want to do. Don’t be in too much hurry. Wait enough for something that you love to create and know very well and are ready to work on it for next 8-10 years. Live in the future, and then build what is missing! If you are not at the leading edge of some rapidly changing field, you should get to one. Because value of an idea lies in the using of it. Make yourself sure that what you really want to do is up to date idea and you are actually ready to go ahead with this idea.

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NOW COME UP WITH AN IDEA

As a successful startup will consume at least 3-5 years of your life; a year’s preparation would be a reasonable investment. So if you build startup idea, don’t merely turn on the filter “What’s missing?” also turn off every other filter, particularly “Could this be a big idea?” There are plenty of times to apply that test later. But if you are thinking about that initially, it may not only filter out lots of good ideas, but also cause you to focus on bad ones. Hence after thinking and planning that much now this is the time you are ready to follow the path of your idea and to give people something that they will definitely love! Come up with multiple ideas per day.

This article written by Sandra she work with AccureTech