Your idea is (it is):
[] Social Discovery]
[] Cooking [Video]
[] Gaming
[] Music
[] Shopping
[] Business
[] The Technical tool, which gives the peoples lives easier through:
[] Giving them things for free, they were used to pay for.
[] Shows Them interesting things in their surroundings.
[] Enabling them to do things, anywhere, that they have to do at home on your PC.
[] Allows easy access to relevant information about what is on them.
[] Proposing things can do, or that would otherwise make a thought.
[] Proposes new content on the basis of the content, or their friends consume.
[] Giving them a discount when purchasing through your application.
[] Making tasks take minutes, hours.
[] Creates a new way to share things with friends.
It will not work because:
[] Only begins to provide a critical mass of users once it is used.
[] Do not have access to these data.
[] You have solved the problem of "How can I make money from it," but not "Why people need this" problem.
[] You have solved the problem "Why people need it," but not "How can I make money from it" problem.
[] No one is to donate money.
[] No one will pay for something, what they can get for free elsewhere.
[] Have come up with great features, but not a great product.
In Addition:
[There] are already hundreds of people doing similar applications, and your offers a clear difference.
[] Why just Google it yourself instead of buying your company?
[] Don't know enough about the market you're shooting at.
[] You do not have the necessary technical skills personally, nor the techniques in the team.
[] You do not have personal business skills required, neither man commercial team.
You do not have a team, it] you – it hurts me too, one of the founder are statistically more prone to failure:(
However, as long as I'm ticked to total two or fewer fields in the above two parts:
[] You can start on the market, smaller (e.g.: only Great Britain instead of the world, India, the bands instead of all music, Indian cooking, instead of all horror movies instead of each film) and build up here.
[] You can get fast minimum version of the product out to the next month and see how it goes (opportunities multiply as they are seized-as soon as the product which is outside, the new options will be clear).
[] You can attempt to gain investors finance, so you can do business and hire the talent you need.
[] Can be consistently without a business model, the true dotcom bubble style. Maybe you can flip it later, or the business model will arise.
But in the end, don't let me! I started a successful business or failed to start one, instead, I have sinned much worse--is not even trying to seriously. I spend a lot of time spotting, what's wrong with things and ways to improve on them, most of them eventually blog, projects at work or the items in the task list. I'm still waiting for my breakthrough idea hit me, and this post shows the general process to go through to decide if app idea's development. Currently it is the first revision, so I expect I'll be tweaking it, I shall from time to time. Input is greatly appreciated!
