Re:Having a list with ideas, how to identify the good ones?
by sideproject on Saturday August 17, 2013 @01:34AM
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Try.
* I create a trello board and divide my ideas into a few categories (do-able, I really like, this-is-ridiculous, already-existsi-so-who-am-i-kidding etc)
Then... (maybe)...
* Create a landing page for each one of them (ok so maybe not for all of 118!!!) - launchrock
* Post on HN, Reddit
* Collect the email addresses & feedback (ask them questions or survey when they sign up)
* Email them back on each of your idea and ask for further feedback (but don't spam)
Above exercise might take you 2-3 weeks. But I find it a practical way of learning - and I think the often more interesting thing is that you learn to "change" your idea depending on the feedback.
* I create a trello board and divide my ideas into a few categories (do-able, I really like, this-is-ridiculous, already-existsi-so-who-am-i-kidding etc)
Then... (maybe)...
* Create a landing page for each one of them (ok so maybe not for all of 118!!!) - launchrock
* Post on HN, Reddit
* Collect the email addresses & feedback (ask them questions or survey when they sign up)
* Email them back on each of your idea and ask for further feedback (but don't spam)
Above exercise might take you 2-3 weeks. But I find it a practical way of learning - and I think the often more interesting thing is that you learn to "change" your idea depending on the feedback.