Have You Got Great Business Ideas and Can’t Wait to Get Started?

 ... Well STOP! ...

The answers to just 3 simple questions will make the difference between a flier or a flop!

Firstly, congratulations!  It’s not always easy to come up with a great idea but you've done it. You're raring to get your business plan in place, raise some money and launch your product.

But before you get buried under business plans and funding negotiations, not to mention throwing away your own money, resources and energy for the next 6 months, you need to stop and ask yourself just 3 simple questions.
  • Is there a market?
  • Is there high value to this market?
  • Can you get some kind of exclusivity?
Here at Business Ideas Creator we can help you find the answers to these questions.

This site is packed with information for entrepreneurs. Whether you are looking to start your own business or have recently gone down that path, Business Ideas Creator provides advice and guidance on your way.

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August 24, 2009

The biggest lie about patenting your inventions

Which untruth is most damaging to inventors?

Filed under Blog by yvette

May 28, 2009

Just because you're called Leonardo da Vinci it doesn't make you an entrepreneur….

Does being the greatest scientist and scholar of the century mean you are a successful entrepreneur?

Filed under Blog by yvette

May 18, 2009

Death by Business Plan!

I recently asked my good friend and Mindsheet associate, Christopher Chadwick, to share his thoughts on the value of the business plan. It wasn't quite what I expected, but it's certainly a frank assessment.

Filed under Blog by raglan

May 7, 2009

The Easiest Way to Rapidly Boost Your Business

Yesterday an old customer called in on us. We haven't worked with the customer in over a year and yet, out of the blue, he made my day by giving us a contract for more work.

Filed under Blog by raglan

April 30, 2009

I've got a great product, so why don't they buy?

I've just got back from a client assignment in Newcastle. Like many people, they have a great product that really meets the needs of their target market. There's just one little problem, they can't sell it.

Can you relate to this?

Filed under Blog by raglan