You’ve got an idea, and you’re convinced it’s a good one. Turning it into a viable business requires getting others on board with your idea. Whether it be potential investors, people with technical skills, or potential customers, at some point you have to convince enough people of the merits of your idea or it will never get off the ground.
Bring your ideas to life with Ideator. Ideator can help you accomplish your goals no matter where you are in the world, your industry, or stage of your ideas.
How to bring your ideas to life with Ideator
You define your goals, Ideator helps you accomplish them. No matter the location, industry or stage of your ideas, let us help you!
Create private Idea Page
Make your personal profile awesome
Find tools in the Resources Portal
Write your business plan/pitch deck
Build out goals/tasks
Invite Team Members
Get your questions answered on Discussions
Connect with Advisors
Track funding goals
Find Investors
Turn Idea public/get up voted
Launch Product/ Service – MVP
A coworker and boss discussing changes in the workplace.
Today’s business world moves faster than ever. Which means every business – no matter how large or small – needs to keep moving forward in order to survive. But sometimes the person in charge of the company gets stuck in a rut. Rather than running the business with an eye toward the future, they get caught up in the successes of the past and stop innovating, which can put everyone’s job in jeopardy.
If your boss needs some help in doing things differently, try these strategies. (more…)
We all have a certain image of leadership in our heads – a romantic ideal that makes the whole thing seem, among other things, lofty. When we actually get the opportunity to lead, it’s a bit like a first date for someone who watches too many rom-coms: we’re trying a bit too hard because we’re expecting a bit too much.
If you’re really a great leader, you don’t act like one. You don’t have to. All those abstract qualities that people find in their leaders they find on their own. You’re not supposed to make them up or try to project them. Fundamentally, what people actually respond to is a matter-of-fact approach to the business at hand – with a minimum of self-seriousness. (more…)
You’re sitting in a crowd with thousands of people. A presenter walks on stage. She announces that your startup wins the award for ‘best company culture.’ Entrepreneur magazine and Ideator are going to write about it.
What do you want us to say? To answer that question, we must first look at how founders create great culture. (more…)
If you have a great idea for a new app or technology product but don’t have the technical skills to make it happen, you may want to consider hiring a chief technical officer (CTO). A skilled coder or engineer can develop the product according to your specifications and ensure that it gets built right the first time, saving the time and expense of correcting mistakes later on.
