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The Entrepreneur Book
The Entrepreneur Book
The Entrepreneur Book
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The Entrepreneur Book

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Gunner Technology talks about how to become a successful entrepreneur. With a consistent focus on launching, they walk you through how to take your idea from imagination to reality. Starting with how to set your project up for success, they cover paying for your idea, designing and building it, and launching it. They also cover key post-launch topics like marketing, growing, updating, and, finally, selling your idea. After you read this book, you'll be ready to be a successful entrepreneur yourself!

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Release dateMay 22, 2019
ISBN9780463444429
The Entrepreneur Book
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An AWS Partner specializing in JavaScript development for government and business.

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    The Entrepreneur Book - Gunner Technology

    1 So You Have an Idea

    For this chapter, we spoke with Dan McLellan, founder and creator of the application TwoCents, a platform for sharing opinions that was acquired in 2014.

    Gunner Technology: Dan, talk to us about your idea a little bit and why you reached out to Gunner Technology.

    Dan McLellan: Well, ideas are easy, but execution is hard. Execution is actually really, really hard. And that's why I reached out to you guys.

    GT: And how was that initial process for you?

    DM: Well, it was a lot different than what I'd done before. Usually, we would just dive in with no goals or ends in sight, just with a general idea of what needed to get built. The big difference working with Gunner Technology was the fact that so much up-front work went into the project. We must have had 200 or 300 of those user stories before you guys even started developing.

    GT: Which isn't even that many, believe it or not.

    DM: And I was skeptical at first. I thought that was a bunch of mumbo jumbo and was gonna just be a big waste of time, but it turns out that made it so much easier to build out the project. We had a running list of what needed to get done and we could prioritize it however we needed to.

    GT: And what about all of those initial questions? We really dug in with you and tried to get all of the nitty gritty details locked down.

    DM: Yea, you're not kidding. It felt like an inquisition!

    GT: But like a good inquisition.

    DM: Exactly, exactly. At the end of all those questions, it felt like not only did you guys understand my idea better, it felt like I understood the idea better myself. So it was an incredibly valuable phase of the process.

    Every great achievement in human history began as an idea. From bottle rockets to rocket fuel, super glue to Super Nintendo, someone, somewhere, at some point said wouldn't it be cool if…

    And that's what this book is about. If you have an awesome idea but don't know what to do next, hopefully the advice contained in these pages can help.

    Tell us about your idea.

    Working for a tech company, we get approached all the time with ideas for new products or services. And we're always all ears.

    Step one, when talking with someone about their idea, is to get details about it. Whether it's in a boardroom or a bar, we're always curious to hear more about your idea. It's always something that the person is passionate about, and if there's one thing we appreciate, it's passion for one's ideas. So step one in the process is to simply get an idea of what the idea entails.

    Details, Details

    But once we have a sense of what the idea is all about, we want to dig in.

    How will it work? Will it work differently for different kinds of users? What functionality will it have? (And what potential functionalities have you thought would be cool to add someday?)

    There's so much to discuss with any given idea that you can never

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