How to Find and Evaluate Innovative Business Ideas
What you'll learn
- Quickly assess any innovative business idea and evaluate its market potential
- For Entrepreneurs & Intrapreneurs (Corporate Entrepreneurship)
- Spot great business opportunities in everyday life
- Design a process to test a startup idea with real customers
- Use marketing hacks to attract visitors and convert them into users
- Understand why some startups succeed and others fail
Requirements
- Interest in startups, technology and entrepreneurship
Description
Join the biggest startup course on Udemy: 19,000+ entrepreneurs & 2,300+ reviews! From the authors of bestselling courses in Business and Innovation:
Do you want to start your own innovative business, or learn how it's done? If yes, then this course is for you. Here you'll learn how to generate startup ideas, evaluate their potential and test them with customers in real life. We use hundreds of real life examples to illustrate everything we teach to make it practical and easy to understand. It's all about startups, business, entrepreneurship and technology!
This course helps you find, evaluate and test innovative business ideas. Here are the topics covered:
1) How to evaluate innovative business ideas:
What Customers Really Want : The Problem-Solution Fit
Simple Techniques to Assess Your Market & Competition
Brainstorm using the Lean Canvas
2) How to test any startup idea with real customers:
4 Ways to Bring Your Product Vision Into Reality
How to Create a Conversion Machine Landing Page
How to Create Cool Promo Videos
Marketing Techniques
3) Crash Course : How to Find Innovative Business Ideas
This is an entrepreneurship course focused on technology startups, but a lot of the content is also applicable to traditional businesses which have an innovative aspect to them. It works for both Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs who create innovative products or services within existing corporations. There's a lot of precious knowledge packed inside, so hesitate no more!
(Disclaimer: The "Business Model Canvas" tool used in some parts of this course is used under Creative Commons license and attribution goes to Strategyzer. This course has no affiliation with and is not endorsed by the authors of the Business Model Canvas.)
[Created by Business Disruptors]
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Who this course is for:
- Entrepreneurs
- Intrapreneurs (Corporate Innovation)
- Anyone interested in innovative businesses
- Anyone who wants to start their own startup
Featured review
Instructors
I'm an online instructor focused on delivering engaging Business and Innovation courses. I love to reverse-engineer successful business strategies and structure them into comprehensive and useful online courses. You can also follow me on my YouTube channel "Business Disruptors".
I built up my expertise thanks to years of experience with startups and investments, and I'm using the scientific method in business in order to find innovative approaches and doing a lot of research to uncover winning patterns among the most successful companies in the world.
I have founded a company focused on designing the most practical courses for entrepreneurs, and co-created several top-rated business, startup and innovation courses on Udemy.
I have worked with many entrepreneurs, startups, accelerators and investors over the years, and decided to put my knowledge to good use by helping others to build their companies.