I get pitched dozens of products a year. Every single one is brilliant. Here's the only test that decides which ones actually make it.
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A great product needs someone behind it who is willing to put in the money, time, and effort to make it work.
It doesn’t really matter how clever a product is if you can’t show people how it saves money, makes money, reduces risk or improves something they care about.
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