I have 3 questions. 1. When the idea of a Startup is very novel (in addition that at the point of idea it is not worth anything), it does not exist, but it is easy to copy (in about 6 months of developments), how it is done to be able to tell it to potential investors , developers, consultants and others? The fear that the idea will be copied, is worth enough to try to keep the secret as much as possible. 2. How to get a product using the "Lean Startup" technique, avoiding copying and leaving before us? and 3. To plan to go to market with this novel and relatively easy-to-copy idea, how big is it to go to market?
Leon Wladislawoski
I have 3 questions. 1. When the idea of a Startup is very novel (in addition that at the point of idea it is not worth anything), it does not exist, but it is easy to copy (in about 6 months of developments), how it is done to be able to tell it to potential investors , developers, consultants and others? The fear that the idea will be copied, is worth enough to try to keep the secret as much as possible. 2. How to get a product using the "Lean Startup" technique, avoiding copying and leaving before us? and 3. To plan to go to market with this novel and relatively easy-to-copy idea, how big is it to go to market?