- Potential customers
- Technology
- Plan/Idea
- Business experience
- Space
- Product material
- Promote
- Business supporter
- Budget list
- Autodesk
2. Technology- This is valuable because the technology behind the ULTIjack is very complicated and i already have the right resources to develop my product successfully.
3. Plan/Idea- This is rare because i have a business plan and product concept already developed and this will not only help me advance but correctly create the ULTIjack.
4. Business experience- Because of the previous courses, along with this one, I have gained some valuable insight into business and developing a product from scratch. This is rare and a very good skill to possess.
5. Space- I frequently go to my drop zone, which is 30 minutes away from where i live, and the amount of extra unused space there is unbelievable. I could possibly use that space to create my prototype, test it, and make any necessary improvements over time.
6. Product Material- I already possess some of the proper product material needs to successfully build my ULTIjack. This is valuable because all i would have to do is create it.
7. Promote- I have a Instagram account solely based on promoting my product. This is rare and valuable because i can expand my clientele and reach many people all over the world.
8. Business supporter- I know someone who owns their own business that will support mine and help me build my company.
9. Budget list- I have created a solid budget list so i know what to spend and where.
10. Autodesk- I am autodesk certified and can create my prototype there to have steps and an idea on how to create the actual ULTIjack.
The most valuable resource is the business experience. With that i can make proper decisions and arrangements under any circumstances and build my company successfully. Without this resource, all others would not matter.
I actually don't know what ULTIjack or autodesk is. Apparently autodesk is an engineering design application. It's hard to pinpoint your progress because I have no clue what you're selling but it seems like you understand how to use the program and have potential customers so those are signs of a good start up.
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Very interesting blog post! I really enjoyed reading about your product and your venture's "unfair" advantages! I think the things you listed are all incredibly valuable and will help you be successful in the future. It seems you are well on your way to creating a very successful product. All of the things you listed are legitimate resources that will aid in creating a great product. If you would like to read my blog post here is a link:
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Hi Cristal! Great job on describing your unfair advantages! I agree with you that your business experience is your best advantage. With this you can be sure that whenever you are faced with a problem you will be confident in making the right choice because you already have the experience and skill required. You can check out my unfair advantage blog here: http://courtneysrymer.blogspot.com/2016/03/my-unfair-advantage.html
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