10 WAYS to SELL Your IDEA

10 WAYS to SELL Your IDEA


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How do you sell your idea to people?
Can I sell my ideas?
If you have an innovative start-up idea, how can you sell it?
How do I sell an idea?
What are 10 ways to sell my idea?
How can I pitch my idea effectively?
What are good ways to effectively sell your idea?
How do you sell your ideas to others?
How do you reach out to a company to sell your idea?
How do you sell your idea to any other major company?
How can I sell my startup idea to someone?
How do you find investors for a hedge fund?
How do you sell a business idea?
How can l successfully pitch and sell idea?
How do you sell an idea to someone?
How can I make money from my idea?
What does it mean to sell an idea?
How do I protect my idea?
How do you sell an idea to a company?
How do i pitch my idea to an investor?
How to attract investors for my ideas?

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[alux]

Hello Aluxers! What do you think is the secret ingredient to a great business pitch?

[moneymanagement]

1. Point out a problem that you can solve 1:09
2. State your USP 2:32
3. State your brand and purpose 3:16
4. Protect your idea with a patent, or other forms of intellectual property 4:03
5. Prepare a pitch that grabs an investor's attention 5:20
6. Prepare an elevator pitch 6:43
7. Create a Hollywood pitch 7:39
8. Back your pitch up with a professional pitch deck 9:19
9. Build a prototype 9:51
10. Sow how passionate you're about your idea 10:32
Bonus: Grab the investors attention in the first 15 seconds of your pitch 11:38

[c.m.m]

1:12 Point out a problem you can solve.
2:22 State your USP.
3:12 State your brand promise.
3:57 Protect your idea with a patent or other forms of intellectual property.
5:16 Prepare a pitch that grabs investor's attention.
6:28 Prepare an elevator pitch.
7:33 Create a Hollywood pitch.
9:04 Back your pitch up with a professional pitch deck.
10:23 Show how passionate you are about your idea.
11:38 Grab the investors attention within the first 15 seconds of your pitch.

Good luck everyone and whatever you do believe in yourself.

[Mylifeinspainover]

I've just started a skincare range from nothing. Amor De Piel Skincare I'm so proud of it. This video came at the right time. ❤️❤️❤️

[CaseyBurnsInvesting]

“If I asked the public what they wanted, they would’ve said faster horses.” - Henry Ford

[charlesblanchard]

There are many levers to manipulate it in the short term, but buying great businesses at good prices (value investing) will always be one of the best ways to grow your wealth! You can't save your way to retirement, as Alux has mentioned in previous videos. You have to tap into a compound growth engine.

[Battleganz]

The best advice that helped me was, "Don't sell something to someone else that you wouldn't buy yourself." - Grant Cardone.

[Crowntrout]

I’ve had a few good ideas over the past few years, However one of my ideas I didn’t do much research because I was being young and dumb at the time and I was just expecting a company to throw money at me for my idea without an actual product. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of going around around telling companies of my idea and one of the companies I presented my idea to ended up taking it and it was a successful launch for them and I couldn’t do anything about it. I knew it was sketchy when they told me “We’ll give you $250k for this idea and we have complete ownership of it from here on out.” I was 18 at the time so I thought it was to good to be true and just went about my day. Still to this day 5 years later I think something like that is still to good to be true I can’t imagine there are companies that will just throw money at you because they think your idea is amazing. Basically just selling your idea to them. Now I’m back again because I’ve come up with a great fitness product idea and I’ve looked all around and I’ve seen nothing similar.

This time before actually presenting my idea to a company I believe the right thing to do is get a provisional patent(?) Correct me if I’m wrong please. Obviously I love the idea of just being able to walk up to a company, present my idea and they buy my idea off of me, But that just sounds to good to be true. I already fell for it once when I was younger. As of right now I don’t actually have a physical product yet for my idea, so I’m here asking today assuming I’m able to get a provisional patent for this idea from there on forward is it best to just start cold calling companies & looking for someone who is willing to manufacture this “product” I have come up with. I have plenty of drawings/blueprints etc for companies to work with. I would be okay with just getting a share of the profits for this product but at the same time if it is actually possible to “sell” my idea I would lean towards that idea aswell. Sorry for the long text but any advice is welcome here!

[SirExxodus]

The secret ingredient to a great business pitch is personality! If I am being pitched an idea I would be more drawn to the individual that is charismatic, has me on the edge of my seat, and is provocative than the individual that is dull, unenthusiastic, and comes across as outwardly awkward.

[runoff]

I’ve been trying to sell an idea (actually three ideas) for businesses for a little over a year. I’m sure this will help me out tremendously!!!!

[JACOB-zkrs]

Alux when are you going to publish a book we are

[techedzee]

Grabbing the investors attention within 15seconds and letting passion show, is the best idea to get money. Investors know that 90% of startups fail. The question your pitch is answering is why they should risk it all on you.

[AndreyZenperial]

Be passionate about your idea to an extent that you are obsessed with it...success will come

[eduardomatos]

Never sell your inventions (patents), copyrights, and trademarks, that’s an amateur move, instead try to license it and make your money from royalties. As a rule of thumb you’ll usually make way more money by licensing your intellectual property than by selling it.

[AttyTamGonzales]

thank you alux, i am a lawyer in the philippines and i have been watching your videos for more than 2 years now, i still have downloaded videos in my phone. i am planning to open my channel with informative videos, and your videos are great influemce to me and helped me to put up my ideas. God bless

[fullyloaded]

This is exactly what I have been waiting for so long. Thank you Alux nd plz do make more videos about the basic knowledge required for starting a start up.I will be waiting for that video from Alux🙂

[saintofgod]

ARE YOU GUYS TAPPING MY PHONE OR SOMETHING?! Cause is the 2nd time in a row you guys put out a video in 2 weeks that I am going through and that I want to know. 😳🤔

[therealdino]

This is crazy. I just started a business and it involves selling to Customers. This was much needed‼️

[sergeydmitriev]

Hello ALUX.com !
Thank you very much for your videos.
I would like to ask you to make a few videos on the following topics:
1. "How to register my copyright on a business idea or business technology."
2. "How to find a smart, free business mentor with hands-on experience."
3. "How to create an online store like Amazon."
4. Tell us about all (!!!) varieties of all forms of ownership of a business in Canada.
5. "How to create and develop a consulting company in Canada."
6. "How to create a courier delivery service."
Thanks in advance.

[DaCaptainV]

BTW I noticed and I 💜💛💙 seeing the "*" as a call to attention/ add-on being adapted. You guys ROCK👨🏾‍🎤