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Hi This is a good and common question. The answer depends on numerous factors. Just to name a few: how complicated the project is, how talented the person is, do you want them solely as a service provider (who then leaves at the end of the project) or as a co-founder long term? Additionally, it ...
Hi 1. I can draft an NDA for you or you can find numerous examples online (although they are not tailored to your specific needs, they should be ok if you want to save the money). 2. Most mentors/experts/investors don't sign NDAs - we/they work with too many startups and have usually heard your ...
Send me you c.v. and I'll review it (for free) and tell you how to improve it. If relevant, I will also refer it to a few people. Good luck I've successfully helped over 300 entrepreneurs, startups and businesses, and I would be happy to help you. After scheduling a call, please send me some bac...
No one, including experts like myself, can really tell you if an idea is viable. The only way to really know is to validate the idea in the market. Look at my full answer on how to do this here: https://clarity.fm/questions/6423/how-do-you-do-market-research I've successfully helped over 300 en...
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There is an Israeli company/startup that specialized in this - Brayola - they recently got sold to another company (try Google them) - partnering / using their service would be one of your best options because otherwise you have to create your own system/technology which is both costly and time c...
Yes. Sell products in their own jurisdiction. In other words, sell... US products on Amazon.com then Canadian products on Amazon.ca, etc...
We would need to calculate the total running wattage. It would also be useful to have the starting wattage for each component as it could restrict the number of components that can be turned on at once (or even the order in which they are turned on). Feel free to give me a call and we can walk ...
Hi This is a good question. I think that the best use of your old email list depends on "how" you got the emails + "why" people gave them to you (at the time). Examples: did they buy a product? Sign up to a newsletter? Contact you? Based on "how"/"why" you got the emails, you can then reach ou...