It’s often cheaper than you think
Once you decided on that idea after two minutes and figured out what’s next, the next thing to do is to experiment. I can think of no better place to do that than the internet.
Whatever you want to try, there is a platform to test the idea out and “kick the tires.” Most of them don’t need much “social credit” (meaning you can do stuff anonymously). You can run as many experiments as you can handle, and learn while doing instead of pondering or thinking.
Once you think about something and put some words around it, you can get the “task” done, usually at cost.* There are a ton of services out there that are a Google search away from solving whatever hurdle you face.
At cost pricing means, experimentation is cheap, often free.
Some places you can use to carry out experiments:
Try one today.
*Internet companies aren’t good at pricing, so the SKU’s skew to the cheap side.
) I want to take the time to break them down and try to clarify what I want to communicate and the tactical things I learned through doing.
From the desk of Adam Thomas 