Maybe compare the context, seeing the type of situation where risk is advised more, vs. the type where caution is advised. It boils down to how likely what you want to do is to succeed.
As I said, the feedback hasn't been very good. Your product is intended to increase convenience and efficiency, yes? It might be efficient but imo it's inconvenient, which might be fine, if issue that it solves were considered important enough to most people, but it isn't.
Idk i think i might nicely disagree almost everyone i know is always complaining about how messy it is to get the muffin part off the muffin wrapper. wher do you live? are you in a third world?
Not even including the costs of advertisement, storage space, workers, transportation, manufacturing the product itself, packaging, and taxes, which would cut heavily into your sales profits, you would need 120,000 people to buy the Muffin Topper at $20 to make 2 million dollars.
I don't really know what's considered big or small for a market, though. How many people do you mean by "small market"?
what do you think of my invention idea? please don't steal it
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how do I know which smart person is right then?
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Maybe compare the context, seeing the type of situation where risk is advised more, vs. the type where caution is advised. It boils down to how likely what you want to do is to succeed.
As I said, the feedback hasn't been very good. Your product is intended to increase convenience and efficiency, yes? It might be efficient but imo it's inconvenient, which might be fine, if issue that it solves were considered important enough to most people, but it isn't.
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Idk i think i might nicely disagree almost everyone i know is always complaining about how messy it is to get the muffin part off the muffin wrapper. wher do you live? are you in a third world?
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I'm an American. Maybe you can test the waters on more websites, like maybe Reddit, to see what those people think of your invention.
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lots of people on this website said it was a good idea i only need a small market to make millions, you agree?
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Not even including the costs of advertisement, storage space, workers, transportation, manufacturing the product itself, packaging, and taxes, which would cut heavily into your sales profits, you would need 120,000 people to buy the Muffin Topper at $20 to make 2 million dollars.
I don't really know what's considered big or small for a market, though. How many people do you mean by "small market"?