Innovation is always up for a challenge and the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown an interesting one. Creative and development communities have been responding to the novel coronavirus with innovative solutions, inspiring the Enventys Partners community to use our tools to help save lives.
Entrepreneurs all face uncertainty. It comes with the territory of bringing something new into existence. But as the coronavirus has swept the globe, it can feel like uncertainty is at an all-time high due to closed manufacturing facilities and unstable stock markets. Even as COVID-19 led governments to issue stay-at-home orders around the world, innovators continue to create new ideas and inch their way toward launching them.
It’s amazing how fast things change, isn’t it? While the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, didn’t sweep through overnight, it might feel that way.
Motor vehicle accidents are the cause of approximately 38,000 deaths per year in the United States in addition to countless injuries and property damage. As bad as it is in the States, it is an even bigger problem in the Dominican Republic.
Launching a website that is equipped to process orders is the first and most important step for your ecommerce business.
I have always been fascinated by miniature versions of things. As a kid, I built scale model cars and played with Hot Wheels and Micro Machines. I never drove a full-scale racecar but was obsessed with racing 1/10th scale R/C cars.
Despite having a full shop filled with the latest tools, I am not above using soup cans to build a prototype. Prototyping is a technique to solve problems and learn about a product. It need not be a complicated process that takes special tools and skilled technicians to do well.
Project creators have many things in common, but one is their passion to bring their idea to life. That passion is what makes crowdfunding so exciting, right? Once you’ve discovered your next big idea, prototyped it and are readying to launch a crowdfunding campaign, it’s important to consider how to get the word out.
Project creators around the world aim to raise some serious dollars for their new product idea on Kickstarter or Indiegogo but fall short after launching. While there’s no true “secret sauce” to raising one million dollars, we’ve compiled a list of Kickstarter secrets, strategies and tips to put you in the best position possible for a successful campaign.
Let’s face it, times are tough for entrepreneurs. Many startups and projects fail due to a lack of funding. However, what if you could put your project, idea or invention online and have people fund your campaign via pre-orders? This day and age, it’s entirely possible.
