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GETTING MY DUCKS IN A ROW

I just scheduled an appointment with SCORE for Thursday. Does anyone have any advice on what to bring to this meeting other than my idea`s?
I`ve done a lot of work on my product & am going to them for the business plan/direction/market research/how to get their from here, of it all.
Let me just throw in a little market research here too. If you had a child with diaper rash would you purchase a product that was a spray and had a claim of relief in 5 days, improvement showing in 2?
If so what would you be willing to pay? General price range $4-6, $8-10, $12-15.
Would Dr. recomended make a difference to you? FDA approval? For or against all natural?
And why can`t I find the spell check button? Sorry for the errors.
I`ve done a lot of work on my product & am going to them for the business plan/direction/market research/how to get their from here, of it all.
Let me just throw in a little market research here too. If you had a child with diaper rash would you purchase a product that was a spray and had a claim of relief in 5 days, improvement showing in 2?
If so what would you be willing to pay? General price range $4-6, $8-10, $12-15.
Would Dr. recomended make a difference to you? FDA approval? For or against all natural?
And why can`t I find the spell check button? Sorry for the errors.
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I like sprays, less goupy, but for diaper rash you want a barrier, which you get from a thick cream. All natural doesn`t mean non-irritating, so that has no impact on my decision. Although having a Dr recommendation is great, being featured in parenting magazines is better, I`m more apt to listen to peers.
Good luck!
My dad was a SCORE rep and the more info you can bring the better, however, their job is to help you figure out what you need. They should be able to walk you through the entire process from an idea to complete business and marketing plan. They won`t do it for you but they have a ton of resources!
Good luck!
He suggested 3 business plans for each of the possible avenues I have. I`ve done the life plan here on SUN, so for the most part I think the different plans will help with clarity and certianty. He also had information that pertains to me locally, which was one reason for going.
It was an informative and encouraging meeting. Thanks to everyone that replied. Ya`ll were great.
SCORE is a part of the SBA. I think they`re addy is .org. They have tons of info and help for new and existing businesses. You can set up a meeting with them or you can ask for info via e-mail. Check out their site, they may be able to help you.
SCORE (Service Core of Retired Executives) is a non-profit entity and a resource partner with the SBA.
Their website is www.score.org</A>
SCORE is a part of the SBA. I think they`re addy is .org. They have tons of info and help for new and existing businesses. You can set up a meeting with them or you can ask for info via e-mail. Check out their site, they may be able to help you.Thanks for the info score. This organization sounds very interesting.
Now, I`m so much more informed on what I need to prepare for the meeting!!
Thanks to all of you,
Michele Sheffield
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SCORE (Service Core of Retired Executives) is a non-profit entity and a resource partner with the SBA.
Their website is www.score.orgThanks again for the clarification and th website info. I plan to get as informed as possible.
SCORE (Service Core of Retired Executives) is a non-profit entity and a resource partner with the SBA.
Their website is www.score.orgDoes SCORE (Service Core of Retired Executives) actually provide entreprenuers with a small business loan, or do they just provide valuable advice?