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Marketing Survey vs. Protecting Business Idea
I am in the embryo stages of developing an web business, that will provide a free service to the public, but intends to make revenue from being an affiliate and displaying ads. I have a couple ideas I feel are unique and will make my site different from many others. However, I wish to do a survey that, in part, will ask people opinions about these unique ideas in order to see if they are worth implementing, and if so, see what segments of the population like these ideas, so I can market to them. The problem is that someone, who has taken the survey, or has seen it through some other means, may take one (or all) of my ideas and run with it, before I have a chance to get my business up and running. Of course a Non Disclosure Agreement does not sound feasible or appropriate for people who volunteer to take a survey. Any thoughts on how to get valuable marketing information from surveys and and still protect my ideas? I`d appreciate any input.
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