Eric Elford, Contractor, Systems Analyst, renovator.General contractor in Canada, residential
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25 years experience residential contracting, small to medium projects, kitchens, bathrooms, decks, remodeling, permitting, roofing, siding, windows, tools, drywall, paint, flooring, plumbing, electrical, sub-contracting, project management, lumber, trades, LED lighting, garage, leveling, stairs, railings, transitions, problem solving. Projects highlighted in Canadian Renovations for dummies book, and many testimonials are online.


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I would suggest a 2 phased approach.
1: submit to a selection of around 50 Beta users, with the provision that with deep insights on its functionality, you offer them incentives for their feedback. This is a time limited event.
With the feedback you engage the appropriate changes, but pay special attention to monetizing the app, and create a payback chart and a rollout timetable.
Layout on paper rhe target market, how you plan on monetizing, and where your income roi will look like.
Armed with this knowledge, then you can release a preview look to potential investors and have real data and income to show for your effort.
I would suggest a small close group of investors, not VC or Sharks at this point.
Focus on getting your income engine purring asap, and you'll have a winner.


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