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By dotCore
via blog.codeable.io
Submitted: Jan 24 2013 / 10:57

How to test whether your idea has a market

I attended a startup course by CEED last month and one of our mentors, Jaka taught us what I consider the best way to almost effortlessly (and completely free) test whether you can actually make money off your idea.

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