19A – Idea Napkin No. 2


Business idea: BlueTooth device that allows three or more devices to be connected.

1. I am a college student majoring in communications. I am a good talker and have a way to convince people. I aspire to create a device or service that makes life easier for my consumers. If I were to start a business, I would be the CEO and take control and make final decisions on all outlooks.

2. My product is a Bluetooth device that connects to multiple devices at once, allowing them to transmit sound to each other through one headset. The merchandise would be produced to look like AirPods (including many different colors and designs to fit people's ears).

3. All my customers would have knowledge of technology in common; people who can understand the basics of Bluetooth and connecting it to your devices. Yes, this product would not be limited to the younger generations, but older consumers may find technology like this confusing and challenging.

4. Customers will pay money for this product because it will make Bluetooth easier to use. Every time you want to switch your headphones from one device to another, you have to do it manually every time. This way, it is just always connected all the time. Saving people's time and making things move by faster and easier!

5. Bluetooth devices are everywhere on the market, but nothing like this. This product will change the game and lead to many technological advances in the way Bluetooth devices work. You are always connected all the time.

These elements fit together because as technology grows and advances, it is essential to keep up with the trends or even set them. This is an open market that would pave the way for prominent products and services. Our world is becoming technology-reliant, so that makes new generations and generations to come to our target audience.

FeedBack Memo: two things that I took away from my feedback was that this Bluetooth headphone set would (mostly) be for the younger generation and creating this product, in general, is going to require some difficult technical skills I don’t have. I just have to find the right people to partner with me on this idea! Anyways, my feedback only confirmed my theory about my product is for the younger generation, so not many changes regarding the idea napkin.

Comments

  1. Katherine GuyMarch 27, 2020 at 9:07 AM

    Hey Savannah,

    I really enjoyed reading your idea napkin. I think you did a great job describing your product and who your potential market would be. I think once you produce the bluetooth headphones, you should look into technology that connects bluetooth speakers as well. Even though there are already products out there like that, I think having different products with your original idea will help you to grow your business.
    Great post!

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