What is Milk? See a couple founders on Twitter, but don't know what it is.

Milk is a small team (seven of us) who are building several of our own startup ideas. Our first project is Oink (oink.com) and we’ll be iterating on that and building other startup projects.

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I have a patent for a self feeding tooth brush but don't know of any manufacture to get this thing on store shelfs would like to licence my ideal

Answered by Andrew Patricio – Founder, BizLaunch

Go to your local library's business section or search online and identify tooth brush manufacturers and set up meeting with them. It'll take a long time to get a meeting bu... (more)

I have a great idea but I don't know what do to do next?

Answered by Shahar Nechmad – Founder, NuConomy

Almost everyone have at least one great idea. But almost no one follows it. It's hard to give advice on what is the next step without knowing anything about your idea (is i... (more)

What's the first step for a start up. I already have an idea but I don't know what to do next. Should I just focus on making a homepage?

Answered by April Dunford – Product Marketing Expert. Posted in Product Development

This is a great question! In my opinion (which is just me so take it for what it is worth) the first thing you need to do is validate that there is a market need for what y... (more)

I'm a product person not a sales person. I have built a great app but I don't know what to do with it.

Answered by Dan Martell – Founder & Investor.

If the app is great then run some ads on Facebook to see if anyone agrees with you. The app should allow people to sign up and try it out. The days of sales teams, etc ar... (more)

what do you think about creating startups on a clone platform but you improve it or change in order no to reinvent the wheel?

Answered by Daniel Burka – Co-founder of Pownce and Milk.

I don't know what you mean, but it doesn't sound like a good idea. (more)

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