You're New you live got a idea what do you do next

I would do nothing. I have no idea what your idea is so it is impossible to give you any relative advice. I also recommend editing your headline so it's clearly understood.

As already stated. It's very hard to give any proper advice when you provide so little information. Would probably be easier for you to find good answers for your questions by searching the threads.

That being said, I'd probably calm down a bit, even though I feel it's a killer idea and try to do as much research as possible. Is there any related products out there? How many competitiors is there? Would I be able to provide more for less or provide higher quality than my competititors? Why would people choose me before others? Etc. Etc.

The questions can continue all day long practically..

When you finally decide to go forward, I'd also run a few numbers in my head. Would I be able to market this and bring traffic by having investors? Would investors benefit me in the long run?

Are your product that solid so you can continue to make sales for several months or years? In case you're certain of that, I'd go with great investors. Perhaps an investor that brings the money and another marketing partner who's able to bring you the traffic you need to make a successful launch.

Well, just my two cents.

Goodluck!

You give us 4 lines of no information what so ever and you want us to tell you how to promote it around the world?

good luck with that

al

While we wait ( or not) for more info from you...

You have an idea, and want to promote it.

There's a whole lot of stuff that happens in between idea and promoting it.

Unless you're talking about an idea for an invention - in which case there are companies that take your idea and market it for you - the ones I hear about on the radio all the time.

Anticipation keeps making me wait... To know what the idea is

Save more money so that you can buy ads, test which ones work for you, and then scale up when you know what works best for you.

Many of the top internet marketers spend hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars on ads every single week.

Don't be afraid to test and lose money in the beginning.

If I received a penny for every person who thought they had some revolutionary multi-million dollar idea that would make them wealthy beyond their wildest dreams, I'd be a millionaire myself.

Ideas are a dime a dozen, they are everywhere. The real question is do you have what it takes to execute it and bring it to fruition?

That's the hard part. Ideas are easy to come by, but capitalizing on them and bringing them to market isn't.

Just as everyone else has stated, it’s pretty hard to give you good advice when you’ve given us such little information to work with here.

That being said, I’ve seen a lot of people come up with a good idea, spend money to get a product created, spend even more money on marketing only to have the whole project fail. The best advice I can give you is to spend the time upfront to do your research and see if there is even a market for your product. Look for hard tangible data or at the very least look to see if there is a business out there that is selling the same type of product you’re selling or something that is extremely similar. If you can find another business that is doing this and they are doing it successfully then it would indicate that there is a market for it. The old saying “look before you leap” comes into play here.

If you can confirm that there is a market for what you’re selling then you would need to figure out how much it’s going to cost you to create your product. This can range from a few bucks and a lot of your tie like creating a information product or it can go as far out as a few thousand. Then figure out what you’re marketing costs are going to look like.

I noticed you said that you don’t have much money and I can tell you it’s going to be really hard to get exposure for what your selling (not impossible but just really, REALLY hard). It would be best if you saved up a few grand if this is the case before you consider jumping into it.

Best of luck.