Do you have an ambition that you’d like to pursue, but would like a little feedback on it before you get started?

Here’s an opportunity to test out your idea, and get a little exposure while doing it.

Nominate yourself and your project for our Facebook Fan Page “Project of the Week.”

If you’re choosen, you’ll get free market research, exposure for your idea, and a chance to connect with a worldwide audience.

Best of all, it’s free.

Here’s what you’ll need to get involved.

Shoot me an email at
angelo@gameofgames.com with a brief description of your project.

Go to our Facebook Fan Page and click the “like” button.

We’ll then let you know in a week or so, whether you’re project’s been
selected.

If your project is chosen, this is how it will work:

We’ll first spotlight you and your project on our Facebook page and in
our newsletter

We’ll encourage our Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn followers to respond to your project by

Rating your project numerically as to its perceived prospects for success

Writing a one-paragraph impression as to what you’ll need to do successfully accomplish your goal

Asking you a question aimed at helping you fine-tune your aspiration.
(You’ll have the option of responding to it in our discussion board.

I’ll create a special YouTube video to help respondents create productive assessments and ask reflective questions. Your accountability will be to answer the questions you want to answer and then let us know what you’ve learned at the end of the one week process.

I expect you’ll get a lot of value from participating in this process:

You’ll receive invaluable market research in the form of your very own virtual focus group.

You’ll receive real-world advice from accomplished experts

You’ll have a chance to interact with supportive community, some of whose counsel might inspiring you to jump-start your goal.

So, please drop me a note with a paragraph description of your ambition.

Here’s to your success.

And I look forward to seeing you online.

Angelo

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