ADSactly on ADSACTLY - part #25

Full Stack Startup

Did you ever come to a new idea about something innovative and awesome that many people could use and benefit from? Who has never at least once thought about starting a great project and sharing its merits with the rest of the world? Even if we have a new and awesome idea, the first obstacles usually arise with funding. In order to acquire funds and get your idea accepted, you'll need to display it to many people and make them believe in it so they'd invest in development. In this process, many creative people have already lost their idea to the third parties, who made profits instead of the original creator.

A better scenario is when a big giant company buys your idea and locks it in a drawer so it wouldn't compete with their existing product. A patent troll companies are always looking for buying a good product cheaply and sell it further on through the licencing process. Well, at least you got some money but you also made heaps of non-producers rich in the process. For a true visionary none of this is good enough. A true visionary wants to see the product built and used by many and be appropriately rewarded for creating it. This is where the true path of greatness leads to.

The solution comes in a form of "full stack startup". Instead of selling the licence or idea for the new technology to the ones who have the power to vastly profit from it, a full stack startup company leader rather builds it to the very end. This way the competitors and incumbents are bypassed and the project is developed by the original creator to the benefit of his customers. A product sees the light of day under the creators' conditions and provides a complete control over the customer experience. You are not sure what we are talking about - think Tesla, think Uber, Harry’s, Nest, Buzzfeed, Airbnb, Warby Parker, think Netflix! Yes, these are all living, successful examples of full stack startup companies.

This is a proper way to fight against the unfair system always favouring the top shelf strata and neglecting the real people doing the real job. For to start a project you need: software, hardware, design, consumer marketing, partnerships, legislative, supply chain management, sales etc. But, mind you, there is one single place you will find all of that and more!

It is essential for future full stack startup founders to understand and devote time to every aspect of their product/service. In order to be able to do this, one needs to get good at many different things. It is not enough to build the technology but one needs to dwell on all other aspects of handling a business environment. It takes an expert, visionary and a leader to do this. The first example of such a man, coming to my mind, is Steve Jobs. He was very much up to every single part of the process and this is exactly why Apple was successful and became a legend that will last long after its founding fathers have left.

So...

ARE YOU READY to start your project?

ARE YOU READY?

Because if you are the next Steve, it is a good thing to know that ADSactly members help each other with their skills, resources, knowledge and are always willing to participate in a visionary project that will benefit you, all parties involved and the society as a whole. We are the guiding light and living examples of cooperative economics that are to change the world for the better.

Large companies will soon have no option but to adopt our way of thinking because it will be extremely hard for them to replicate all of the pieces to the puzzle of a cooperative full stack startup within their outdated working environments. An approach based on cooperation will lead to the creation of many new large companies through which many working people will acquire their dignity back. A thinking and working individual will be able to move forward without all of the obstacles currently put in front of him/her and get a better life, a life full of meaning.

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ADSactly on ADSACTLY - part #25

ADSactly on ADSACTLY - Part #25

Full Stack Startup