I love ideas and I want us to decide which ideas make it. It's that simple. If you have an idea, publish it...this community will give you honest feedback and if your idea is a good one, as judged by the community, we'll do everything we collectively can to connect you to people who can help make it happen. If we all support ideas from one another, we'll end up with more ideas from people and fewer ideas from boardrooms, where agendas are, well, clouded by other factors. We're going to be the one they sell to anyway right? So let's make our voices heard and tell the world what we want. The more we all participate, the stronger our influence, the more accurate the STOX VALUE, the more representative the greater good is in our reality.
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1.Product/Service summary: Describe briefly the specifics of your product or service.
1.1.1. Features: Describe what the product is:
Online Closet, Keeps track of all of your business clothes (suit, ties, dress shirt, slacks, belt), optimizes number of matching outfits and provides a week by week schedule for best rotation of wardrobe. Keeps people up to date on fashion trends (what colors are in) www.youronlinecloset.com
1.1.2. Benefits: Why is the product good? Value proposition.
Saves time each morning, make sure you are presentable, keeps you from wearing the same outfit in a given time period, and maintains your company’s dress code. Answers the questions, “What am I going to where today?” and “When did I wear this last?” Most color blind people are men, this can help them.
1.1.3. Competitive comparison: General comparison of the features of your product/service with the existing providers of similar offering in the market. (Do not confuse it with the description of competition that follows, as this section just deals with very general competitive comparison. For example: a comparison of medical records online as compared to the providers of medical records through traditional channels in general. )
Read How to match guides, or magazines. Ask friends how things look. Use your memory to keep track items you’ve worn.
1.1.4. Technology: (if it is a technology related product/service): Do not be so technocratic, but mention the unique or the core technological features of your offering.
Web based – profits are ad based (require the user to check the website every week for an updated schedule of what to wear). Also profits can be driven from item 1.1.6 – 1 or sale of company to online retailer.
1.1.5. Fulfillment: Describe how the service or product features are going to be fulfilled. For example: for a particular how the customer service is going to be fulfilled.
The website will match items and provide the customer with all available matches, and a weekly schedule. It will show the user what the outfit will look like, and prevent them from trying different combinations in the morning.
1.1.6. Future products/enhancements/services:
1. Recommended items. Run an analysis on your current close and recommend items that would enhance your outfits, and bring you more optimization.
2. Allow you to sell things in your closet to other people using the site.
3. Export it to blackberry’s and other office applications.
4. When purchasing something online from a retailer such as macy’s.com it is added automatically.
5. expandable to women’s clothing as well. Accessories
