1. How much money do you have in the bank?
2. What is your net outflow per month?
3. What is the post-money valuation of your last round? 
4. What can you do that your competitors cannot?
5. What can your competitors do that you cannot?
6. Who are your investors?
7. Who is on your board of directors?
8. Has anyone in the engineering team actually shipped a product?
9. Assume that you have $0 for marketing, how would you market the product?
10. What keeps you awake at night?

1 Build for someone specific 2 Don't be afraid of targeting a narrow niche 3 Solve a real problem that costs money 4 Test the market with a working prototype as soon as possible etc.

"To give you an idea of how it should look and feel, I’ve created a small mock-up of an email service for you to peruse. Granted it is a mock-up for a terrible email service, but it should serve the purpose of detailing what a mock-up should be. When you’re building the mock-up, remember to include an admin interface – believe it or not, it is easy to forget to include this. Make sure you think through how you will administer the system, handle customer queries, examine user accounts, run reports on user numbers and website traffic, etc. Only when you’ve completed your mock-up and been through several iterations with any other business partners, are you ready to move onto the next stage - documenting it in a functional specification "

Can an item be in more than one ThoughtStream? "Scrybe should be viewed as a proof of concept for offline browser-based applications. As a high-profile Web 2.0 startup, compared with Writely, a free Web-based word processor that was acquired by Google, it is also likely to be the target of many potential acquirers as well."

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