Dear Nicole, You need three things to create a successful startup: to start with good people, to make something customers actually want, and to spend as little money as possible. Most startups that fail do it because they fail at one of these. A startup that does all three will probably succeed. Best Luck..

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How far did you ge the success ? Are you still looking and searching?

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I have ideas but do not guarantee it works best to share. As the stage of initial your IT business and you have no customer yet. So find first some potential customer; create your business relation with the person who have power in target school, or find someone who work for his assistance. Know his demand about school administration direction before present your product. Free trial may be the good offer to make they familiar to your product. When you get a success deal this customer will be the reference to new school customer. This is just an idea but it depend on your decision. Good Luck!

It sounds like your product would initially be marketed towards the school for them to start using your program and then from their the teachers would push that towards their students? There is the ability to purchase direct mailing lists toward specific grade teachers for your program. You may also want to include the Principal of each school with your mailer. A great way to set up a direct mail campaign for this type of offer would first to send a postcard getting these teachers to respond to a free demonstration. Once you have the demonstration set up, you can then sell them on it. Good luck with your startup!