Drinks

[storm33229]

So my new muse is to create a health drink, but I'm not sure as to how I'd go about doing this. Any ideas?

[AntonTheKhan]

From the forum rules: "Be cool, be nice, and play hard!"

Thanks!~Marcie

[TimW]

First, I'd say determine why you want to create a health drink.

Next, search this forum, as there've been many threads on this topic.

After that, if you still want to do it, figure out what you want it to do, first....I mean, what is a "health drink" exactly? What do you want it to contain, and why?

Then, determine who can make such a concoction for you.

Then, write a business plan, create a logo and packaging, and figure out how you plan to market it.

Those are some of your next actions. :)

[TimW]

My muse is to make a lot of money without moving my finger or firing up a single brain cell? Any ideas?


Dude, you're killing me....so, which shoulder are you sitting on, the left or the right, so I can take the other one when we whisper advice into folks' ears... :D

[lolpie]

Look up drink manufacturers on thomasnet, they should be willing to work with you...or Elance

[storm33229]

@ Anton:*sigh* You really are making this a habit aren't you? I am quite serious though; I have no idea as to how I would go about manufacturing my own health drinks and what not. The health drink itself isn't a business model; it's just a product to fit it.

So my question is still standing, anyone have any idea as to how I should handle this? Where to look? I'm googling things right now, but if anyone had anything in specific they could share, it would be much appreciated... even from you Anton.

[webgal]

Anton's patented gentle advice.

But he does make an important point here. So often people read the book, come on here with a very general direction and it sounds like they want all the work done for them. I'm not implying you are one of these people, but it sounds like one of the many posts that ask this. So while Anton's post isn't syrupy sweet like most of his are :D , it is comic relief to those of use who've read no fewer than a 100 posts that sound just like yours.

In order to get more helpful advice, you might want to show that you've done some research first. Then post some more specific questions relating to that research.