I have an idea with an outline and a basic sketch-up for a social

>>1716456
Could try putting it up on Freelancer or some other coder-for-hire site. The off-shore ones that get coders from India and Eastern Europe are pretty inexpensive.

>>1716456
1. Outsourcing is always cheaper
2. Get some investors together
3. Marketing through already existing social media platforms is good, but try to sell yourself partially as a solution to the problems people already face with Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.
4. Focus your pitch
5. Get a graphic designer for the logo
6. Use the app or website or whatever.

Lean how to program
I learned how to /3/ on pluralsight. They can teach you any software for 30 a month...but it has a 2 day free trial if you want to try and jew your way through it in that time.

>>1716456
Give up on it.

Seriously, I don't want to be a wet blanket but ideas for social media platforms are a dime a dozen... unless you're has a specific niche with a surefire revenue stream it is not worth your time and effort developing it.

You need to have a customer insight that no one else has, and you need to know a way of executing it that is difficult if not impossible to replicate for reasons beyond the networking effect.

>>1716456
>ideas man
stuff it up your ass