Billionaire 'Shark Tank' star Mark Cuban: How to know if a business will be successful via CNBCMakeIt
div > div.group > p:first-child"> "There's a reason why you never heard of it," Cuban says, laughing, in a Amazon developer blog video published Monday."It it was a great name. But, um, there was a time to quit."
"When you don't have any customers? That's your answer," Cuban says. That's when you know what you are making is not going to become a successful business. "You have to be brutally honest. You have to ask yourself: If it wasn't me, if I was on the outside looking in, what would I say about this company? And if you are not able to do that, that's a bigger problem."
"The reality is there are a lot of great products and services that are undiscovered.... Because it's one thing to do something great. It is a whole other thing to ... be able to market and sell it," Cuban says.
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