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A LOT of new entrepreneurs end up going on a launch rampage, filling their time creating a bunch of low-tier products that yield VERY LITTLE results.
But what if there was a better way? What if you focused on creating one stellar product instead of a launch frenzy?
If you are a new entrepreneur about to embark on a launch spree, the first crucial step to growing your business is determining what people really want from your product.
Traditional marketers do not always consider what people need when creating a product because they believe they can sell anything with creative marketing, even stuff people don't really need.
However, you should know that even if the originals are bug-free and flawless, they'll fail if there's no actual demand for them.
Picture this: a product so good and aligned with your audience's needs practically sells itself.
Composing a single, high-value product that genuinely addresses the needs of your audience can generate far more impactful results than plenty of hastily developed offerings.
Satisfied customers will become brand ambassadors for your product, spreading the word for free and allowing you to avoid advertising costs.
Take the concept of product market fit. Focus on creating a product that truly satisfies the needs of a specific group of people. It may seem complicated at first, but it's much easier to achieve than you might think if you just pay attention to what people want.
To determine your product market fit, ask yourself:Â
How does this product correspond to people's needs?
Is it helpful for your target market?Â
Does it add something to people's lives?
Take an author as an example; before publishing a book, they start with writing blogs. It allows them to use online engagement to understand what topics entertain their readers and then develop books based on these insights. Also, writers can ask readers for feedback on cover and title ideas online to make sure that, in the end, people really like what they're producing.
After your first launch, commit to repetition and gather real user insights to refine and improve features.Â
Business growth is a continuous feedback loop. And this loop becomes a compass, guiding you to refine and enhance your product frequently.
So, if you want your business launch to succeed, focus on quality over quantity. Don't let your time and effort only produce insufficient results.