You may have already decided that you want to create a new product.
If so, you are undertaking an enormously fulfilling endeavor--more power to you! However, you will also want to make a profit as well.
Here are 5 keys to the best product creation and better profits.
Key 1: Formulating Your Idea Instead of making a product that someone has already made well, or creating something that sounds cool but may instead just be a boondoggle, listen to some of the things people say about other products.
If they wish they had a product that did a certain thing, that is a strong clue for you--there is a product that needs to be made.
Key 2: Research the Product Maybe it has already been done and people just don't know about it yet.
To avoid hassles and "your day in court," see if it is unique enough to begin working on.
If so, talk to people to see what features they would like best before you begin the prototype.
Key 3: Development and Testing The best product creation involves stages of creating the prototype, testing, revising, and building a new prototype.
This process is repeated until the product is as perfect as you think it can be.
Key 4: The Acid Test After you have what you think is the best product creation, you will need to have it tested by friends and relatives or a focus group.
Remember that the focus group is expensive, but you will get the truth.
Key 5: Creation and Marketing Once you have the prototype perfected and it's sent for manufacturing, you can begin to create some anticipation by sending out press releases updating the public on the project and deadlines.
If so, you are undertaking an enormously fulfilling endeavor--more power to you! However, you will also want to make a profit as well.
Here are 5 keys to the best product creation and better profits.
Key 1: Formulating Your Idea Instead of making a product that someone has already made well, or creating something that sounds cool but may instead just be a boondoggle, listen to some of the things people say about other products.
If they wish they had a product that did a certain thing, that is a strong clue for you--there is a product that needs to be made.
Key 2: Research the Product Maybe it has already been done and people just don't know about it yet.
To avoid hassles and "your day in court," see if it is unique enough to begin working on.
If so, talk to people to see what features they would like best before you begin the prototype.
Key 3: Development and Testing The best product creation involves stages of creating the prototype, testing, revising, and building a new prototype.
This process is repeated until the product is as perfect as you think it can be.
Key 4: The Acid Test After you have what you think is the best product creation, you will need to have it tested by friends and relatives or a focus group.
Remember that the focus group is expensive, but you will get the truth.
Key 5: Creation and Marketing Once you have the prototype perfected and it's sent for manufacturing, you can begin to create some anticipation by sending out press releases updating the public on the project and deadlines.