How to decide on one product or service to sell.
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How to Choose the Perfect Product or Service to Sell
Introduction
Before launching your own business, the first crucial step is deciding on a product or service to sell. Many people fail in online ventures because they prematurely invest in websites, hosting, and digital tools without a solid product or service in place.Overcoming the Temptation of Choice
The vast opportunities on the Internet can be overwhelming, leading to confusion and distraction. I learned this the hard way when I dove into online business with only a vague idea and inadequate preparation. The result? A lack of focus and poor sales decisions.Key Guidelines for Choosing Your Product or Service
Rule 1: Leverage Your Knowledge
Select a product or service you have some knowledge about. You don't need to be an expert, but familiarity enables you to make informed decisions about the necessary software, payment methods, website design, target market, and more.Rule 2: Do Your Own Research
Avoid choosing a product based on someone else's recommendation without verifying it yourself. Some may make exaggerated claims to earn money. Always check references, guarantees, and whether the company offers an actual product or service rather than just selling the concept of selling. Conduct thorough research to make data-driven decisions.Rule 3: Meet a Need or Solve a Problem
Choose a product that fulfills a need or solves a problem for your audience. This approach makes marketing more straightforward, as demand already exists. Focus on aligning your product with the market instead of trying to create a market for your product.Rule 4: Analyze Financial Viability
Perform the necessary financial calculations. Aim for a markup of three to five times the product's cost to cover various expenses such as hosting, internet fees, credit card processing, and more. Determine your "break-even" point, which is the number of sales required to cover your expenses. For example, if your monthly expenses are $300 and you earn $30 per sale, you'll need ten sales to break even. Any sales beyond this point contribute to your profit. Avoid low-priced items that require significant sales volume to be profitable.Conclusion
By following these guidelines, you'll be well-positioned to successfully choose and sell a product or service online. This strategic approach will help ensure that your business stands out in a competitive digital marketplace.You can find the original non-AI version of this article here: How to decide on one product or service to sell..
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