What's Your Input For Product Creation Ideas

When it comes to product creation people are looking for convenience. Most of the time the answers to peoples question can be answered online already with a little research. Your job as a product creator is to make it very convenient for them to get the answers they are looking for in a concise clear method.

So here is how you come up with ideas:

What are the biggest challenges facing your niche?
What do they struggle with?
What is holding them back?
What do they need to overcome?

Start there and list those items out off of the top of your head.

Next go to forums as you mentioned and analyze the questions being asked. Often times newbies seeking help will go to the main general thread of the forum and ask their questions. this can be a great place to pick up a ton of product ideas.

Now analyze your competition. What types of products is your competition promoting. This can give you ideas of what you might consider creating.

Research your niche in affiliate market places such as Amazon and Clickbank. What products exist in your niche? Look for popular items with a lot of feedback.

Look at product reviews and see what comments people have. Take note of both the good and bad feedback. This can give you a ton of valuable information when you go to create your own product. You will know exactly what people liked and what people thought were missing.

This should get you a start.

It all depends upon the market you're going to be selling to. If you're going to be selling into a technical market, for example, programmers or technicians, the tools-websites-resources are going to be very different from those that will give you possible product ideas for scrapbookers.

Go to the forums, the niche magazines, the hub and authority sites that are specific to your market . . . the places that would interest your prospects . . . that's where you're going to find niche participants talking about their needs and desires.

But it's impossible to give you specifics when we have no idea about your niche.

Steve

Well, I guess before you can implement some of the above suggestions, you will need to research a niche for yourself. Look for problem statements; look for areas that you have a interest in (it is easier that way); look for what people are searching for. For starters pick a niche with less competition.

I want to actually help people when I sell products though I see so many people and products out there that don't really text some products just give the kind of this is what you need to do but not how to do it.

I think it would be better overall to create a product that takes buyers through from start to finish so they don't have to go elsewhere to fill in the blanks.

You have to know this yourself before you can teach others. That's why so many products are lacking vital information. They are thrown together by the "just create a product" crowd.