How To Choose Your First Product To Sell

10 Aug 2017 · 10 min
10:21

Ryan Daniel Moran shows how to pick your first product by choosing a specific customer, listing what they already buy, then launching 3-5 of those products. Aim for 25-35 sales per product daily at $25 each across your lineup to hit roughly $1M a year. Use Amazon for fulfillment and Facebook or Kickstarter to validate before you launch.

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August 10, 2017

"43% of all retail transactions" (speaker cites an unspecified study while noting he doesn't remember the year).

Approximately 25–35 sales/day across 3–5 products at an average price point of $25.

Over $100 million per year (collectively).

Scrub Daddy; investor Lori Greiner.

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