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In this segment of the YouTube video “What Product/Service Do You Sell?” Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP argues that startups should not chase being the first to market, especially when entering a completely new product category. She explains that being first requires not only selling a product but also educating buyers about a problem they may not yet recognize, a task that is especially hard for inexperienced founders. Additionally, she notes that early‑stage companies often lack the resources needed to execute such extensive buyer education, making the first‑to‑market strategy risky and inefficient.

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