3:22How To Create A Product That Will Sell ( Top Business Advice For 2020 ) | My First Million Podcast
From My First Million · Published Jul 5, 2020 · Watch on YouTube
TL;DR
The core insight is that successful consumer products identify a cultural shift first, then create a product that meets the new values with better convenience. The founder of Method Soap articulated this principle; Native Deodorant validated it by spotting natural deodorant as a top Etsy seller but in an inconvenient jar form, then creating a stick format and selling the company for $100 million.
Key insights
- Entrepreneurs often retroactively rationalize success, but the Native Deodorant case was verified firsthand: the founder identified natural deodorant as one of the top‑selling products on Etsy.
- The existing product format (jar, finger application) was inconvenient; the opportunity was to deliver the same cultural value (natural ingredients) with a superior user experience (stick).
- A culture shift (e.g., caring about ingredients in household products, supporting local businesses) must be identified first; products and services that satisfy that shift come second.
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