Product Launch Blueprint - Step By Step Guide To Use Product Launch To Skyrocket Your Business

Introduction

This is the structure of the roadmap you'll need to develop in 2021 if you have a product you want to sell on the internet—because that's where it's all happening right now.

When Jeff Bezos founded Amazon, it was solely for the sale of books. From a garage, Bezos and a small team were packing and distributing books. It's a classic case of rags to riches. It didn't work out right away, and several of the items the company attempted to branch out into over the next few years failed to catch on. They were also labeled as flops. Amazon has now surpassed Walmart as the biggest retailer in the world.

Not to mention the Macintosh. The tale of Steve Jobs and Apple computers, as well as the promise of a million units sold in the first 90 days. That did not happen, and things deteriorated to the point where Jobs clashed with the CEO he hired, John Scully, and was fired from his own business.

We've watched movies and read novels. Years later, when he returned to the business fold, his dream came true with the introduction of the iMac. Anyone who has used an Apple product can no longer imagine going back to something they were using previously.

Jobs is often credited with having innovations before the rest of the world was ready for them. And he was well aware of it. It didn't stop him from daydreaming and planning for the right time.

The internet has made the planet a much smaller place. People and the economy are much more open to new ideas these days. Facebook would not have taken off as fast as it did if it had not been for the internet. Forget about the company's many misdeeds, and you'll see that it was able to take off because it read the public's pulse, pitched just what it wanted to, and followed through with excellent strategy.

Whether it's because of technological advancements or because of the pandemic, more and more information is being accessed via the internet. Ecommerce has become more available, opening up new business opportunities. And individuals in every industry are spawning who want to be their own managers, set their own working hours, or simply take advantage of the internet's explosion.

Some people are intelligent, while others are inspired. You will be competing with all of them, regardless of which group you fall under. And, make no mistake, they're all on the internet trying to persuade the average Joe to purchase their products. So, how do you distinguish yourself? How do you rise above the noise?

It's one thing to know what you want to sell; it's quite another to know how to successfully launch and market the product. And, of course, you want to benefit from the venture, don't you? There's a lot to consider, and over the next eight chapters, we'll walk you through the process of