Five Steps to a Successful Product Launch | Dylan Lam

 

Today’s Guest: Dylan Lam

Dylan is the driving force behind Omirank and multiple Amazon brands. As a Business and Marketing Consultant, he steers entrepreneurs towards success and is dedicated to transforming ideas into accomplishments.

 

Here’s a summary of the great stuff that we cover in this show:

  • In this conversation, Dylan Lam discusses the five steps to a successful product launch. He mentions that these steps are created to address the problems faced when selling on Amazon, such as cash-intensive inventory and the challenge of explaining product features to different audiences. 

  • He also talks about the importance of product development and how it contributes to achieving customer satisfaction. Dylan mention Kickstarter as a platform for launching products and highlight the importance of setting goals and creating a compelling story for backers. 

  • Dylan emphasises the need for thorough product research, including considering profit margins and understanding where products are sourced from. 

  • He also discuss the benefits of launching on Kickstarter, such as being able to create a brand story and build customer engagement. 

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