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Idk just curious abo... • 21d
There's only one probabilistic definitive view point we can come across when analysing what product would be successful, that is:- When a consumer comes across a product, he consciously or sub consciously decides where the product fits in the consumer's life, addressing what one need of the consumer. And the product can find success when clearly defining where it fits. And so the motive of the product should clearly align with what the consumer's motive are, related to the type of the product being offered. But the real probability is, that alignment of the motive of the company behind the product, correctly matches with the motive of the consumer. Consumer also decides products usability based on the secondary value chain of the product, when the primary motive or primary values decoded by the company (for the product) does not meet the usability of the consumer. Or when the consumer is confused about the product and its usages as primary points.
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