Monday, February 19, 2007

Harvard business school definition of a perfect product

GENERATE REVENUE WHILE YOU SLEEP POST NO 12

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What is a perfect product?

According to Harvard Business School, the perfect product must meet the following requirements:
  • 01. A product that everybody want
  • 02. A product that everybody want but nobody else has
  • 03. Priced to sell.
  • 04. Sold for a profit.

The perfect product is a product that everyone want. A saw is not considered a perfect product as not everybody want a saw. A pen is, however, based on point number 2, is not as there are many types of pen manufacturer on the market.

The perfect product is a product that everybody want but nobody else has. It other words, that product is unique as well as patented. No other company offers this product. The optimiser is a perfect product that everybody want but nobody else has.

Priced to sell. Just because the product is unique and patented does not mean that you can charge an arm and a leg. It must be priced reasonably.

Sold for a profit. If you have a product that everybody wants and nobody else has and priced to sell but is not sold for a profit, then it is not considered a perfect product.

Do you think that SKYQUESTCOM meets the above requirements?

A product that everybody want. Skyquestcom has a Children and Youth components, Adult Lifelong Learners, Relationships and Family programs, Master and Corporate channels, Language channels, Entertainment channels, Greetings Cards, Live Video Conferencing, Resource Library of 4000 ebooks, Motivational Videos Shopping Mall, as well as website available in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Bahasa.

A product that everyone want but nobody else has. Anybody else has? 200 online videos of many Gurus in one website with resource library etc with multiple languages website and voiceover in Japanese for Japanese who do not converse in English.

Only US$260 per year. Priced to sell? I say yes.

Sold for a profit? Skyquestcom takes 35% from any sales made. 65% go to the affiliate internet marketers. (Low production cost as no raw materials required example manufacturing televisions).

There is another company that I know that meet the above criteria.

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