- what's a product
Products are tangible goods or intangible services that meet the actual needs of users。
Two key points can be understood:
Key point (i): physical goods or intangible services, goods that are available and consumed in the market for all the things that can be eaten and consumed, such as cars, food, etc.; services that meet users (tob, toc) are available online, such as the services of restaurant attendants, the entertainment services of the king's glory, takeout, courier, cloud computing services, etc。
Examples of tangible commodities:
Car
Mcdonald's
Examples of intangible services:
It's a troupe
Glory to the king
Key point (ii): it is really useful, the real needs of the users, the value of the existence of the product is the real needs of the users, and the product is simply self-exercising if it does not really meet the real needs of anyone。
Examples of unused products:
What's a good product
A good product refers to a well-defined user group that better meets the real needs of users (more useful and useful) and delivers valuable services on a continuous basis (good product, good development prospects)。
Other standards for good products:
Good products are user-driven and build long-term trust between users and products. To give a product its personality, values and feelings, it has the opportunity to resonate with the human nature of its users, as if it were to like a human being, beginning with a face, respect and talent. A good product not only has a well-defined user base that is well suited to the real needs of the user and that can provide valuable services on a continuous basis, but also has personality, values and feelings that the user likes, recognizes and respects。
