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Tips for Introducing a New Product for Your Business

Tips for Introducing a New Product for Your Business

A business is nothing without product or service promotion. It’s what makes things stay afloat. Keeping products in rotation and ensuring they satisfy customers will keep profits up. But there’s always a time to develop something new for customers to experience. Here are some tips for introducing a new product for your business.

Build the Suspense

Building suspense is one of the best business tactics that any entrepreneur can use. People are naturally curious, and in business, curiosity doesn’t kill the cat. In fact, it does the exact opposite: it rewards the feline.

Promote the product on your social media pages and website. Tell your customers that you’re getting ready to launch something that they don’t want to miss. Get your team on board so that they can spread the enthusiasm. Send emails to all your subscribers, notifying them of the new product. Finally, start a countdown on your site to help with the anticipation.

Run a Contest

Social media contests are a great way to get the public involved with your business. It helps build connections and does some self-promotion on its own. With the right traction, the contest will spread like wildfire.

Obviously, the prize for the contest should be your new product. Some companies offer it for free, and others offer a discounted rate. Free would be ideal, and once you wow the contestants with the product, they’ll want to buy it again.

Provide a Special Offer

It’s always a good idea to provide a special offer for a new product. If your business has a decent following, then customers will know about its reputation. However, this doesn’t mean they’ll trust your new product immediately.

Consider using special marketing tactics. For example, put penetrative pricing into play. It’s a good strategy that involves offering new products at a lower price, and it keeps the revenue and flow of your business steady. After customers get used to the product, you can introduce the real pricing.

Demonstrate the Product

Showing how the product works will get you a couple of “oohs and ahhs.” People are intrigued when they see how something new works, and they start to wonder if it will work the same for them. If it’s a product that will make their life more convenient, they’ll immediately start to wonder how they can use it in their life.

Try to use the product in various ways. It will cast a wider net for who you plan to attract. Plus, it will make the item more marketable. Then, upload videos of the product on social media for your customers to see.

Introducing a new product for your business comes with its challenges, but it’s not impossible to be successful.

Originally Published on https://www.breakfastleadership.com/

Michael Levitt Chief Burnout Officer

Michael D. Levitt is the founder & Chief Burnout Officer of The Breakfast Leadership Network, a San Diego and Toronto-based burnout consulting firm. He is a Keynote speaker on The Great Resignation, Quiet Quitting and Burnout. He is the host of the Breakfast Leadership show, a Certified NLP and CBT Therapist, a Fortune 500 consultant, and author of his latest book BURNOUT PROOF.

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