- Decide. Commit to seeing it through. No failing, only learning.
- Check your standards. Make sure your idea offers a clear, high-value result.
- Name your transformation. Get clear on who you help and where you take them.
- Pinpoint the one problem your product will solve.
- Validate it with your audience using a ready-to-post poll.
- Analyze the market so you know people need it and want it.
- Choose your product type, from guides to live challenges.
People don't buy information. They buy transformation.
Most first products fail for the same few reasons. They try to solve too many problems at once. They're built before anyone confirms people will pay for them. Or they get stuck in perfectionism and never make it to a store.
Product in a Weekend fixes all three. You'll start by finding the one transformation you're uniquely equipped to offer, then prove there's a market for it before you create a thing. Only then do you build, and you'll build it simple, clear, and focused on giving your customer a quick win.
Digital products have changed my life, and I know they have the power to change yours too.
I've created products like this in a single afternoon more times than I can count. This program hands you the exact process, so you're not guessing.