5. Good Product Launch, Bad Product Launch
1. Demand
2. Market
3. Timing
4. Value
5. Distribution
6. Scalability
7. Execution
6. Bad Product Launch: Minimum viable product
"We just weren't brave enough,
honestly, and we ended up
chasing Apple with a product that
actually wasn't a bad product, but
it was still a chasing product, and
there wasn't a reason for
somebody to say, oh, I have to go
out and get that thing.“ – Former
Microsoft exec Robbie Bach
14. Good Product Launch, Bad Product Launch
1. Demand
2. Market
3. Timing
4. Value
5. Distribution
6. Scalability
7. Execution
15. Good Product Launch: Highlighting the ‘Why’
“To urban-dwelling, educated techno-savvy
consumers, when you use Zipcar car-
sharing service instead of owning a car,
you save money while reducing your
carbon footprint.” – zipcar ad
16. Bad Product Launch: Highlighting the ‘What’
“Some (engineers) argued that it should be worn all the
time, while others believed it should only be used in certain
situations.”
– Bob Doyle, Business2Community
17. Good Product Launch, Bad Product Launch
1. Demand
2. Market
3. Timing
4. Value
5. Distribution
6. Scalability
7. Execution