Where can I learn about the Product Development process

[AlonN]

Hey guys,

I currently own a private label brand on Amazon (branded generic products) and I'm interested in designing a better version of my current product.

I'm looking for recommendations on books/courses/blogs or any other source that might help me understand the whole process of designing and developing a new product.

Thanks!

 

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[Walter Hay]

Welcome to the Fastalane Forum.

You can find blogs such as this one: The 7 Steps of Effective Product Development. Note: This article is about an improved cosmetic product. It contains some good tips, but as a man you might find it boring. Also the woman featured had a huge amount of financial backing from her family.

There are plenty of others. Just Google: Product Development.

You will also find that the Fastlane is a very helpful community, but you will need to ask specific questions once you get started on developing a product.

Walter

 

[AlonN]

Welcome to the Fastalane Forum.

You can find blogs such as this one: The 7 Steps of Effective Product Development. Note: This article is about an improved cosmetic product. It contains some good tips, but as a man you might find it boring. Also the woman featured had a huge amount of financial backing from her family.

There are plenty of others. Just Google: Product Development.

You will also find that the Fastlane is a very helpful community, but you will need to ask specific questions once you get started on developing a product.

Walter

Thanks for the recommendation Walter! my product is somewhat related to the cosmetics niche so it's extremely helpful.

As for the financial backing - I have enough profits from my current FBA business to design, develop and market a new product so I don't really have to worry about it, just looking to avoid costly mistakes before starting the design and development of the new product.

Most things I found on google were pretty basic, I was looking for a more in-depth guide on the whole process (specifically physical products).