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You would be surprised. As long as "demand" is analyzed in the hypothetical, your results will be skewed drastically. There was a grocery or meal shipment star
by bipson 8y ago
You would be surprised. As long as "demand" is analyzed in the hypothetical, your results will be skewed drastically.
There was a grocery or meal shipment start-up based in London that had all analyzed demand by studying their potential user-base, yet their product never took off. Their result: a lot of people said they would buy, but never did.
The market itself gives you the results you're asking for: Manufacturers are definitely studying and trying everything feasible, since this is such a saturated market.
What sells is where people's priorities are.
- zapzupnz 8y agoObligatory reference to Homer's car from The Simpsons. This is why people think big companies like Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, etc. are arrogant when they say they're making products we didn't know we needed until we got them. It's not arrogance; it's that their market research is infinitely superior to a simple poll. With a poll, we're only constrained by our imagination. Real life has more constraints. The thing the big companies do: balance their research with real life.