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I would like to hear any advice you/others have about finding a product in your niche to manufacture!

• baremetal 4y ago
  usually you find a market by scratching your own itch. helps if you have breadth of knowledge and experience in a variety of fields also. interdisciplinary solutions still have plenty of untapped market potential other than that there is no magic formula that i know of. its kind of one of those "if you have to ask..." type things.
  • bombcar 4y ago
    To expand on this, make sure you itch like people with lots of money but no time/knowhow. For example, hang out at small-town airports or boat harbors, or with lawyers and doctors. If you can find some small part that would help them use their boat, then $300-500 for it might not even be an extreme price especially if they see you using it first. (This is not an argument to go buy a boat and plane).
    • camtarn 4y ago
      Riders of high-end motorcycles as well. People absolutely love customising their motorcycles with things like GPS mounts, bigger/smaller windshields, auxiliary lights, footpeg extensions to make the bike more comfortable for taller/smaller riders, more comfortable seats, etc etc. The market for luggage and luggage mounts is probably quite well served, but especially for rarer or older bikes, it can be difficult to find the more obscure accessories.