How to Identify, Develop and Create Products to Sell Online

Did you know that it’s predicted by 2025, 25% of all retail sales will be made online? It’s no secret that ecommerce will continue to grow.

While you can build and run your own online shop, this can be expensive and time consuming and you will never reach the millions of potential customers already using e-commerce sites such as Amazon and eBay.

In this workshop, our presenter who has successfully identified, sourced, and developed a range of products that he is now selling globally from WA will share his experience. From what worked for him, what didn’t work and what he has learnt along the way to help you avoid making the same mistakes.

This workshop will cover:

What kind of products are suitable for online sales;
Where to look for product ideas that are worth selling;
Finding a niche and check viability through keyword search and marketing;
Market research into competitors and pricing strategy;
Your target market and how to make your product standout;
How to test your product success in mini trial;
Branding and Packaging/How to tailor your brand to your audience; and,
What you need to list your product.

Selling your products online can help to grow your existing business or can become a lucrative side hustle. Sascha is passionate about the potential of selling online and if you have ever through about selling online this is a workshop not to miss.

Presenter: Sascha Hentz
Duration: 3 hours

About Your Presenter: Sascha Hentz

Sascha has over 25 years’ experience in management positions across Europe, Asia and Australia. In 2020 he founded his own company, BlissBaby that Sascha manages from Perth, WA. BlissBaby sells a range of baby products online on amazon and other platforms in Australia, Asia and Europe. Sascha's products have reached amazon's bestseller status in 2022.

This workshop is presented as part of the Digital Solutions program in partnership with the City of Swan.

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