slowrumors
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I found a decent prod worth testing, but it already has 1 competitor, should I compete? it's not super niched down. so its not specific af to 1 angle
is a product worth if there is competition?
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ClaudeKing
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I would be more worried if there was no competition.
brendstill
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Having a competitor will make you work hard and which will give you more positive result.
xReminisce
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everything has competition, so yes, it is worth.
slowrumors
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nah this is just straight dropshipping
selinamartin_
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1 competitor is actually better than none tbh, as it shows ppl are buying. if it’s not super niched down, you can still test diff angles or creatives n see if u can stand out.
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Yes competition often means there’s demand. One competitor doesn’t kill the opportunity; it just means you’ll need a stronger offer, better creative, or clearer positioning. If the market isn’t ultra-niche, you still have room to test different angles and see if you can capture attention.
The key is not avoiding competition, but standing out within it.
Would you like me to share a few ways to quickly validate if that product is worth scaling?
The key is not avoiding competition, but standing out within it.
Would you like me to share a few ways to quickly validate if that product is worth scaling?
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You wanted a product with no competitors? Naaah...It literally a bad idea in entrepreneurship and marketing generally. Your competitor can sometimes be your strength because you will be able to spy on their performance, product pricing and customers complains which is their weakness and easily leverage on that to improve your own overall delivery.
Yeah, it's definitely a good thing to have competitor then - you can just copy their stuff to start some sales then without much hassle.
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Your job is to see what they are doing well and where they are failing so you can do it better. If you can't beat them on price, beat them on quality, service, or a more compelling brand story.
slowrumors
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ok appreciate it, do you know best place to learn how to work on angles and making persuasive brand stories
TheAngel021
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Yes, it’s still worth it if there’s competitionv that means people want the product. You just need to make yours stand out with better value, quality, or features.
Builder Dave
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Sounds like a niche with almost no competition. People are going into niches with a lot more competitors and making it big. Of course, the niche needs to be large enough too.
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If your product doesn't have many competitors, you should try it, the market still has potential for you
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Having competitors is good for you, especially if you only have one competitor.
As long as your product/service is of good quality, it will bring a satisfying experience to customers.
You should carefully study the tactics and ways to promote your competitors' brands, from there come up with a perfect plan for yourself and take action.
Take advantage of the opportunity immediately before more competitors appear in the future. Wish you success in your field!
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If the market is not saturated, there is still an opportunity. The important thing is that you launch quickly, test early and optimize continuously to gain an advantage before your competitors go further.
BB Agency03
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So I think you should test that product for about a week and see how it goes.
