Using software or listening to a program that was designed to appeal to the masses is generally frustrating for me. It spends too much time doing or showing things I don't have any interest in doing or it doesn't cover the details I need covered adequately. These days I spend most of my time and my money on products that are laser focused on the task I want to accomplish. I find I finish my projects faster when dealing with these specialist type of products. And you can create some of these winning products too!

The idea is to focus on performing 1 task and doing that one task very well. If you are developing software for bloggers, only provide features that a blogger would need not those for novelists. If you are developing an information product about traffic generation for blogs focus mainly on the ways that blogs can be promoted that static web sites cannot. Purposefully excluding people will focus your attention on your target customer but limit your customer base. This is a good thing. I find the more generic the product, the less remarkable it is. Less remarkable products usually have fewer sales.

Now you need to draw a line in the sand and pick a side. Find something controversial about your topic or service and take sides. If you are providing a tutorial on blogging and there is a controversial traffic generation technique, pick a side and argue why you think it should be avoided or used. Developing a guide on software development - emphasize only 1 of the many ways to get a piece of software developed. Do not be all things to all people. There's a fine line, be controversial, but don't be wrong or immoral. Hopefully, the controversy will spark some discussion and people will start talking about your product. No matter which side they are on, it's a win for you! The good thing is they are telling their friends! Their friends may not have the same needs as the person who hates it and their friend may find your product suits them perfectly!

This obviously means you're going to miss a few sales here and there. Your product won't be able to cover everyone's needs. What you will be able to do is focus on your existing customers, making them evangelicals for your product. Provide laser focused information or outstanding support. Evangelicals are the best form of advertising in this digital age. In addition, you'll enjoy shorter idea to product launch times by limiting the scope of your products. More products and a loyal customer base means more cashola for you!

Limit the scope of your project, allow people to accomplish exactly what they need to accomplish, take a side, create detractors as well as evangelists and you will be on your way to providing people with a product that is remarkable. And remarkability is always good for your bottom line.