博客來Why do so many digital products fail-despite being well built, well designed, and well marketed?
Most digital products don’t fail because of poor execution. They fail because they were never needed in the first place.
Why Most Digital Products Fail challenges the dominant narrative of product creation. Instead of focusing on optimisation, growth hacks, and marketing tactics, this book looks earlier-at the moment ideas are chosen, problems are framed, and demand is assumed rather than tested.
Drawing on real-world examples and clear conceptual frameworks, the book shows how creators routinely confuse interest with urgency, audiences with demand, and polish with value. The result is products that look promising, receive positive feedback, and yet quietly fail to sell.
This is not a book about building faster, launching sooner, or marketing harder. It is a book about deciding better-about learning to recognise when an idea should not be built at all.
You’ll learn:
- Why many products fail even when users say they like them
- How ＂nice-to-have＂ problems crowd out real demand
- The structural limits that cap sales before execution begins
- Why feedback can mislead rather than inform
- How to spot non-viable ideas early-before time and energy are wasted
Written for founders, creators, indie builders, and anyone tired of building things nobody buys, Why Most Digital Products Fail offers a clear, unsentimental guide to avoiding the most expensive mistake in digital creation: solving the wrong problem.
If you want to stop guessing, stop optimising dead ideas, and start building only what truly matters, this book is for you.
