Are seasonal products a bad idea for a first product?

My answer to that question if I had to give you my one word elevator answer is not necessarily, but you need to be well prepared in advance.

But let's say you nail it, like you nail your supply chain and your timing, you know, hyped up social media, you've got your ads dialed in and you're like boom launch whoa

touchdown rams I don't know hopefully that makes it more fun to listen to

what's up guys you're listening to another episode of selling on Amazon with

Andy Isam.

I try to channel my inner sports talk radio voice for my intro.

I don't know. I just think those guys sound so cool. And they're like, touchdown Rams.

So, I don't know. Hopefully that makes it more fun to listen to.

I've listened to a lot of podcasts over the

years and sometimes I've listened to some and the people are so freaking boring to listen to.

Their content is good. Like the information is there, but they're just so boring. So sometimes

I try to spice it up a bit. Hopefully that it's not annoying. Hopefully that it's, you know,

somewhat entertaining to listen to. But guys, I'm excited for this episode. We're going to talk

about are seasonal products a bad idea for a first product. This is a question that came up

in my coaching program. I'm trying to take, you know, the good questions that I'm getting on

social media, the questions I'm getting

from my coaching program students to come up with podcast episode ideas. Because again, these are

real world, real life questions that people are having, concerns people are having when they're

trying to start their business. And, you know, we've had a lot of experiences with people in

these types of situations.

We've kind of seen what works and what doesn't work. So I'm going to share my opinion on this

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