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7:50 Description "Unsucking Sucky Products" Individual Assignment First, open up a separate document or take out a sheet or two of notebook paper. You may turn in either a digital document or a photo of your notebook. Be sure to do each part in order and in one sitting. You must turn in all of your work for credit. 1. Decide on a sucky product. We know that lots of products that we use aren't as good as they could be and haven't seen much innovation in the time they have been in use. First, decide on a product that is ripe for innovation. You may choose any of the products below or come up with your own. Indicate the product that you are using for the assignment on your document: Holiday lights (get tangled, prone to breaking, difficult to place, etc.) Clamshell packaging (really difficult to open, plastic isn't always environmentally-friendly) Umbrellas (prone to breaking, difficult to maneuver, have to hold with one arm, etc.) Bathroom hand dryers (VERY unsanitary, don't work well, only one person can use at a time, etc.) Washer/dryer (difficult to get clothes in and out, clothing can wrinkle or shrink if not used properly, etc.) Cereal boxes (too much packaging, doesn't keep cereal from going state, etc.) Make-up/skincare bottles (prevents user from getting all of the product out, sometimes unsanitary, etc.) Toothpaste tube (cap can get lost and can cause messes, difficult to utilize all product, etc.) 2. Brainstorm ideas. Set a timer for 5 minutes. For the entire 5 minutes, list out all possible modifications and innovations that could be an improved reimagining of the product. 7:50 Description Z. Bramstormideas. Set a mer or mates. For me entire 5 minutes, list out all possible modifications and innovations that could be an improved reimagining of the product. This is when there are NO BAD IDEAS! Come up with any and all possible solutions, no matter how crazy, silly, impossible, random, or stupid. Write all ideas down as they come to you. 3. Screen and refine. Set another timer for 5 minutes This is the step where you consider each idea to determine which idea is the most viable, most innovative, best idea that you'd like to move forward with Read your list of ideas Consider each one to see if it can be refined, kept as-is, or tossed out. Devise a short list of refined solutions. Choose your top solution. 4. Describe your product and elaborate on your product strategy. Now that you've determined your top product innovation idea, describe your innovation in a few sentences and answer the following questions: . For your final product idea, identify the product's essential benefit and core product What makes this product better or different? (Categorize each point of differentiation as form, style, durability, reliability, etc.) What is the unique value proposition you are offering with your product? Who will buy this product? Will they rebuy? How often do you think they might buy? Can your product be extended into a product line? Give an example of how you might extend your product. 7:50 Description "Unsucking Sucky Products" Individual Assignment First, open up a separate document or take out a sheet or two of notebook paper. You may turn in either a digital document or a photo of your notebook. Be sure to do each part in order and in one sitting. You must turn in all of your work for credit. 1. Decide on a sucky product. We know that lots of products that we use aren't as good as they could be and haven't seen much innovation in the time they have been in use. First, decide on a product that is ripe for innovation. You may choose any of the products below or come up with your own. Indicate the product that you are using for the assignment on your document: Holiday lights (get tangled, prone to breaking, difficult to place, etc.) Clamshell packaging (really difficult to open, plastic isn't always environmentally-friendly) Umbrellas (prone to breaking, difficult to maneuver, have to hold with one arm, etc.) Bathroom hand dryers (VERY unsanitary, don't work well, only one person can use at a time, etc.) Washer/dryer (difficult to get clothes in and out, clothing can wrinkle or shrink if not used properly, etc.) Cereal boxes (too much packaging, doesn't keep cereal from going state, etc.) Make-up/skincare bottles (prevents user from getting all of the product out, sometimes unsanitary, etc.) Toothpaste tube (cap can get lost and can cause messes, difficult to utilize all product, etc.) 2. Brainstorm ideas. Set a timer for 5 minutes. For the entire 5 minutes, list out all possible modifications and innovations that could be an improved reimagining of the product. 7:50 Description Z. Bramstormideas. Set a mer or mates. For me entire 5 minutes, list out all possible modifications and innovations that could be an improved reimagining of the product. This is when there are NO BAD IDEAS! Come up with any and all possible solutions, no matter how crazy, silly, impossible, random, or stupid. Write all ideas down as they come to you. 3. Screen and refine. Set another timer for 5 minutes This is the step where you consider each idea to determine which idea is the most viable, most innovative, best idea that you'd like to move forward with Read your list of ideas Consider each one to see if it can be refined, kept as-is, or tossed out. Devise a short list of refined solutions. Choose your top solution. 4. Describe your product and elaborate on your product strategy. Now that you've determined your top product innovation idea, describe your innovation in a few sentences and answer the following questions: . For your final product idea, identify the product's essential benefit and core product What makes this product better or different? (Categorize each point of differentiation as form, style, durability, reliability, etc.) What is the unique value proposition you are offering with your product? Who will buy this product? Will they rebuy? How often do you think they might buy? Can your product be extended into a product line? Give an example of how you might extend your product