Should you make a product just because your customers want it?

We should make so they can "Use It"

Yes, sure. It's an absolutely normal practice.

If there is a demand, why not study the issue and determine whether there is value in creating a product.

While it's important to listen to your customers and consider their feedback, making a product solely because they want it can be a double-edged sword. Here are some key considerations: Customer Feedback is Valuable: Customer input is invaluable for understanding their needs and preferences. It can guide product improvements and innovation. Balance with Your Vision: Your product should also align with your company's vision and goals. Sometimes, customer requests may not align with your long-term strategy. Market Research: Before creating a product based on customer demand, conduct thorough market research to ensure there's a broader market for it beyond individual requests. Prioritization: Not all customer requests should be implemented immediately. Prioritize those that align with your vision and have the potential for broader market appeal. Innovation: Don't be afraid to introduce new ideas that customers may not have requested but can add unique value to your product or set you apart from competitors. In summary, it's essential to strike a balance between meeting customer demands and pursuing your own vision. Successful products often find the sweet spot where customer feedback informs and enhances innovation rather than dictating it entirely.

Only if it's a pizza-flavored toothpaste! 🍕

I think, yes. If you think your existing customers will benefit from it. Also, it's good if you can make a product that not just your existing customers will enjoy but also your potential customers.