I agree that less is more, sometimes. It does allow you to focus on your single product offering and its consumer satisfaction. However, I do not think that holding off on product is always the most productive path, given the fast paced competitive environment of businesses today, especially consumer products. There are times where missing a product launch results in a product that is already obsolete.
You made several great points in your comment. The competition is moving at a fast pace which means some people are coming out with one product every month. Some of the top marketers are probably only creating 1 product every year because they have a big enough audience to the point where each product has a high demand.
I agree that less is more, sometimes. It does allow you to focus on your single product offering and its consumer satisfaction. However, I do not think that holding off on product is always the most productive path, given the fast paced competitive environment of businesses today, especially consumer products. There are times where missing a product launch results in a product that is already obsolete.
You made several great points in your comment. The competition is moving at a fast pace which means some people are coming out with one product every month. Some of the top marketers are probably only creating 1 product every year because they have a big enough audience to the point where each product has a high demand.