There is a wide range of products sold in the market. Products and goods sold by AV companies Boston depend on a number of things. Availability of the product is one; for one to sell flowers there has to be a horticultural farm. Customers demand is another aspect. There should be ready market for a product to be sold. Seasons also determine what product will be in the market, Christmas cards are only sold during the Christmas season.

it has no material form or physical substance. An example of a tangible product is clothing or an automobile while a good example of an intangible product is a service, an idea or a piece of information. Since a vendor offers a buyer a product to purchase, then a property can be deemed to have both attributes of being tangible or intangible.

Agricultural and farm products. In this category, plant and animal products can be accessed. These products will remain in the market as long as people continue to eat. Plant products include vegetables, cereals, legumes and others like barley and wheat. There are also fruits and herbs. Animal products are eggs, milk and meat from where products like bacon come from.

To justify products continued existence, the product should closely meet the conditions or rather the requirements of market in question and just yield enough profit to the other party i. E. The vendor. Therefore the consumer of that product should be specific and clear of his/her needs or wants while the vendor needs to be in the know on the needs and wants of the consumer while keeping in mind the good should earn him or her profit.

The very first thing that needs to be considered is the financial benefit of the good to the business and its low investment requirements. Say for instance it is a start-up business. There is no need to invest a lot of capital in a certain product if in the long run it will not make any profits for the business.

Next a seller should become familiar to the needs or wants of the targeted customers. The good must have an original value that customers can identify with the customers. The seller should assess at the start if he will be able to produce the good and make more if the demand for production goes higher.

The seller should be knowledgeable of who his market is and how big his potential market is. Also, the dealer should consider knowing if the governments rules and regulations can affect the product say if the products require permits from the government. The seller must know and familiarize himself with the products unique selling proposition i. E. The products uniqueness that makes it stand out amidst other similar products. Finally, the dealer should seek clarity on the idea of the cost structure and how much sales need to be made to post a profit.

The products mentioned above are not the only merchandise in that market. Vehicles and machinery, furniture and wood products, kitchen utensils, plastic products, artifacts and many more. Before one starts selling any product, they should do the following evaluations. Whether the product is in demand. Whether the stream of buyers will be consistent or just seasonal. One should be able to make profit. One should also ensure that the supplier delivers quality product and should be able to maintain it till shipping out.