You've done the trials. The product is really good. But you're not launching. Because what if it could be better? What if it's not perfect yet?

Here's the truth: it will never be perfect.

And waiting for perfection is keeping your product off shelves while your competitors are building their customer base.

In this episode:

1. Real client story: When personal preference nearly killed a launch
2. Why "perfect" is costing you thousands in lost revenue
3. The 5-question readiness checklist to know if you should launch
4. Launch and learn: Why you'll need to tweak after launch anyway (and that's okay)
5. How to tell the difference between "not ready" and "not perfect"

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👋 Hi, I'm Manon Galizzi, a food scientist and flavour expert with over 10 years in the food industry.

If your food or drink product sales are dropping, reviews keep saying the taste isn't right, or you're launching something plant-based or functional but can't figure out which flavours will actually work, you are not alone! I see this all the time with the brands I work with.

That's why I help established food and drink brands create products from scratch, choose the right flavour direction, or fix flavours that just aren't performing.

And here's the thing: unlike most flavour houses or co-man that just throw samples at you and disappear, I actually guide you through the entire process. I stay with you, tweak on the day, and help you understand what's really happening in your product.

Because here's the truth research keeps showing year after year: flavour is the number one driver of repeat purchase.

Get it right, and your customers keep coming back. Get it wrong, and they buy once and never return.

In each episode, I share what I've learned from helping food and drink brands like yours, turning confused tastings into confident decisions, and underperforming products into ones that actually sell.

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