what makes a product easily marketable?

The hardest part of doing the product presentation was deciding what to do when I was on camera. I haven't watched any videos about it before (my bad) so I didn't have a clue on how to do it *correctly*, like how it's supposed to be. 

I think what makes a product easily marketable is how "trendy" it is at that time, how wide the consumer target is, the seller of the product, and the price and quality. (There's probably more, but those are what I could think of right now hehe)

For example, if you compare chocolate cakes and motorbike accessories, the one getting more customers are chocolate cakes. Lots of people like chocolate cakes, but not many people keen on motorbike accessories. 

Then it depends on how hype the product is. For example, if this week's hype is cheese, cheese cakes could get more customers than chocolate cake do.

Sellers play a very important part, too. Maybe one seller has a good designing team that makes the ads very eye-catching, maybe another seller is already famous cos she's an actress so everyone wants to buy her product.

Now if you want to buy a hijab that is very hyped right now at the market; everyone sells it. All you have to do is choose. Your options are of course, the price and quality. That's why price and quality have a significant part on product marketing.