Patric Chan Affiliate Program
Title: Some Tips About Creating An Info-Product By Patric Chan
We all have problems right?
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We all have problems right?
Products and services are there to help us solve those
problems. Your products created are the solutions to
problems. So when there's a problem, there's an
opportunity for you to make money online.
But sometimes, when you've found a problem, there's
already products created to solve it. This does not
means that you no longer have the opportunity
to tap into this problem. Make the product better,
faster, cleaner, more reliable, more cost effective,
better presented, you get the idea.
If you look at the bright side, it means that there are
a lot of people who are willing to pay to get their
problems solved.
Don't get me wrong -- I'm not telling you to go out,
buy peoples stuff, and just clone it and give it a
fancy new name and change the layout a bit and sell it
on. Aside from probably getting you into trouble with
copyright laws and such, it's just not practical or
ethical. What I am showing you though is that you can
take basic ideas, and you can make them a better
solution to a specific problem from the ground up.
Be innovative.
You'll probably find these products in Clickbank.com's
Marketplace. There are plenty of info-products for you
to look through there.
No matter how weird or crazy your product creation
idea seems, no matter why you think it won't work,
don't give it up. Never calls it quit before you give
a deep consideration about how it can BE SUCCESSFUL.
You'll never know whether that idea could be your
big money-maker one day.
Open your mind a little, and don't start dismissing
things on a whim because they seem impractical or
even impossible at first glance. Sometimes, it has a
lot to do with your self-confidence.
Some ideas you got there, when you wrote them, they
look impractical. It seems like there was no market for
them or couldn't afford to create them.
Keep an open mind and don't start placing these limits
on yourself before you start. Once we remove those limits,
the ideas will start flowing. Start recording them. One of
them may well be the next big thing in your field of
expertise. Sort out the good from the not so good ideas later.
Then, evaluate your ideas.
It's hard to start creating an info-product, but once
you settle into this idea of bringing new concepts to the
front of your mind and exploring them, you'll see
that things will become possible and you'll never run
out of ideas for new products.
There are 4 types of formats you can use to create
an info-product. Four of them are ebook, software, audio
and video types of info-products. The easiest and fastest
way is to record an audio product. Then, transcript it
and you'll have the ebook version product immediately.
If you can't create an audio product by yourself,
interview an expert in your niche market. I'm sure
many people would want to learn from him.
How can you convince him to be interviewed?
Do a tele-conference call to promote his product
as an affiliate to your mailing list and record it.
He won't be able to resist that.
Software and video info-products are slightly more
complex to create. The reason why these 2 info-products
are being created by marketers very often lately is
because of the high-perceived value that they can sell
it for.
"Is there a market for my product?"
And can you reach them?
An important question indeed, because incidentally, if
there's no market for your product, or you have no way
to reach them, then no ones going to find out about
your product, and you simply won't sell any.
It's easy enough to head over to google.com and do a
search for your product, or a different version of it.
Also, when running your search, if there are other
products out there offering either the same as you,
but in a different way, you can bet your life that
there's a market out there. Specifics and how's aren't
really important right now, as long as you know not to
go launching a product that's going to be impossible
for you to reach the people that want to buy it, or
even worse; there aren't any people who want to buy it.
If you're interested, I've created a complete
home course study to show you how to start an
online business from A-Z at:
problems. Your products created are the solutions to
problems. So when there's a problem, there's an
opportunity for you to make money online.
But sometimes, when you've found a problem, there's
already products created to solve it. This does not
means that you no longer have the opportunity
to tap into this problem. Make the product better,
faster, cleaner, more reliable, more cost effective,
better presented, you get the idea.
If you look at the bright side, it means that there are
a lot of people who are willing to pay to get their
problems solved.
Don't get me wrong -- I'm not telling you to go out,
buy peoples stuff, and just clone it and give it a
fancy new name and change the layout a bit and sell it
on. Aside from probably getting you into trouble with
copyright laws and such, it's just not practical or
ethical. What I am showing you though is that you can
take basic ideas, and you can make them a better
solution to a specific problem from the ground up.
Be innovative.
You'll probably find these products in Clickbank.com's
Marketplace. There are plenty of info-products for you
to look through there.
No matter how weird or crazy your product creation
idea seems, no matter why you think it won't work,
don't give it up. Never calls it quit before you give
a deep consideration about how it can BE SUCCESSFUL.
You'll never know whether that idea could be your
big money-maker one day.
Open your mind a little, and don't start dismissing
things on a whim because they seem impractical or
even impossible at first glance. Sometimes, it has a
lot to do with your self-confidence.
Some ideas you got there, when you wrote them, they
look impractical. It seems like there was no market for
them or couldn't afford to create them.
Keep an open mind and don't start placing these limits
on yourself before you start. Once we remove those limits,
the ideas will start flowing. Start recording them. One of
them may well be the next big thing in your field of
expertise. Sort out the good from the not so good ideas later.
Then, evaluate your ideas.
It's hard to start creating an info-product, but once
you settle into this idea of bringing new concepts to the
front of your mind and exploring them, you'll see
that things will become possible and you'll never run
out of ideas for new products.
There are 4 types of formats you can use to create
an info-product. Four of them are ebook, software, audio
and video types of info-products. The easiest and fastest
way is to record an audio product. Then, transcript it
and you'll have the ebook version product immediately.
If you can't create an audio product by yourself,
interview an expert in your niche market. I'm sure
many people would want to learn from him.
How can you convince him to be interviewed?
Do a tele-conference call to promote his product
as an affiliate to your mailing list and record it.
He won't be able to resist that.
Software and video info-products are slightly more
complex to create. The reason why these 2 info-products
are being created by marketers very often lately is
because of the high-perceived value that they can sell
it for.
"Is there a market for my product?"
And can you reach them?
An important question indeed, because incidentally, if
there's no market for your product, or you have no way
to reach them, then no ones going to find out about
your product, and you simply won't sell any.
It's easy enough to head over to google.com and do a
search for your product, or a different version of it.
Also, when running your search, if there are other
products out there offering either the same as you,
but in a different way, you can bet your life that
there's a market out there. Specifics and how's aren't
really important right now, as long as you know not to
go launching a product that's going to be impossible
for you to reach the people that want to buy it, or
even worse; there aren't any people who want to buy it.
If you're interested, I've created a complete
home course study to show you how to start an
online business from A-Z at:
You "Chan Do" It.
-Patric Chan
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
This article is written by Patric Chan, founder
of the "Chan" Do Internet Success System. Get
a free report, the Internet Niche Marketing
Plan In 30 Days! and find out how you can
Be successful online at:
http://internetmarketing-tactics.com/amx.php?adminid=497&id=13875&pid=11157
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