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Secrets to Creating Hot Selling Information Products


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Jeff Smith
webmasterinfoproductcreator.com

Ultimate Information Product Profits
http://www.infoproductcreator.com


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HOW MUCH IS YOUR CAREER WORTH TO YOU?



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Copyright 2002 Super Profitable Marketing



How much does your company pay you each year to solve

problems for their market? If you are making average

income then it is probably somewhere around $40,000

per year. Let's say you are doing well and through

hard work you have attained $60,000/year.



With that salary comes a whole host of negatives,

lack of control over your time and creativity, limits

on your potential income, possiblity that you may be

laid off at any time, long commutes, time away from

your family and so on.....



So what if you could bring in 3 or 4 times that amount

in your own information product-based business?



This is NOT hype, I personally know several people who

have converted their knowledge and experiences from their

careers or education into super successful information

products and now earn high six-figure incomes.



Can this happen for you? Yes. Will it happen for you? It

would be irresponsible for me to answer that question, only

you can make it happen.



Writing about an industry you have worked in sounds obvious

doesn't it? In reality though, how many of us consider our

industry of employment when trying to find a topic for our

information product? For many, the very reason they choose

to write a book is to free themselves from their current

job, the thought of choosing the very industry that seems to

hold us back is almost unbearable.



While there may be a variety of reasons why we may want to

escape restrictions that our jobs put on us, chances are our

chosen industry is not what is making us unhappy. So, if you

are interested in some part of the industry you are currently

working in, why not write about it? Who else has your insight

into topics in this industry AND wants to put pen to paper in

order to solve a specific challenge regarding your industry.



Perhaps you want to strike out on your own and offer consulting,

installation, implementation or support services? Maybe you

want to research one specific area that you cannot focus on in

your current job. Or perhaps you like to write so much that

this is what you want to make your new living at? Whatever your

case, applying your knowledge of target markets, market niches,

key customer problems or wants, and experience with solutions to

key problems puts you in an incredible position from which to

launch a powerful information product.



There have been many examples of those that have progressed well

beyond what they could have done in their corporate jobs by

developing information products. A recent example is Yanik

Silver. This incredibly successful online information

entrepreneur generated his first super selling information

product - instantsalesletters.com, directly from his years of

experience selling medical supplies.



Another great example of powerful information product ideas

developing out of careers is the book Thinking For A Living

from renowned idea man Joey Reiman. Thinking for a Living

extensively draws on Reiman's years of experience in

advertising to point out the value in ideas and innovation as

well as straight out marketing.



Only someone with Reiman's level of experience, could so

forcefully argue that marketing and advertising mean nothing

without great ideas. In fact, an entire career in one industry

lead to the creation of an entirely new industry this author

likes to call the Idea Factory. The Idea Factory has provided

the basis from which Reiman applies his latest ideas and concepts.



If you are buried in what seems like an endless cycle of paperwork,

politics, meetings, and useless projects, then lift the veil of

hopelessness by writing your way out. Here's how:



Step 1) Focus on a niche within your target market. Think about

a specific subgroup within your area of expertise, a group that

is both definable and accessible (ie. you can reach them with

your product message easily)



Step 2) Discover key desires, frustrations, problems or other

opportunity triggers within your niche market. You probably

already have an idea of what frustrations your collegues and

customers go through on a day-to-day basis.



Step 3) Pick the desire, want, or need that you think your

customers are most likely to spend money on. Use yourself

as an example, put yourself in their shoes. If you were this

customer what types of products would you spend money on.

Ask them, spending money on information products tends to

follow set patterns. People who purchase motivational

products, purchase LOTS of motivational products. People

who purchase business books purchase LOTS of business

books. Focus in on their buying habits and decide on your

HOT topic.



Step 4) Test your idea. There are many ways to test your

idea - try developing a quick 5-10 page report - a summary

of your product and providing access for free to see how

many people go for it. Bounce your ideas off of discussion

forums, experts in your field or conduct a suvey of your

customers. Include a the 5-10 page summary as a free bonus

to selling someone else's related product through an

affiliate or re-sell program - include your contact

information to collect valuable feedback.



Step 5) Once you know your product will sell, quickly develop

it, create joint venture partnerships for selling and

testimonials, and get your product to market. This should

only take you a few days, or weeks at the most. If you are

spending more than a few weeks on your information product

then you are probably passing up other simpler, more effective

products that will make you more money in less time.



Step 6) Do it again. Getting your first product out there is

the toughest. Once you are selling your first inforamtion

product, the next will come easier. Take advantage of this

phenomenon to create multiple streams of income and REALLY

strike it rich!!



So why not leverage your past knowlege and experiences, you are

in a unique position of being able to really help your

customers in various areas. Find out what those areas are,

solve the problem quickly and you will be taking more orders

than you'll know what to do with.



STAY tuned for the next part of your 5-part Information

Product Profit Secrets, where we will bring you a first-

hand interview with one of the web's most successful

entrepreneurs - someone who used her knowledge from past

career and education to develop 3 super successful

information products...





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Idea Guidebook, offers a wealth of information for business

people seeking their own products to sell for profit at:

http://www.infoproductcreator.com



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