Think about this: What’s the most common reason people get online each and every day? Simple. To get information. Information seeking is so huge that Google alone hosts 400,000,000 searches every day! Why should you care? Well, this is an opportunity for your to provide what people want - information. And if you do it right . . . to make some money along the way.
Info marketing 101
First of all, an info business is the least complex business possible. You take information and turn it into a digital product - like and ebook. And people pay you for the information inside it.. Sounds simple enough, right?
How do you make it work?
You’ve got the basic concept - exchange info for money. However, to succeed there has to be value in the info you’re selling. So the key is to figure out what people want. How do you do that?
One easy way to figure it out is with a simple search. Visit answers.yahoo.com or similar sites and look at the questions being asked there. You’re looking for popular questions or common themes. That people are having trouble solving. Then just give them the answer in your ebook.
Power tip
Don’t worry! Info product creation is easy… Put it this way: An info product is just a bunch of articles strung together. So instead of sitting down to write the whole thing. Focus on one article at a time. And when you’ve got a few finished, flesh them out, add to them and put them together into an ebook.
OK, what’s so hot about digital products? Funny you should ask . . . Here are 7 reasons for you:
1. Simplicity and ease
An info product business runs on auto-pilot. And your customers need very little support. Which means there nothing for you to actually *do*. You’re building a completely automated business.
You don’t have any inventory. You don’t have to ship anything. It’s all delivered online.
2. Repackaging
When you have a created a few information products. You can put together bigger more expensive information products. It’s nothing to combine the content from several ebooks. And you’ll be able to charge much more for this “new” product. Your customers will gladly pay more for a single bigger ebook. As opposed to a bunch of little ones.
3. Resale rights
When you own the product, you can sell resell rights to it. Recently, resell rights have become extremely popular, because most people simply don’t have the time, money and effort it takes to create their own products. Plus, you can charge double, even triple your selling price for resell rights!
4. Leverage
It’s your content, so you can use it in as many different ways as you want. Break it apart and create a multi-part email series with it. And build an email list that you can sell other products to.
5. More leverage
Don’t stop there . . . break it into several smaller reports. Then use these to generate leads for the main product. You can make these low cost or even free. And it still benefits you because it in a lead-in for the main product. And if you’re really clever, you’ll let your affiliate use these reports as marketing tools. Affiliate, you say? Yes!
6. An army of affiliates
This one is huge. When you own your own products. You’re able to let other people market it for you. Imagine having 100’s or 1000’s of other people promoting your products. You can’t do this unless you have your own product.
7. JVs
OK, this is by far the biggest reason why. Joint ventures are the biggest short cut to success known to man. And this is probably the number one reason to create your own product. Because if you don’t have you own product, you’ve got nothing to JV.
In closing
If you can’t see the power of info product marketing, then you’ve probably been sleeping. With your own info product you can write your own ticket. Because it’s your business and you control it. So just get started:
- Visit an “answers” site
- Find out what people need to know
- Start providing information
Don’t make info product creation any more complicated than that. And in short time you’ll have the foundation for your own info product.
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