How To Create Your Own Information Products Fast
Jul 16
I’m sure you already know by now that if you want to make more money online you need to be creating your own information products.
Creating your own products doesn’t have to be difficult and time consuming as there are lots of different ways that you can speed up the product creation process.
Here’s six different ways to create your own information products fast:
1. Interview an expert. Find someone in your niche that is knowledgeable about a subject and ask them if you can interview them. You could ask them some questions on Skype, record the interview and then have it transcribed into a text document .
2. Use other peoples articles. Head over to ezinearticles.com and take a look at all of the quality articles that you have at your disposal. You will find a wide range of articles on every topic you can think of that you can compile into an ebook. Take about ten articles that are written to a high standard, write an introduction and a closing paragraph and with only a little effort required on your part, you have an information product that you can sell.
3. Pay someone to create it. If you haven’t got the time to do any of the other suggestions on this list but still would like a product of your own, then why not outsource the whole project. There are many skilled ghostwriters that you could hire on a freelance basis to create it for you. Elance.com and getafreelancer.com are good places to start or ask on your favourite forums for recommendations from the other members.
4. Use Private Label Rights content. When you have a product that comes with private label rights it has already been created for you – so you don’t have to. You just edit the details as you wish, add your own links inside and put your name on as the author. You can have your own information product online in a matter of hours.
5. Use your blog posts. Don’t just write them and then forget about them. Grab together some of your blog posts that are on a similar subject and compile them together to make an ebook that you could sell or a short report that you can giveaway to build your mailing list.
6. Ask your online friends. If you have been online for a while you probably already know lots of people that would be willing to answer a question for you that you could put into an ebook. Go to your favourite forum and have a good luck round. Is there a copywriter on there, maybe a graphic designer or a ghostwriter. Chances are that there will be many people with many different skills and experiences that would be willing to help you out. Ask one question to ten different forum members and voila, you have an information product of your own created in no time at all.
So there you go…
I’ve just given you six different ways of creating an information product fast. Now all you need to do is take action and get started.
Regards
Dawn Kay
www.firstclasstranscriptions.co.uk
P.s If you are looking for some high quality internet marketing Plr that comes with reports, giveaway reports, autoresponder messages, blog posts and more check out my Plr offer by clicking here.
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Twitter: kathydobson
/ July 26, 2010
Hi Dawn…
Excellent post and anyone who takes the time to read it will benefit from it. If anyone is really serious about creating a product and making money then they need to check out your product:
Instant Resale Profits. Everything is included in there that anyone needs to create an awesome product from PLR material…and everything is included…as well as the sales page!
I love that product of yours!
Kathy
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August 2nd, 2010 at 12:10 pm
@Kathy Dobson,
Hi Kathy
I’m glad you like it as we can’t have you writing all those salespages can we as I know how much you hate those salespages (lol)
Thank you for being a member and I really appreciate your support.
Take care
Dawn
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Hi Dawn, nice to see you on the challenge!
I agree that your own product is essential, I have received products from a few giveaways recently and one big thing I noticed is how many of exactly the same product is offered by different people. If anyone uses plr they should edit it to make it their own, change the title, change the graphics. Of course all that costs money, but if you don’t it will the same as the other 1200 people who bought it are offering.
Great post, thanks.
Enjoy the journey.
Mandy
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August 2nd, 2010 at 12:12 pm
@Mandy Allen,
Hi Mandy
Totally agree with you on that score you need to re-write the Plr and make it your own but unfortunately 95% of people that use Plr to create their own products just stick their name on it and sell it as it is.
They would make more sales if they spent a few hours of their time making alterations and adding a little.
Thanks for commenting and good luck with the challenge
Take care
Dawn Kay
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Twitter: barry_wells
/ August 1, 2010
Hi Dawn, I’ve just finished my first eBook. Sorry, i finished the eBook ages ago i’ve just finished the sales page.
It took me a long time to pull my finger out and get working on it. To be honest i joined the Masterclass and done it that way. For all to long i doubted my writing skills, but once you start it’s quite easy to type away.
I liked your guide and am really pleased that you included the link to your membership site. I like what i see and will be popping back to read more.
PLR is a very good way to get going as long as you make the product unique by changing the graphics and title.
I’m glad that you have joined the challenge Dawn and hope to get to know you better, which we will as soon as i join your membership site, salespages included really is a big deal in my eyes.
Regards, Barry
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August 2nd, 2010 at 12:13 pm
@Barry@The Newbies Guide,
Hi Barry
I’m glad you took action and finished your ebook and agree that the salespage is the most difficult part but since you are on Johns Masterclass I’m presuming that you are using Randy Smiths Salesletter Abc to guide you through the process so you will soon have your attention grabbing salespage in no time at all.
Good luck with your ebook and I’m looking forward to getting to know you better.
Take care
Dawn
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Hey Dawn
Brillian post! After reading your post there are really no excuses why just about anyone couldn’t have some material up and running on their blog within hours. You have really put together some innovative ways of comming up with material if we are struck with writters block.
I look forward to coming back and reading some more of your content.
Many Thanks
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August 2nd, 2010 at 12:18 pm
@Stan Young,
Hi Stan
Writers block happens to us all at some time and hopefully I’ve given people a few more ways of getting their own product online fast.
Nice to meet you and I’ll see you on your blog very soon.
Take care
Dawn
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Great Post Dawn
People are always thinking they don’t have the ability to create a product…
You’ve shown that there is always a way that they may not have considered… So hopefully more people will be able to find something that fits with them from your suggestions
Randy
http://www.RandolfSmith.com
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August 2nd, 2010 at 12:22 pm
@Randy Smith,
Hey Randy
I think the salespage is probably the hardest part of getting your product created but its made so much easier by having your Salesletter ABC to guide you through the process.
Thanks for stopping by and I’ll see you in your fab forum very soon.
Take care
Dawn
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Hi Dawn!
These are some really good ways to create products. You could smoosh them all together and make an awesome product with an ebook, audio, video and maybe even a checklist if it’s a how-to or a questionnaire or something if it’s not. Better value, higher price.
Another thing is to write the sales page first….Then when your sales page is so good you want to buy it yourself, you can write the book because you will know what to put in it!!
Hope you have a wonderful day!
Lisa~
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August 2nd, 2010 at 12:27 pm
@Lisa,
Hi Lisa
Someone else suggested you create the salespage first and then write the ebook. I haven’t tried it that way before but I’ll try anything once.
Thanks for stopping by and I’ll see you at yours soon.
Take care
Dawn
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Hi Dawn, #5 I think is the most underrated of the list. There is so much great content often tucked away in blog posts that tend to slide away into obscurity. I am thinking of writing a summary post from time to time highlighting the posts from the last x months and a paragraph about each one.
Michael
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August 3rd, 2010 at 11:23 pm
Hi Michael
I agree using a collection of your best blog posts is an easy way of getting a product online fast and I’m all for re-using content.
Thanks for commenting and good luck with the challenge
Regards
Dawn Kay
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Hi, Dawn…looks like you got “your thing” going full speed ahead. Good job! I’m going to get your ebook and read it. I can always use new information on how to do something, including writing.
Keep up the good work…Pat
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August 3rd, 2010 at 11:28 pm
Hi Pat
Nice to see you on here.
Yes I pulled my socks up and everythings going good now thanks I’ve just got to keep the momentum going.
How’s that new silver project going of yours are you nearly ready to launch yet?
Take care
Dawn Kay
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Hi Dawn, thanks for the idea’s. I’d like to add, you can also read a few ebooks on a particular subject and get knowledgeable and create your own product with your own words as well. Terry Conti
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August 3rd, 2010 at 11:31 pm
Hi Terry
You certainly can write your own ebook about a subject your knowledgeable about.
Thanks for commenting and good luck with the challenge.
Regards
Dawn Kay
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Hi Dawn,
You had pretty much covered the best 6 menthods for anyone who want to create an e-product fast.
The missing part will be the action that me, as a reader should choose to take. 2 quick questions though….
In your opinion, out of the 6 methods you shared here, which is your favorite?
I particularly am interested in making an audio interview product in the near future, but was afraid that my accent may be a hindrance to me if I do a live interview?
Any suggestion you can give for a non-native English speaker like me?
Thanks in advance?
Cheers
Jason Ser
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August 4th, 2010 at 12:14 am
Hi Jason
I really think all 6 are good ways of getting a product online fast but I use mainly number 4 PLR content.
I wouldnt let your accent put you off creating an audio interview as you could always do a few trial runs first before you go live with the interview.
It would also probably help if your first interview was with someone you already know to put you at ease – a fellow forum member perhaps.
My friend Sally Neill has just wrote a blog post on the steps needed to create your first audio interview you can read all about it here:
http://sallyneill.com/internet-marketer-interviews/david-walker-sallys-first-skype-interview/
Nice to meet you and good luck with the blog challenge.
Regards
Dawn Kay
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Hi Dawn
I hope you are well
For me the hardest part of product creation was meeting my own high standards…a lot of people say it’s best to just get a bunch of stuff out there and improve on it at a later date…but I prefer the quality over quantity approach.
Using PLR is a great way to get started…if it’s only used as a template for you to put your own ‘mark’ on…and then add video, audio etc…anything that makes you stand out and shows ‘quality’
I also used to worry about how long my product should be…but having seen all the fluff filled ebooks out there I would much rather stick with a short ‘eBook’ (or coaching manual as I refer to them these days ) which is of high quality and straight to the point.
And I couldn’t agree with you more, which ever method you choose…you do need to take action.
See you soon Dawn
Take care
Steve
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Hi Steve
Long time no see where have you been hiding lately and why haven’t we seen you on the More Monthly forum?
I’m definitely with you on that one I’d rather have a shorter product thats straight to the point and full of golden nuggets of information rather than a long ebook thats full of fluff to make it longer.
Nice to see you again and take care
Dawn Kay
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These are great information
Thank you Dawn. I am only few days new to the IM, and these are very good knowledge for me to learn at the first stage. At the moment, I would like to write the articles by myself and after I slowly compile all the info together I can try to outsource for ghostwriter. But since now I just started my own blog and I am not english native speaker, so I was wonderring should I have 2 languages in my blog ? or should I go with english site first? May I have your opinions, Dawn?
Thanks
Connie Chen
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August 4th, 2010 at 3:11 pm
Hi Connie
Nice to meet you and thank you for stopping by. If I was you I probably would go with writing in English first as your blog would appeal to a more wider audience but this is just my own opinion and I would be really interested to hear what others would suggest for you to do.
I know that when I come across a blog thats not written in english I don’t stick around long and tend to think others would probably do the same.
Good look with your new blog and the blog challenge and I’ll pop back over to yours soon to see what you decided to do.
Regards
Dawn Kay
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Hey Dawn,
I think you’re right, I will go with english content first and maybe if i have time I can build chinese blog for other audience.
Thanks for your suggestions.
p.s. I am so happy that I joined the 100 comments challenge and I can meet many news friends like you and learn new things in the blog.
Cheers
Connie
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A very useful summary Dawn.
I only have PLR content at the moment, but I intend to use some of my blog posts as the basis of an eBook. Until reading your post I didn’t realise that this was an accepted method to get started, I thought I had made it up myself.
Good luck with the 100 comment challenge.
John
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August 11th, 2010 at 2:48 pm
Hi John
Its definitely an accepted product creation method John and one that I personally feel should be used a lot more.
Nice to meet you and good luck with the challenge
Dawn
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Hi Connie
I think its probably wise to start a blog first in English and good luck with it I’ll pop over soon and see how your getting on.
Taking part in the challenge will be a great learning experience for you and you will meet so many new friends and pick up a lot of tips along the way.
Take care
Dawn Kay
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Hi John
I don’t see a lot of people re-using their blog posts to create a product but its definitely an accepted method of product creation.
Nice to meet you and good luck with the challenge
Regards
Dawn Kay
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Hi Dawn.
Some very good ideas for product creation.
I like the idea of using blog posts, that’s given me something to think about.
Good luck with the challenge.
All the best
Gert.
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August 11th, 2010 at 2:51 pm
Hi Gert
All you need is about 10 blog posts on a similar topic, add an intoduction and ending and you have your own product.
Thanks for commenting and its nice to meet you
Dawn
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Hi Dawn,
There are some great ideas there.
You have a product in that post alone.
It really can be simple to create a high value content filled product.
Not always to sell, give away, build that list.
Listen to me, I am still writing my report.
Pete
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August 11th, 2010 at 2:54 pm
Hi Pete
Nice to meet you and thank you for your comment. Your right it doesn’t have to be a product to sell on Clickbank it could be a free report to build your mailing list or to promote affiliate products.
Good luck with your report. What are you writing about?
Dawn
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Hi Dawn,
Good to meet you… there are some awesome people here on this challenge.
Loved your post … so much info and well organised.
No I have not written my first ebook yet…
Hopefully using your guide lines I will get started.
Cheers
Bryan
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August 11th, 2010 at 2:58 pm
Hi Bryan
Nice to meet you and I totally agree I’ve met so many amazing people on this challenge and learned a lot too along the way.
Good luck in the blog challenge
Dawn
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Hi Dawn
Congratulations on a really helpful post!
Many aspiring internet marketers give up before they start because they think creating their own products is beyond them, your post disproves this with so many simple methods that anyone could follow.
Best wishes!
Stuart
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August 11th, 2010 at 3:02 pm
Hi Stuart
Thanks for your comments and nice to see you again.
I think product creation scares a lot of people and thats why they don’t try so hopefully by giving them a few more options to think about it will give them the confidence to give it a go.
Take care
Dawn Kay
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Hi Dawn,
Very helpful post to anybody who is getting stuck thinking that it’s too much to start creating their own products.
Out of all the tips I’m not sure I’d go for using Ezine articles for an ebook. The authors links need to be left there in order to give them credit and abide by the rules. That would be a lot of links in an ebook that would be of other people’s.
Otherwise everything is great.
Vance
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August 11th, 2010 at 3:06 pm
Hi Vance
I’ve seen a lot of ebooks that have been created using ezine articles and have been effective. Yes you do have to leave their link inside but you get to add your website links too.
Thanks for your comment
Dawn
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Hi Dawn,
some valid points here particularly about useing blog posts as the basis of products, when I wrote my first e-book about eBay I wondered how I would ever write the content, but as I kept posting to my blog I found that I was already creating the content I needed.
Great stuff
Rob
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August 11th, 2010 at 3:09 pm
Hi Rob
The writing does get a lot easier with experience doesn’t it and it was good to hear from someone who has used this method before.
Thanks for commenting and good luck with the challenge
Dawn
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Hi Dawn,
Some good ideas there. If I could just add a little:
3, Elance is an excellent source, you will find some good people and bad. The cheapest is not always the best. Remember to take a good look at the guys dong your work especially programmers.
4, Ensure you use fresh content and not old PLR which has been out for months, even years. If you must rewrite it all. Plug: PlrMonthly.com
5, Awesome advice Dawn and one so many guys forget about. piece your posts together, add a bit, take a bit away and you have a ready made product. Great!
Top post Dawn thanks!
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August 11th, 2010 at 3:16 pm
Hi Daniel
Thanks for the tips you added in there. It amazes me when I come across Plr sites that are selling Plr as brand new Plr when I know its 2 or 3 years old.
You definitely should make sure you buy Plr content from a quality provider and I count your Plr monthly as one of those.
Nice to see you again and I’ll see you on your blog very soon!
Dawn
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Hi Dawn,
Thanks for the great tips. I agree with you that there are more advantages to owning your own product. Such as building your own list instead of the other fellows. Especially digital products because you can sell them again and again after working one time. Great concept.
Sure beats punching the clock right?
Take Care,
Steve
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Dawn Kay Reply:
August 14th, 2010 at 11:01 am
Hi Steve
Definitely does beat punching the clock and will save your knuckles from being soar too (lol).
Nice to meet you and I’ll see you on your blog soon!
Regards
Dawn
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Hi Dawn,
There are some great tips for creating products. Many marketers get a little scared when they want to create a product and look for perfection everytime.
Just get out there and get it done. Learn from your previous creations. Also doing a little research to find what products to create. Look at Amazon and see what the most popular books are. Check ebay out and see what the hottest products are.
This will give you some idea on what to get started on.
Thanks
Craig
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Dawn Kay Reply:
August 14th, 2010 at 11:05 am
Hi Craig
Its definitely a good idea to check out whats already selling and you can always keep an eye out in forums too as thats another way to get an idea for a product – look out for what people are having problems with and create a product giving them the answer.
Thanks for commenting and nice to meet you.
Dawn
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Hi Dawn
Thanks for the reminder, it is funny I keep hearing these same tips yet I still go off and do my own unique content.
Perhaps I could just rip off some PLR and make a product, however I found that often, they are either so vague or badly written that it would be quicker to do the work with a clean page.
Plus as I am currently writing a guide to facebook, half the stuff written online no longer applies!
Will have to try these ideas again.
all the best
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Dawn Kay Reply:
August 14th, 2010 at 11:09 am
Hi Igor
Maybe your buying your plr from the wrong place. I agree there is a lot of bad plr out there but equally there is a lot of good plr out there too – you’ve just got to buy the good cause if its already well researched and written, it makes so much easier to edit and make your own.
Good luck with your facebook ebook and I’ll see you on your blog very soon.
Regards
Dawn Kay
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Hi Dawn
Thanks for the post. PLR. That’s a new one for me. I’ll have to research what that is. Why not just start from scratch? Sorry, I must be too much of a newbie.
Thanks,
Alex
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Hi Dawn
I am one of the many people who have the problem of writers block when it came to write my ebook. Thanks for your great tips, now I don’t have any excuse to not keep going.
Good luck in the Challenge and I look forward to visiting your blog again soon.
Take care
Robyn
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Dawn Kay Reply:
August 14th, 2010 at 11:13 am
Hi Robyn
Everyone has writers block at some time so don’t worry about that just take regular breaks when your writing and do a little every day and not all at one then you’ll get there in the end.
Thanks for your comments and it was good to meet you
Regards
Dawn
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Well done Dawn. Many people seem to get hung up about producing their own information product and complain about “writer’s block”. I think if the term “writer’s block” had never been coined, less people would suffer from it! Your post proves that there is no need to suffer from “writer’s block” again.
I’ve posted a link to this page on identi.ca for you.
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Dawn Kay Reply:
August 14th, 2010 at 11:18 am
Hi Martyn
Your probably right, the more you think you’ve got writers block, you probably convince yourself you have and the outcome is you can’t write anything.
More positive thinking is required definetely. Thanks for your comments and it was good to meet you.
Regards
Dawn
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Yes, you are so right Dawn. Creating a product is not hard since we’ve got it out of our heads that a product is an ebook. There are so many other options around now.
Not sure why your plugin is not picking up my latest post. Maybe it’s because I have only just posted it. Needs more time perhaps.
Sandy
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August 14th, 2010 at 11:24 am
Hi Sandy
There are other formats you can create such as videos, audio, membership site, home study course but an ebook is probably the easiest and cheapest way if your doing it for the first time.
Your last post is showing up now so it must of been cause it was hot of the press and new(lol).
Thank you for commenting.
Regards
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Hi Dawn,
Bravo! These are all GREAT ideas to get people motivated to create their own products.
I’m just now creating my second product. I’m elaborating on the first one I did that started with a PLR product that I added to and edited to make it my own. It seems to always be a work in progress as I learn new tricks to add to it.
Great post. I hope everyone that has not created their own product is motivated and takes action on this!
Thanks for sharing,
Sally
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Hi Dawn
Product creation is a nightmare, esp. for newbies until you start doing it and get use to developing info products regularly.
The first 2 techniques are very good and very effective. However getting interview would mean to develop a relationship with folks, which can take a long time to happen and also to get their time for an interview scheduled. Whereas the reference to ezine for creating your products will work for newbies – atleast give them a good start.
Thanks for sharing this info.
Cheers!
Abizer
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Hi Dawn,
What a pretty name. Great ideas about using the PLR sitting on most of our computers. We all must have more than we could ever use in a life time or three. I”ll be taking stock of what you have put here and dong something with it, someday. I know someday will get around, someday.
Thanks for the very useful information.
Justin
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Hi Dawn
You have provided a great list for those starting out in product creation. I finding buying really good PLR is essential especially if you are not outsourcing and doing it all yourself.
Best wishes
Anne
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Hi Dawn,
Yes I agree with you. By creating your own information product (either for list building or selling the product) is the way to succeed online. The 6 ways you are mentioning on this blog post are excellent! However most newbies face difficulties on this. I used to be too! I remember when I was a newbie and learnt these ways a few years ago; I was procrastinating and finding excuses all the time for example:
1. Interview an expert? “How am I going to find someone to interview? If so, will he have the time to do it with a newbie like me?..”
2. Use other people’s articles from different article directories? “My information product will not have value because anyone can just visit these websites and find the information there..”
3. Pay someone to create it? “No way! It will cost me too much money..”
4. Use Private Label Rights content? “Yes but I have to edit it at least 70% and most PLR are junk anyway. Isnt it?..”
5. Use your blog posts? “But I don’t have a blog! I will not start blogging anyway until I will be making $10,000 so creating an information product fast with this way can take too looong time!”
6. Ask your online friends? “I will have to make a million questions if I want to collect enough content. Also I will have to ask the permission from everyone.. Isn’t it?”
These are some of the -negative- thoughts that were crossing through my mind in the past. All these thoughts let me behind and from having my own information products! I really regret it now since I know that creating your own products is the ways to success!
All 6 ways are really the easiest and the fastest! You can also combine all 6 ways for your information product if you want to.
But most newbies are making it look like its something impossible to do like I did in the past! Like you said Dawn all you need to do is take action and get started!
Take care,
Andreas
PS. I am sorry for the long comment. Hey I just found another way to create a product. Use other people’s blog comments!
(if the permit it of course).
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Hi Dawn,
Some great advice on ways to make your own information products FAST.
Must do at least one of them sometime!
Well, I have, and they work.
so crack on get to it
Action pays the bills
cheers
Richard
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Hey Dawn,
Great tips, I don’t agree about taking the articles from Ezinearticles as you have to credit the writer in order to use them (otherwise it is illegal) but other than that your advise is sound.
Taking your own blog posts is brilliant, that is what I am doing for my own ebook and it is saving me SOO much time.
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Hi Dawn
What an encouraging post and very useful comments.
I have put off writing an eBook for years.
Now there is no excuse. PLR, string together some ezinearticles,
same with some blog posts,interview an expert. I can see its going to
get a bit busy.
Good luck with the challenge and with your business.
All the best
Eamon
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Hi Dawn,
I absoultely agree that having your own online information product is a great way to earn money online. It was the exact same way I got started and earning my first dollars online.
I think you have given your readers some very clear and easy to follow methods for getting their own info product online as soon as possible. Great work!
Steve Wilkins
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Hi Dawn.
Great post – some really great tips for getting started on your own product, be that for sale/giveaway/or viral listbuilding.
he key as with everything in succeeding online is taking action – so whether you try all 6 methods or just 1 – get something started – you won’t regret it!! All the best, Tom
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Hi Dawn!
Great tips on how to create your own info products! You’ve laid it out very well.
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Hi Dawn,
Great post.
There is no doubt the fastest way is to locate an expert, then write the sales letter.
In fact many write the sales letter afterwards but this is a recipe for a disaster.
So assuming 2-3 weeks have been spent writing a great sales letter the next stage is the easiest, namely interviewing the expert.
Knowing the questions is easy because you have already written the sales letter.
So totally agree an audio product where you interview an expert is the quickest way to create your own information product.
All the best.
Kind Regards
Andy
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Hi Dawn,
Your post is very timely for me as I am at the product creation stage in the masterclass. You make it sound so easy Dawn and you have inspired me just as my own self doubts are creeping in.
It has been really good to meet you and all the other brilliant people on the challenge and I shall definitely be returning for more of your excellent tips.
Good luck and I look forward to keeping in touch.
Regards,
Brian
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Hi Dawn
Great post & love your site.
I really like the info on creating your own products.
I’ll be visiting again.
Stay healthy
Alex
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Hi Dawn,
Your post gives many ideas how you can create your own product.
Research often helps you become an expert in any field rather quickly. We often assume people know more than they actually do.
Being bold helps more people than we think.
Thanks,
Pierrette & I are part of the 100 comment challenge at http://theequest.com/?p=3018.Please visit us.
Pierre
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Dawn:
Great post! I especially like the idea about using blogs posts to create a ebook. I would have never thought of it!
Thanks again for a some great ideas on how to create my own product.
Good meeting you,
Kat
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Hi Dawn,
I finally got here!
Have been a little busy with a little challenge a bimbo comment of mine created! Oops on that one!
I love the idea of number 2!! Using Ezine articles! What an excellent idea for creating a freebie giveaway related to your niche or as a bonus. I was asked the other day about creating a brandable freebie for my spray tanning product. The thought of writing more content at the moment is “no not really’, however finding articles and collating them as a book. Now that is doable!
Thank you for the hints!
Hope the challenge has been keeping you busy. I am hoping everyone comments on everyone’s blogs so we all complete the challenge together, although somehow I am a little concerned it won’t happen by the end of the month!
See you back here soon!
Cheers
Jacinta
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Hi Dawn,
First of all, it’s nice to meet you. You have created a very nice tutorial on creating a product that is short and to the point. I like that, especially since I am trying to complete the 100 blog challenge and have a ways to go.
You have a very nice looking site that is clutter free and very easy to navigate. I look forward to stopping by again soon to pick up some pointers.
Thank you,
Mark
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Hello Dawn, Your blog is fantastic and the article is an excellent read. Each tip that you shared is very useful and especially the first – interview an expert. That’s something I’ve been wanting to do for awhile now. I just haven’t sat down and conjured up a clear topic and the dozen or so good interview questions to go with it. But I must, so I shall. Good luck in the challenge and be well, Steve D.
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