The Five Easiest-To-Complete Information Products
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The Five Simplest Information Products to Create
Introduction
Embarking on your first information product project can feel overwhelming, especially with the temptation to include every piece of knowledge you possess. You might worry that your ebook, book, or course won't sell unless it's packed with endless tips and techniques. However, this approach can leave you stuck, unable to finish that crucial first project. Instead, consider these five easy formats to compile and package your expertise efficiently, getting your first product to market and generating income quickly.
Five Simple Information Product Formats
1. Expert Contribution Compilation
Gather content from respected figures in your field and compile it into a cohesive product. Why would busy experts contribute content for free? If you ask them intriguing questions and request brief responses, many are happy to provide insights without charge. Offer them a copy of the final report, showcasing how their peers and competitors responded, and highlight the publicity they'll receive. Prominent individuals love exposure, as it’s a path to recognition. Typically, this compilation is presented as a downloadable PDF report.
Examples:
- "Online Profits at the Speed of Light" by Bob Serling- "First Contact Secrets" by Chip Tarver
2. Q&A Report
Create a product by posing and answering questions yourself. This format works well if you’re accustomed to addressing common, challenging, or humorous questions regularly. It can be less intimidating than writing a formal book or article and is perfect for topics you know well. This, too, is often sold as a downloadable PDF report.
Examples:
- "Answers to the World's Toughest Questions about Law of Attraction" by Andrea Conway- "An Insider’s Guide to Small Business Success" by Tim Knox
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