In the movie, Star Wars, Luke Skywalker and Yoda, the Jedi Master, stand near the edges of the Dagobah swamps. Luke is training in earnest to be a Jedi. Yoda turns to Luke and asks him to raise his sunken starfighter, which weighs several hundred tons, from the Dagobah swamps with the power of his […]
Information Products: How To Create A Profitable Digital Product
How do you create information products that sell?
We all want to create profitable products but aren't sure where to start.
We know that there are already tens of thousands of similar products or services in the market. So how do we make our information product stand out? If you are a small business, you will find a few techniques in the articles below.
You will learn about:
- The psychological techniques for creating an information product
- How to create a profitable digital product
- How to finish your digital book or product
- What to focus on when creating your information product
- How to make a boring information product interesting.
Next Step
Look at the list of articles below, pick the one that gets your attention and start reading. Every article will help move you forward towards creating your information product.
Warm regards
Sean D'Souza
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Most of us are experts at trying to fix problems at the last minute. It ain’t broke, so why fix it, we think. Well, how do you know it ain’t broke? And is it really important to become a jack of many trades, or just concentrate on your niche? Heck, that’s one tricky question… But […]
The Curse of Self-Edit
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Why Chunking Down Increases Your Expert Status
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Why You Need To Find An Outsider’ Before You Start A Project
When we’re about to start a project, we sit down and we plan. We plan about the resources we have, the time needed for implementation, and yada, yada. What we don’t plan for is someone to watch over us. So who is this someone who watches over us? Is it someone who’s technically qualified? Is […]
