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TyBrown
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#1 · Posted: 24 Jul 2009 09:32


Hey all,
I'm new to this board. One thing I've found that is big is that a lot of people are buying into a system. In other words, there is a product that has already been created and many look to promote that product or service.

I was wondering if there are many on this board who are creating their own info products? I've found it is easier to create and market my own products than promote another product but that is just my experience. I'm enjoying seeing what people on this board do. I never realized there were so many ideas out there.

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getagrip
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#2 · Posted: 19 Aug 2009 22:43


I've created my own products - I have one active that I sell and also one that I give away to promote affiliate products. I've earned a lot more as an affiliate than I have by creating and selling a digital product, but some people are much better as merchants than affiliates, so it is going to vary by each individual.

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robinincarolina
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#3 · Posted: 20 Aug 2009 10:40


I am in the early stages of writing an ebook, so I suppose that qualifies as creating a product. Its just part of my big picture.

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Ann Williams
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#4 · Posted: 27 Aug 2009 14:29


I have created an ebook as a free give away to go along with other digital products that I have bought the rights to. I think some of the advantages are that you can set your price, set affiliate commissions, and control its quality.

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madamrks
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#5 · Posted: 8 Sep 2009 21:47


I've created a couple of ebooks, but I use them to build my list... I'm also going to create some step-by-step videos on the basics..It seems folks forget that new people have no clue how to build a website or what ftp is or how to use it...

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Dgitalnomad
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#6 · Posted: 18 Oct 2009 15:19


It's a good way to go. I have it my plans.

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Jean LA
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#7 · Posted: 20 Oct 2009 08:12


Creating a good product and selling it can give you a substantial income. It can even be sold years to come if it is good so it is better to make sure your product is good before you let it hit the market.

I crate ebooks with my affiliate links in them and it works great.

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Dgitalnomad
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#8 · Posted: 20 Oct 2009 10:08


Yes, I believe this works because it gives you authority and there is always new people entering the market looking for informational products.

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#9 · Posted: 20 Oct 2009 14:53


Hi Ty,

That's the first thing I did - and still do - to make money online.

I created a product for myself initially. It worked so well I sold it offline for a few months and then created a website for it. That began in 1998 and is still going strong.

All you need is supply and demand. It helps tremendously if you know the product inside and out and can say how it helped you. Sure additional testimonials can help but I haven't needed any to date.

I haven't networked or asked for backlinks but have received many good write-ups with links leading to my site. I call these "organic" backlinks as they occur naturally - without any effort on my part.

Valuable content and good products is what it's all about. Just know what your readership wants and give it to them. Don't fuss so much with the mechanical stuff. Do some, but move along quickly to spend your time creating valuable content instead.

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SheilaOcean
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#10 · Posted: 4 Nov 2009 11:18


Ive created my own products too...if you know ANYTHING of value to a decent sized group of people...use Google External Keyword Tool, (Exact match search) for the main keyword about your topic....

Anyway, you can then write an ebook, or create a video...or online course (monthly course, if you update it regularly)...people want knowledge FAST...NOW....especially if its something they are suffering about...

Solve a problem for people, and give it to em quick.

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James65
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#11 · Posted: 17 Jan 2010 10:23


This is a very interesting topic.I'm new here as you can see,but I find this forum awesome.So many amazing people and all their wonderfull ideas.I myself have written several computer programs that people could use to start a home business with ,but I AM NOT A marketer or sales person.So the programs just sit on my computer waiting to be discovered.Any suggestions on how or who might be able help me or maybe even some one that might be able to market the software themselves would be ok.
If you want more info about this please just contact me and I'll return your message.Thanks gang.
Best of luck to everyone.
James

321gofish
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#12 · Posted: 27 Jan 2010 23:16


Creating your own branded product is a good way to make money online. Offering a free ebook to your customers is a great way to get repeat business.

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talfighel
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#13 · Posted: 31 Jan 2010 13:56


There are a lot of people who buy programs and then figure out that they want to sell that same info to other people for a bigger commission.

That is why there are so many websites that look a like and the sales letters do look alike too.

If you do want to create your own info product but not sure how to do it, take a look at other people's websites and products and get some ideas but please don't copy them.

Tal

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