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Information Products

 

One of the fastest growing trends in the business community is the proliferation of information products including:

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E-books

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Special reports

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Books

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Teleseminars

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Workbooks

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Tips booklets

 

These products can generate passive income for many years or can be used as incentives for new and existing customers. Stephanie can help you build a lucrative information product strategy including product design, development and delivery.

 

Stephanie is a recognized expert in the field of information product creation and even wrote a book on the subject: From Entrepreneur to Infopreneur: Make Money with Books, eBooks and Information Products (John Wiley & Sons, December 2006).

 

In order to write the book, Stephanie studied and interviewed dozens of successful infopreneurs. She learned what strategies work and don't work, and how to use information products to earn income and improve business. She is also a successful infopreneur, selling products through her website for entrepreneurs: BusinessInfoGuide.com.

 

 

 

Become an Infopreneur: Make Money Selling Info Products

By Stephanie Chandler

 

The term “Infopreneur” is a relatively new industry buzz word that is making waves because it opens doors for entrepreneurs to generate new streams of income. Simply put, an infopreneur sells information.

 

Information products are offered in a variety of formats including books, e-books, special reports, audio formats, videos, workbooks, tips booklets, and virtually any method in which you can deliver information. Whether you want to launch a new business or add new revenue streams to your existing business, opportunities abound for info product sales.

 

Benefits of Info Products

Perhaps one of the greatest advantages of info products is that once they are created and the distribution process automated, they can sell round the clock with minimal effort. And it doesn’t end there. Many infopreneurs have discovered hidden benefits of selling their product creations.

 

For example, authors can treat their books like business cards, using them to open doors to new business opportunities. A book gives you more credibility and makes you more interesting to the media. With the right spin on your topic, media exposure could bring a windfall of new business. Just look at any author who has made it onto the Today Show or Oprah. Even an article in a local newspaper can prompt hundreds of readers to buy your book.

 

As you add more info products to your line, you spin a web of opportunity. Each product may appeal to each customer differently. Some may buy one product, others may buy another product, and ideally, most customers will return to purchase multiple products.

 

Giveaways are another fantastic use for info products. For example, you can reward new subscribers to your e-zine by giving away an e-book or special report. Or you could send your e-book to other business owners and allow them to distribute it for free, provided all of your contact information remains intact. This strategy will ultimately bring you new customers and that all important exposure to your audience.

 

Developing Product Ideas

Everybody is an expert at something. If you run a successful business, that makes you an expert in your industry. You could also capitalize on your expertise with a hobby, sport, or other special skill. Here are some tips for discovering product ideas:

 

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Conduct a survey with your customers and ask them what information they need or would like to know.

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Teach people how to do something.

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Create a directory. Do you have a list of 50 or more resources that people in your industry need? Sell it!

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Read books from your field of interest. Is there a book that covers an important piece of information in one chapter that deserves to be expanded upon? Could you write a whole book or a special report about that topic?

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Make a list of potential guests that you can interview and host teleseminars. You could charge for the seminars, or offer them for free and sell the recordings.

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Teach classes at your local adult learning center or become a professional public speaker. You can sell your info products at the back of the room and also sell recordings of your live presentations.

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Produce a video of a demonstration, speech, or technique.

 

As you develop a plan to generate and sell your own info products, take notice of how others are doing it successfully. Purchase some products from business owners that you admire so you can evaluate the content. While you should never steal from your competition, it is certainly acceptable to emulate their success. Soon you could be generating income while you sleep.

 

 

 

Sample Information Products:

Stephanie has created a variety of information products for her own website and has helped countless others develop their own information product strategies. The images below are a brief representation of the products Stephanie has created. Contact Stephanie to request product samples.

 

 

 

Get Information Products Now!

If you need help developing your information product strategy or you want Stephanie to create products for you, now is the time to jump on this gravy train. Contact Stephanie Today!

 

 

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Strategies for Promoting Info Products

 

~Build a content-rich website. Give visitors a reason to come back again and again.

 

~Hold teleconferences to share information.

 

~Ask peers to announce your events in their e-zines or on their websites. Even if you aren’t selling your product up front, you are indirectly exposing people to your products.

 

~Distribute a newsletter or e-zine. This is an inexpensive yet valuable way to market to your customers.

 

~Up-sell and promote additional products when someone makes a purchase.

 

~Include a brochure about your other products when you ship an item or offer the buyer a special discount on a related product at the time of purchase.

 

~Establish yourself as an expert in your field by being seen and heard everywhere. Participate in interviews, publish articles in print and online, and seize every possible opportunity to get your name out there.

 

~Take advantage of media exposure. Radio is an inexpensive way to reach a lot of people in a short amount of time. Many talk radio programs accept experts through call-in format. If your topic is interesting enough to reach a broad range of listeners, you could go on a radio tour right from the comfort of your own home.

 

~Print publicity is also beneficial. Find news angles for your topic and contact newspaper, magazine, and TV reporters.

 

~Create an affiliate program. Offer other businesses the opportunity to sell your products and pay them a percentage of each sale.

 

~Swap advertising with websites and e-zines that reach your target market.

 

 

 

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