Creating Info Products
Someone has finally come out with a full-blown Information Product Creation Course that wont break the bank. There is a sample video at that link, which will give you an idea of what to expect from this course.
I havent quite figured out how that someone is just yet… so I’m calling him the Mystery Marketer for now. Whoever he is, he has obviously had success online in several interesting niches, including “airguns”.
Watch me create two different products in only 5 hours starting from scratch. I didn’t even have an idea when I started! I didn’t have a domain, sales letter, the product, a way to sell it… much less testimonials. Yet, with only 5 hours of work, I had my first sale.
The course will show you how to create and market your own information product in with just five hours of work, which is spread out over 35 hours of actual time…
Would you like to have your own product ready to sell with only 5 hours of work? Here is what I did in those 5 hours (while recording it all for you):
- 1. Get An Idea.
- 2. Perform Marketing Research.
- 3. Choose Your Domain.
- 4. Register Your Domain.
- 5. Order Hosting.
- 6. Create Product.
- 7. Create Sales Letter.
- 8. Get Testimonials.
- 9. Sign Up For Clickbank.
- 10. Post Testimonial From 1st Customer.
If you watch the video on his site, you can get a good idea of what the course offers. I have to admit, it took me a minute to figure out what he was doing with the “meaningless numbers”… but I finally got the point he was making. Even after watching the video though, no clue as to who the author of the course is…
At only $25, and with a 60-day money-back guarantee, this looks like a good deal for those that are looking to break into product development and create virtual products… and just need a starting point and an idea of how the process works.
I havent had an opportunity yet to review this product in full (review coming soon!), but since the ordering is through ClickBank you are fully covered on the guarantee. 
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Not having any luck getting to the Website. Just never displays.
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Update: If you click the Information Product Creation Course hyperlink, it does go to something(unlike the the other link)
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Try this: http://www.infoprodcreation.com/
Are you able to load that page – and see the video on it?
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Sorry about this, but even at the hyperlink that works, the video never displays. However it is only $25 and if Lynn say it is good(which she does) I’m up for a purchase of it. Do think the author could do something about the non display of the Video.
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I havent fully reviewed this product, for the record. I was able to view the preview video on the site though – so it may be a compatibility issue on your end… or a temporary problem on the authors end, I’m not sure.
The videos are done with Camtasia. Have you ever had a problem viewing those before?
You would want to make sure that is resolved first, as the course is done in video.
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No is the answer in regards to viewing things in Camtasia. The author is James Brausch at http://www,jamesbrausch.com.
Will check my computer . But have viewed a diifferent author who used Camtasia and viewed it on this computer within the past week or so( and haven’t had any recent computer hiccups)
Will get back to you on this
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Ahh – thanks for the info!
Yes, keep me posted – if you get a chance to review it before I do, let me know where I can find that on your site so I can link over to it
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PROBLEM Solved
You need to be using Internet Explorer.
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Aha! Thank you for letting us know!
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Or get the IE tab for Firefox. I just love being forced to use Microsoft products. Almost as much as I love going to a dentist(NOT!)
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I apologize for the numberous posts and will in the future try other browsers before reporting a “problem”. Author of Information Products Guide alleges that Firefox is bug ridden when it comes to viewing video. This is the first time I’ve run into a non DRM video problem. The jury is still out in my opinion.
Regarding the course, it is a literal take you by the hand and walk you through setting up a video selling information website. No steps that I know of are missed, glossed over, ignored, etc. I have spent larger sums of money and not gotten as detailed information.
At this point having not actually implemented his instructions I can’t say for sure that it will work. But am confident that it will.
I say go for it. But do wait for Lynn’s review as she has much more experience in doing this sort of thing than I do. I will post links to any website created by utilzing the authors instructions.
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Thank you for the personal review, Robert! The price is certainly right on this product, considering the content (and compared to similar products, as you mentioned).
I am holding out on becoming an affiliate (assuming he allows affiliates to promote his product) until I purchase & review it myself… but its good to know you found it of good quality.
Best,
Lynn
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I have a Review of the same item on my Blog (www.robertnelsononline.com) if anybody cares to view and comment
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