Archive for Product Development
PLR Content: How to Profit Quickly
Posted by: | CommentsThere are many PLR (Private Label Rights) products available to you. But if you’re like most people you buy them – and they sit idle on your hard drive.
Stop that! You paid good money for content you could use – so use it. Here are three ways to ensure you profit from the next PLR package you buy.
1. Grab a piece of paper before you start to read the sales letter. Then as you read and you think “I could do this…” – write it down. Those bright ideas seem to fade right after you download the product. Having a written plan prevents your losing them.
If you prefer putting your ideas into a word processor, you can save that document in the same folder where you stored the PLR product. That way you can’t tell yourself “I had a great plan but I lost it.”
2. Record your purchase on your Product Tracker. Not only does this give you a written record of your purchase, but it also reminds you of where you stored the product. The only thing worse than not being able to find something you know you purchased is buying it a second time! And your Product Tracker keeps that from happening.
3. Choose the most profitable idea from your list and do it within the first 48 hours of buying the PLR product. You’ll make your money back multiple times over – and you will get into the habit of action.
That idea may be as simple as posting the product for sale on a new domain – or as complex as recording it as a video product. Regardless of what you need to do, take action quickly – or that product will be relegated to the vast store of “great” PLR materials on your hard drive, that are sitting there collecting dust.
By following these three simple steps you’ll be able to profit quickly from the next PLR course you buy. Learn how to set up your own Product Tracker and increase your online productivity to make this just one of the techniques you use to grow your business.
And remember – between now and August 27, you can pick up a GREAT package of PLR Content here.
Which membership site model is best for you?
Posted by: | CommentsWhen considering setting up a membership site, you want to choose the model that works best for you and your prospective members. So what are the choices?
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Download site – that’s right. You can set up your information product in a member site, instead of just a download page. There are numerous advantages to this and once you’ve done it the first time, you’ll never look back.
Teaching site – Do you offer courses? Do you sell course recordings after you’ve taught it live? If so, you want to offer a teaching member site. It’s not much harder to set up than a download member site – but you DO need to recognize the differences. Plus when you change the model from teaching it live to “pre-recorded” there are several changes you need to make to the site.
Library site – If you want to offer a traditional membership site, it’s most likely a “library” model. It comes with tons of content to start – then builds regularly from there. The “gotcha” comes with multiple levels. But if you don’t use multiple levels, you’re leaving a lot of revenue on the table.
Interview site – While it sounds like a library site, it generally has one big difference – disappearing content. After all, someone who joins in month 12 shouldn’t have access to all of the interviews that others have been paying for for the past 12 months.
There you have it – the four major models of Membership Sites. Which one will YOU set up next?
I’ll be showing you how to set up each one of those sites – in ONE HOUR or less in
http://www.OneHourMembershipSite.com
Remember – lock in your 50% discount before we start the live course on Friday, June 18th. Whether you need the information NOW or WILL need it, this is the time to sign up.
Cates Interviewed on Blog Talk Radio
Posted by: | CommentsMark Hendricks will interview Dr. Jeanette Cates on Monday, November 23 on Blog Talk Radio. This is the first of a dozen interviews featuring the speakers for the upcoming Internet Super Stars Conference in Orlando, Florida on January 15-17, 2010.
“I’m really excited about the upcoming Internet Super Stars Conference,” said Dr. Cates recently. “This is an interactive format that gives participants an opportunity to immediately apply what they learn, while they are still at the conference.”
The November 23 interview will focus on product development, the topic on which Cates will be speaking at the conference.
The interview series is free to listen to – just register to receive listening information. More information about the Internet Super Stars Conference and registration is available at MeetJeanette.com/ISS
Dr. Jeanette Cates is an Internet strategist who works with new and emerging online business owners who are ready to create their Online Success. She is the creator of more than 50 information products and operates a half dozen member sites.
PLR Products: The Slot Machine Method
Posted by: | CommentsMany people feel like they’re gambling when they choose a a PLR product to sell. After all, there is no cut-and-dried formula for finding a topic and a product that people are sure to buy.
Enter the Slot Machine. With its spinning reels, flashing lights, and occasional payoff, you can at least feel like you’re having fun while you do it! Here’s how it works.
Shortcut Your Product Development Process
Posted by: | CommentsIf you’re in the business of changing your ideas into profitable products, you know it can be a lot of work! Here are five techniques that can help.
1. Choose wisely. You probably have 15 ideas in your head – any of which could become a profitable revenue stream for you. The trick is to determine which of those ideas has the best potential for becoming a product NOW. Read More→
What Kind of Website Investor are You?
Posted by: | CommentsIn some ways doing business on the Internet is like real estate investing: There are different business models that are successful. For example, in real estate there are three different models of involvement:
- The pure investor. This person puts money into a deal, but has no direct involvement in it. They don’t visit the property, they don’t collect the rent. They did their research and made their decision. Now it’s strictly hands- off.
- The flipper. This person buys houses, may or may not fix them up, then resells them for a profit. They don’t collect the rent, they don’t have a long-term involvement. They are in and out quickly.
