Why I like Information Products. POST FIVE.

[GordonJ]

This is sort of what I'm doing down here. Where talking to yourself is allowed.
Being a questioned oriented person, maybe I'll record me asking questions of...me and publishing a report or posting the audio. Then, I'll change hats and rebut and refute everything the first me said...

con tro versy sales...nothing like an equal foe...

Works for MARVEL, and my universe is equally exciting, or so my shrink says.

.j

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Gordon,

I think some people may be intimidated... They might be thinking, "What do I know that others would want to know?"

However... if a person has ever helped anyone with information - then that person has information that is useful to others!

Gordon earlier mentioned Raymond J. Steinbacher... His story is that he helped to show Bud Weckesser how to use his home computer. Bud Weckesser then asked Raymond to write a book about it... He did so, Bud Weckesser published it, and as a result, Raymond was paid at least a million bucks in royalties from the sales of his book...

Another way to get the information "out" is to be interviewed. One technique is, get someone (like a friend or business contact) to interview you on a topic you're an expert in, and record it. That interview could, in itself, be an info-product. (Dan Kennedy does a lot of these for his "inner circle," where Dan is the interviewer...)

Best wishes,

Dien