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Other Added - Desperate Buyers Only - An Information Product Creator's Guide
Are you the coach, the youth pastor or adult advisor for a nonprofit kids soccer team, Little League team, cheerleading squad, high school band or church youth group? If you are you realize that it is very important that you raise the money you need to keep your group going. The goal is to give our youth a chance to spend their energy in positive activities. The goal is very noble and so vitally important to strengthen our communities.But what is the best way to raise money? How can we raise money for our groups in such a way that teaches them about customer service, the value of money and teamwork? We know we cannot just give t
Perhaps the most important chapter in the ebook, Alexis explains how to choose a profitable audience to target your info-product for. She provides 13 examples of "desperate buyers", and then tells you how to research your audience by simply using th
I have to admit, I just don't get it. I don't understand why anyone would be willing to pass up the opportunity for real success. Yet they do it everyday. And not just a few but the vast majority. Think about it. How many people do you know who are truly successful? I don't mean earning $50,000 a year, being able to pay the bills and then have a little left over at the end of the month. How many people do you know who are making 5 or even 10 times that? My guess is very few, because there are not alot of them. And I know why. Let me tell you a story that is repeated all too often that will illustrate my point.Over the weeke
Desperate Buyers Only is an ebook by Alexis Dawes promising to give the full rundown on info-product creation, from the birth of the idea to penning the ebook to writing the sales letter and eventually marketing it. Heck, she even encourages you to be lazy about the entire process.
So who is the ebook suitable for? Can anybody make use of it? And does it really contain a formula to make cash? As an internet marketer with interests in multiple streams of income, I have taken a look at Desperate Buyers Only…
Section 1 -- My Story
A neat little chapter where Alexis talks about the profitability of writing eBooks as an author instead of writing articles. She points out that she created a 6 page report that continues to earn her $24.99 a pop, rather than the one-off fee you could expect from any other writing gig.
Section 2 -- How to Choose Topics that Attract Readers Like Bees to Honey
Perhaps the most important chapter in the ebook, Alexis explains how to choose a profitable audience to target your info-product for. She provides 13 examples of "desperate buyers", and then tells you how to research your audience by simply using the
What was your aim when you went into business for yourself? Chances are you wanted to be your own boss, be in control of your future, improve your chances of earning a high income, among other things.How are things for you right now? Do you feel in control of your business? How many hours do you put into your business each day? Each week? Will your current business enable you to retire in the next 10, 20 years?Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed by all the administrative tasks involved in running a business? Do you wish life could be simpler?More importantly, if you don't work, does your cash continue to flow
So who is the ebook suitable for? Can anybody make use of it? And does it really contain a formula to make cash? As an internet marketer with interests in multiple streams of income, I have taken a look at Desperate Buyers Only…
Section 1 -- My Story
A neat little chapter where Alexis talks about the profitability of writing eBooks as an author instead of writing articles. She points out that she created a 6 page report that continues to earn her $24.99 a pop, rather than the one-off fee you could expect from any other writing gig.
Section 2 -- How to Choose Topics that Attract Readers Like Bees to Honey
Perhaps the most important chapter in the ebook, Alexis explains how to choose a profitable audience to target your info-product for. She provides 13 examples of "desperate buyers", and then tells you how to research your audience by simply using th
"I won't get out of bed for less than $20 an hour" or why would I take a minimum wage job, they are a waste of time?"Are you guilty of saying this or have you heard someone else say this? That is a clear sign of a Dead End Attitude. The amazing thing about people who defiantly state they won't work for less than $30 an hour or they should be making at least $50 per hour is that they usually have NEVER earned that kind of money. I have had people tell me that they believe a sales clerk in a convenience store or service station should be paid more than the going rate because that is what most decent jobs pay. These people have somehow
Section 1 -- My Story
A neat little chapter where Alexis talks about the profitability of writing eBooks as an author instead of writing articles. She points out that she created a 6 page report that continues to earn her $24.99 a pop, rather than the one-off fee you could expect from any other writing gig.
Section 2 -- How to Choose Topics that Attract Readers Like Bees to Honey
Perhaps the most important chapter in the ebook, Alexis explains how to choose a profitable audience to target your info-product for. She provides 13 examples of "desperate buyers", and then tells you how to research your audience by simply using th
Numerous people work very hard to get ahead in the affiliate industry, but for most, the results are usually very disappointing. The reasons that this might happen can be endless, but for many years now, the single biggest trap that affiliates fall into is trying to hard to get the sale.In others words, too many affiliates are going directly for the kill – i.e. hard selling, when they should be going for the soft sell – i.e., preselling.The classic sales letter is designed to do exactly that – sell. And this alone may garner a sale or two for you. But it is far more important to “warm up” your potential client first, and get t
Section 2 -- How to Choose Topics that Attract Readers Like Bees to Honey
Perhaps the most important chapter in the ebook, Alexis explains how to choose a profitable audience to target your info-product for. She provides 13 examples of "desperate buyers", and then tells you how to research your audience by simply using th
“It’s too hot!” “It’s too cold!” “It smells!” “I can’t do my work!” “We need more space!”...the list goes on and on...and your company’s bottom line suffers because the place where you work is not supporting the purpose of your business.Let’s start with an example. You’re planning a cross country trip from Norfolk, Virginia to San Diego. The only problem is, you don’t know where you are, so you can’t plan how to get there. Fuel costs and other -- expenses are too high to just start out on a road trip. Oops.The same problem exists for your business. You want it to grow and become more profitable, and cut operating costs where i
Perhaps the most important chapter in the ebook, Alexis explains how to choose a profitable audience to target your info-product for. She provides 13 examples of "desperate buyers", and then tells you how to research your audience by simply using the power of Google.
Section 3 -- Quick Content Creation - The Formula to Short, Sweet and Valuable
Alexis tells you how to automatically fill your info-product with content providing a few killer tips that many won't have thought of. You're taught the key to compiling the insider secrets the reader will desire, as well as learning how to locate experts in the field to directly provide the content for you. Also supplied is a fantastic sheet of title suggestions where you literally "fill in the blanks". Finally you're given a comprehensive guide on how to price your item.
Section 4 -- How to Eat an Entire Army of Competitors for Breakfast
This section of Desperate Buyers Only opens with Alexis telling us how one of her brief reports still earns her anywhere between $150 - $250 a day, even though many would think her niche to be unprofitable.
She then provides possibly the most valuable tactic I've ever read - how to create a sales letter. She calls this the "5 Point Fish Hook". I can't begin to describe how many resources Alexis stuffs into this st
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