What are the first 11 things to do...

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What are the first 11 things I do when I want to create a new info-product?

Here's the answer.

1)Brainstorm idea and wait one day before deciding whether it is worth pursuing

2) Survey customers to get their opinion to decide whether it is worth creating and establish initial price point for product

3) Brainstorm 'working' title for product and website names

4) Survey fellow info-entrepreneurs in regards to both the title and website name

5) Purchase website URL immediately

6) Create Product in Shopping Cart system

7) Create 'Thank you for your order' Auto-Responder in Shopping Cart system

8) Create FREE Mini-Course Auto-responder system in Shopping Cart and first drafts of what those emails will say

9) Brainstorm bonus product ideas

10) Create rough first draft of product outline and sales copy (Hint: I always start with the headline and sub-headline first)

11) Decide on product name

Obviously, there's a lot more to it, but those are the first 11 steps I recommend you take when creating your own info-products.

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Yours in prosperity,
Jim Labadie
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'Hey Jim!

Just finished listening to Fitness Info Mistakes and the information is definitely worth way more than I paid for. You really should raise the price on it... I don't want to have that many competitors! :-)

I found the information on the CD set to be real world experience and no fluff theory. I've heard 100's of programs and I must say I was skeptical when I first popped it in... what ELSE could I possibly learn besides the stuff I already knew. Well, I learned a bunch, so thanks!

Kevin Gianni
YourLifeStyleFitness.com

I've got a handful of copies left of the Fitness Info Mistakes 2007 Special at:
http://www.trainandgrowrich.com/2007.htm