In the next 3 days, anyone can create a brand new product from scratch. The key here is simplicity...
meaning keep things simple and get the product done
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Far too often people over analyze the process of creating a product and they don't take action. I'm going to outline 3 easy steps below that will make creating your next product a breeze.
Step 1: Outline your project - I recommend using a method known as the 10 x 10 matrix method where you write down a list of 10 main products. Then, take each topic and write down a step by step list on how to do each topic. If you can make it 10 steps per topic, and you do that for all 10 topics, you'll have 100 total pieces of information. This can easily be done in a few hours or less, depending on how well you know your industry.
Step 2: Record your step by step instructions - Now it's time to record your step by step instructions that you've already outlined. Depending on how deep you want to go, each topic can be between 10 to 60 minutes. If you spend 60 minutes on each topic, you'll have a 10 hour course by the time you are done. The key here is not to fill time recording just for the sake of filling time. If a topic you have only needs 20 minutes or recording to complete it, only make it 20 minutes long. That's it.
Step 3: Write a sales page - If you've already written one before, write another one. If you've never written a sales page before, use a sales letter creator. It will be the best thing you can do in this situation.
And that's it! It's that simple. Outline the product, record the product, create a sales page.
Honestly, the first time you do this, you'll wonder why you haven't done something like this already. You'll realize the simplicity in this method, and that it really works! Remember, you can always go back and edit a product or change a product later. You can delete a recording, you can replace a recording, you can add more recordings, whatever.
The point is just to get started and get something done fast. The benefit of having recordings is that you can re-purpose them in a variety of ways down the road. So while you're creating a new product fast, you're also building up your library of content that will be useful to you down the road.
meaning keep things simple and get the product done
.
Far too often people over analyze the process of creating a product and they don't take action. I'm going to outline 3 easy steps below that will make creating your next product a breeze.
Step 1: Outline your project - I recommend using a method known as the 10 x 10 matrix method where you write down a list of 10 main products. Then, take each topic and write down a step by step list on how to do each topic. If you can make it 10 steps per topic, and you do that for all 10 topics, you'll have 100 total pieces of information. This can easily be done in a few hours or less, depending on how well you know your industry.
Step 2: Record your step by step instructions - Now it's time to record your step by step instructions that you've already outlined. Depending on how deep you want to go, each topic can be between 10 to 60 minutes. If you spend 60 minutes on each topic, you'll have a 10 hour course by the time you are done. The key here is not to fill time recording just for the sake of filling time. If a topic you have only needs 20 minutes or recording to complete it, only make it 20 minutes long. That's it.
Step 3: Write a sales page - If you've already written one before, write another one. If you've never written a sales page before, use a sales letter creator. It will be the best thing you can do in this situation.
And that's it! It's that simple. Outline the product, record the product, create a sales page.
Honestly, the first time you do this, you'll wonder why you haven't done something like this already. You'll realize the simplicity in this method, and that it really works! Remember, you can always go back and edit a product or change a product later. You can delete a recording, you can replace a recording, you can add more recordings, whatever.
The point is just to get started and get something done fast. The benefit of having recordings is that you can re-purpose them in a variety of ways down the road. So while you're creating a new product fast, you're also building up your library of content that will be useful to you down the road.
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