Make an Information Product With Me
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Tonight (Tuesday the 15th) at 9pm I’m kicking off a six week group coaching program that will lead a group of bloggers and new internet marketers through the steps to develop, promote and sell an entry level information product.
The program is my 42 Day Launch Incubator. I created the curriculum last year, led my first group to great success and then made the whole thing available as a self study course. The group coaching option is only available two or three times a year and I would love to have you join me for this session.
I know that there are literally hundreds of you reading this who have been thinking hard about creating an info product. I don’t normally put a lot of pressure on you – but I want to apply some right now – fall is a great time to create a new product.
Maybe you want to create something like…
- A Beginner’s Guide to a Frugal Holiday Season
- Ten Simple Steps to Total Computer Security
- Sixteen Homeschool Science Projects Under $10 Each
- Top Blogging Secrets: How The Pros Get More Readers
- Five Videos You Should Star In This Fall And How It Will Help You Promote Your ________.
- Common Social Media Blunders And How To Come Back From Them
- Web Time Wasters: Tips for Getting More Done Online
- Turning a Wipeout into a Win!
- Top Guest Blogging Strategies For Traffic & Profits
Whatever it is that you’ve been thinking about sharing with others, I can help you chunk up the process and get it done at last.
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Sparkplugging Founder Wendy Piersall is dang passionate about helping people start & grow a business while maintaining life balance (somehow). 
Easton Ellsworth is owner of 
How wonderful to hear about someone who really wants to share their wealth of experience in online business. My experience before has been that people tend to hold onto what they know works (hoping to create a ‘competitive advantage’ over others who might not know it). But here, I see someone who seems to be faring quite well online, and who is willing to share their experience with beginners. Kudos, and remember the adage that ‘if you give, you will receive back, many times shaken over and refilled to overflow!