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By: Edil

Edil — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 15:16:48 +0000

Great and well-researched tips.. I'd share this to one of my friends who's planning on releasing a new product. I think these tips will help him greatly.

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By: Dee Success Kumar

Dee Success Kumar — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 15:39:24 +0000

Personal experience here is the key. It is the personal touch after all that sells the product.

If you had a problem with something, it is more then likely other have had and even will still have that problem, so using your personal experience to both describe the problem and an effective solution is a great startegy for success.

It is also worth remembering that people like to make their life easy, and therefore like to see simple straight forward steps to follow. So if a system product is your thing, make it very simple and easy to follow in small steps to ensure your readers can have maximum benefit.

By: John

John — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 00:32:37 +0000

I've released two products in the last month. One was a case study and the other was a systems product. Are you stalking me or something?
Just kidding of course, but I can attest to both of them not only being fairly easy to create, but both have sold well too.
Now you've got me motivated to bang out another one over the weekend and get it up and selling at the beginning of the week!

By: Thom Lancaster

Thom Lancaster — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 22:41:37 +0000

Thanks for the comments.

Elizabeth, good luck with your million dollar idea. There are plenty of good ideas out there, the hardest part is always to get the value from them that they're really worth.

I do keep notes of things I do regularly, but not in quite as sophisticated form as a Virtual Notebook. I just tend to use a simple Word document of numbered points (the autonumbering means I can move them about easily). For more sophisticated tasks, I use structured mindmaps, which are easy to expand/contract and move the nodes about. But it's always worth having things in order and having those notes to refer back to saves such a huge quantity of time in the long run.

Thom