Comments on: My Reluctance to Embrace Internet Marketing http://robertskrob.com/internet-marketing/133 Help More People, Earn More Money Fri, 20 Jan 2012 06:22:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Margaret Greenhall http://robertskrob.com/internet-marketing/133/comment-page-1#comment-18244 Margaret Greenhall Tue, 14 Oct 2008 21:07:46 +0000 http://robertskrob.com/?p=133#comment-18244 Dear Robert, unfortunately I mixed up the time zones and missed your conference call today (never could tell East from West so I thought you were starting 8 hours behind UK not 5). Did it get recorded at all please? If not, did you cover the question I asked earlier today about the products that might be available to start selling? Thanks Margaret Dear Robert, unfortunately I mixed up the time zones and missed your conference call today (never could tell East from West so I thought you were starting 8 hours behind UK not 5). Did it get recorded at all please? If not, did you cover the question I asked earlier today about the products that might be available to start selling?
Thanks
Margaret

]]> By: Robert Skrob http://robertskrob.com/internet-marketing/133/comment-page-1#comment-18242 Robert Skrob Tue, 14 Oct 2008 11:58:56 +0000 http://robertskrob.com/?p=133#comment-18242 There are a lot of products to learn with that are available from Clickbank.com and others. It's fine to learn with those, but very soon in your career you'll want to create your own products. Your margins are higher, you'll make more money and you'll be able to invest more in growing your business. Plus, you'll be the celebrity and have the opportunity for back-end profits. It's fine to use those products to learn, but please give serious thought to quickly creating your own products. As a learning tool, you may actually want to use something that is widely available from others. This way you can see how several other info-marketers are selling the product, test which ones work and learn selling systems. But within a few months, promote a Wendy Product. There are a lot of products to learn with that are available from Clickbank.com and others.

It’s fine to learn with those, but very soon in your career you’ll want to create your own products.

Your margins are higher, you’ll make more money and you’ll be able to invest more in growing your business. Plus, you’ll be the celebrity and have the opportunity for back-end profits.

It’s fine to use those products to learn, but please give serious thought to quickly creating your own products. As a learning tool, you may actually want to use something that is widely available from others. This way you can see how several other info-marketers are selling the product, test which ones work and learn selling systems.

But within a few months, promote a Wendy Product.

]]> By: Wendy http://robertskrob.com/internet-marketing/133/comment-page-1#comment-18241 Wendy Tue, 14 Oct 2008 11:22:01 +0000 http://robertskrob.com/?p=133#comment-18241 Hello, I would like that answer as well. What are the right kinds of information that people will buy that aren't already being heavily promoted? Thanks, Wendy Hello,
I would like that answer as well. What are the right kinds of information that people will buy that aren’t already being heavily promoted?

Thanks,
Wendy

]]> By: Robert Skrob http://robertskrob.com/internet-marketing/133/comment-page-1#comment-18239 Robert Skrob Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:38:27 +0000 http://robertskrob.com/?p=133#comment-18239 Jon, Which of your 8 or 9 ideas does your gut tell you will work out the best? I plan to ask Bob Regnerus about your question, I'm really curious what he has to say about these types of Internet researching tools. I'm curious to find out just how often these tools are completely conclusive and how many times the produce enough information for you to make an educated guess. However, my gut tells me that if there are current providers in a niche, coming out with something different targeted to a sub-set of that niche could be a winner. Best wishes! Jon,

Which of your 8 or 9 ideas does your gut tell you will work out the best?

I plan to ask Bob Regnerus about your question, I’m really curious what he has to say about these types of Internet researching tools.

I’m curious to find out just how often these tools are completely conclusive and how many times the produce enough information for you to make an educated guess.

However, my gut tells me that if there are current providers in a niche, coming out with something different targeted to a sub-set of that niche could be a winner.

Best wishes!

]]> By: Jon Penny http://robertskrob.com/internet-marketing/133/comment-page-1#comment-18238 Jon Penny Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:24:56 +0000 http://robertskrob.com/?p=133#comment-18238 I have several things that I'm passionate and well qualified to create products around. All of them fall into the fitness/self-defense/personal development categories (similar to what Matt Furey has done.) I have 8 or 9 product ideas (plus some continuity ideas), but: 1) I have no idea which one to start with (should I start with several?) 2) Key word searches don't seem to indicate a REALLY hot market. Do I do them anyway, figuring the market is large enough? Or do I scrap all those ideas for something I'm LESS passionate about, (and less qualified) for something that is a hotter niche? I have several things that I’m passionate and well qualified to create products around. All of them fall into the fitness/self-defense/personal development categories (similar to what Matt Furey has done.)

I have 8 or 9 product ideas (plus some continuity ideas), but:

1) I have no idea which one to start with (should I start with several?)

2) Key word searches don’t seem to indicate a REALLY hot market.

Do I do them anyway, figuring the market is large enough? Or do I scrap all those ideas for something I’m LESS passionate about, (and less qualified) for something that is a hotter niche?

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