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Info Prodigy Part 1 - Mastering Quick-Fire Information Product Creation.
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(In the words of Info Prodigy product owner, Tim Godfrey from Info Prodigy report.)
Then, after completing this particular planning stage, I would then research each ’sub-theme’ and create interesting article titles for each. I would then get each of the articles written for me.
The way I’d do this would be to go to www.Ezinearticles.com, type in my article topic into their search bar at the top of the page, and search for interesting article titles. So taking the example of a sub-theme from the first chapter… "types of camera"… after entering this into the search, I was shown the following in Ezine Articles:
I would try to identify something interesting and specific and the one I have pointed to in the screenshot is perfect. I would then take this idea, turn it into a sub-theme for my book and repeat the process for all the others.
End result?
My original plan which previously looked like this…
Chapter 1: Tools of the Trade
- Film versus Digital
- Types of Camera
- Buying a Digital Camera
…would then become something like this:
Chapter 1: Tools of the Trade
- Film versus Digital - The Pros And Cons Explained.
- What Type of Camera - DSL, Compact Or Bridge?
- Features To Look Out For When Buying a Digital Camera.
Same thing with the other chapters too. Then I would submit everything to Need-An-Article.com, have articles written for each theme… and within a week, I’d have all of them back.
Next, I would place all the completed articles in order into a Word document, spruce it up with photos and images, possibly make some adjustments to the text, convert to a PDF file using a free convertor such as NitroPDF.com and that would be it - a whole original e-book done… within one week!
You would then have to create sales and delivery pages, submit the completed product to the Clickbank marketplace then start finding affiliates, begin selling it and start making money — Something which we will show you exactly how to do in the main Info Prodigy course!