Through the miracles of digital e-books, print on demand and short run printing, anyone can easily, quickly and affordably publish their own professional looking books, reports or e-books.
With traditional publishing, not only are the chances of being accepted incredibly low, but the time to get your project to market can be a year or more…I certainly like the option of turning an idea for a non-fiction book or e-book into something I can sell online within a few weeks.
Now, with some basic knowledge and an understanding of demand within a given niche market you can turn that knowledge into your own published book in just weeks — and keep anywhere from 40%-99% of the profit depending on your printing and distribution method.
Finding ideas, researching markets for demand, turning up hot topics and transforming those topics into a hot selling written, audio or video product is all explained in a step-by-step 6 Week Information Product Profits Course over at InfoMarketer’sZone.
With your own e-book, you can quickly setup a download digital pdf file that represents anything from a 5-page report to a 20-page manual right through to an 80-page e-book.
Want a professionally developed physical book – then look to companies like Lulu.com or Lightning Source International which will print on demand copies of books for you as they sell with very low or no initial cost and you still get to keep 40% of your selling price unlike traditional published books where the author gets a 10% or less royalty.
Next, take the content you have published and turn it into an exercise book or manual and there you have a course that you can sell for a much higher price or deliver as a service.
You may also turn your e-book or book into an audio product by professionally recording the product yourself or outsource a voice over company to do it for a few hundred dollars and sell your audio package on CD’s for $97 or more.
Never before have we lived in such an exciting time, where an individual can turn knowledge they already have or have researched into such a wide range of highly profitable books, e-books, audio products, bootcamps and much more.
Even mainstream business news agencies are figuring out the massive potential for publishing your own book or infoproducts – in this article "Forget book publishers; today’s authors can do it themselves" the Associated Press takes a dive into self-publishing suggesting that anyone from a hobby writer to an aspiring infoproduct publishing entrepreneur can make their market as they publish their own book.
Where can you go to get started?
Certainly this 7-part, free minicourse will help you to get going faster and easier than many paid systems – you can get the course right here: "Quick Simple Formula Non-Writers Use To Develop Top Selling Information Products"
Once you get your first report, e-book or book under your belt, you will wonder why you didn’t start publishing your own infoproducts that much sooner.
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