Valuable and Essential Tools for Infopublishers
- ARTICLES |
Creating and selling your own information products is a fantastic way to make money online. Yet, many marketers get frustrated when it comes to what tools to use for their information publishing business.
The best tools for this business are very often the simplest. Yes you can expand and use more advanced or elaborate tools as you go along but it’s very possible to build a six-figure plus business using the just plain simple tools. Also, not over thinking this part and simply getting to the point where you are ready to sell your first product will happen a lot faster with the right tools.
With that in mind, here are some of the easiest and top rated tools to help you publish your own information products.
To Start – Beginner to Advanced:
Clickbank – Using Clickbank means you can easily and quickly be up and running. Clickbank is a credible and trusted third party entity which acts like a “middle man” for all your transactions. It’s the ideal for a starting place for selling information products. There is a small fee involved with setting up each product to cover their cost. But once you’re set up Clickbank will process all payments for you. They accept various forms of payment and credit cards. This means you can be ready to launch and accept credit cards within minutes. It also means you don’t have to go through the lengthy and sometimes complex process of opening up your own merchant account.
Adobe Acrobat – Adobe is a awesome tool for turning your Word files into pdf documents. PDF is the format you need to use to create your ebooks and courses. Adobe offers 5 free trials so you don’t need to purchase the entire program immediately.
Aweber – Aweber is one of the best and most trusted newsletter management programs online. You can integrate Aweber for use with Clickbank, so when a customer purchases your ebook, they can then be automatically added to your sales list in Aweber. This will allow you to communicate with them and promote other products and valuable information to them in the future.
With these three simple tools you can be ready to launch your information product business. And just because the tools are easy to use doesn’t mean that they’re not effective. In fact, many marketers who make well beyond the 6-figure mark only use these tools to sell their information products.
As you Grow – Intermediate to Advanced :
As your information product business grows you may choose to set up your own shopping cart and process payments individually (rather than using a third party such as Clickbank).
Here are a few tools you may contemplate using:
1Shopping Cart – This is an all in one solution for online marketers. The advanced packages include email management, shopping cart and you can sign up for a merchant account through 1Shopping Cart. It’s a good all around solution for building your information product business.
World Pay – World Pay lets you to accept credit card payments through your shopping cart without having to open a merchant account. It’s a good solution for those who live outside of the US and who are not quite ready to open up their own merchant account.
Dania
www.homebusinesstalk.biz
www.momsebizblog.blogspot.com
www.miamimommyblogger.wordpress.com
The best tools for this business are very often the simplest. Yes you can expand and use more advanced or elaborate tools as you go along but it’s very possible to build a six-figure plus business using the just plain simple tools. Also, not over thinking this part and simply getting to the point where you are ready to sell your first product will happen a lot faster with the right tools.
With that in mind, here are some of the easiest and top rated tools to help you publish your own information products.
To Start – Beginner to Advanced:
Clickbank – Using Clickbank means you can easily and quickly be up and running. Clickbank is a credible and trusted third party entity which acts like a “middle man” for all your transactions. It’s the ideal for a starting place for selling information products. There is a small fee involved with setting up each product to cover their cost. But once you’re set up Clickbank will process all payments for you. They accept various forms of payment and credit cards. This means you can be ready to launch and accept credit cards within minutes. It also means you don’t have to go through the lengthy and sometimes complex process of opening up your own merchant account.
Adobe Acrobat – Adobe is a awesome tool for turning your Word files into pdf documents. PDF is the format you need to use to create your ebooks and courses. Adobe offers 5 free trials so you don’t need to purchase the entire program immediately.
Aweber – Aweber is one of the best and most trusted newsletter management programs online. You can integrate Aweber for use with Clickbank, so when a customer purchases your ebook, they can then be automatically added to your sales list in Aweber. This will allow you to communicate with them and promote other products and valuable information to them in the future.
With these three simple tools you can be ready to launch your information product business. And just because the tools are easy to use doesn’t mean that they’re not effective. In fact, many marketers who make well beyond the 6-figure mark only use these tools to sell their information products.
As you Grow – Intermediate to Advanced :
As your information product business grows you may choose to set up your own shopping cart and process payments individually (rather than using a third party such as Clickbank).
Here are a few tools you may contemplate using:
1Shopping Cart – This is an all in one solution for online marketers. The advanced packages include email management, shopping cart and you can sign up for a merchant account through 1Shopping Cart. It’s a good all around solution for building your information product business.
World Pay – World Pay lets you to accept credit card payments through your shopping cart without having to open a merchant account. It’s a good solution for those who live outside of the US and who are not quite ready to open up their own merchant account.
Dania
www.homebusinesstalk.biz
www.momsebizblog.blogspot.com
www.miamimommyblogger.wordpress.com