Please coach or advise on product release
Okay, I need to step carefully here because I am new to this game (selling information products), and I have a product that I wrote/created that is really unique and valuable. I don't want to blow it, so I figure I could use some advice regarding releasing it.
It is in the health niche, in a very hot and active sub-niche, but it is based completely on personal experience, and actually contains very valuable information. It is not regurgitated previously released info or PLR or anything like that---it is high quality information based on my own life-changing experience with the remedy that the report reveals. To my knowledge, no one else has this out there.
The reason this is valuable is that the remedy in question doesn't work just for me, it has worked for everyone I've turned on to it... that's how I know it's very good info that thousands of people are going to want. I've had people on the net that I've given the info to free just to help them message me thanking me effusively for changing their life and health. I'm serious, I would never BS anyone about that (or anything else really). But I figure it's time for me to get out there and launch my first product.
So, any tips? Should I do a straight text PDF with no images? Or include images (they're not needed to get the info across)? Clickbank, or forget Clickbank (I'm inclined not to go with them based on things I've heard, but is there a better route?)?
I think I will get affiliates on this because the info is so good. How good? Okay, let's say it is about arthritis (it's not, this is an example)... but instead of my report being the same old rehashed arthritis info, it reveals a cutting-edge (not well known), cheap, safe and easy botanical remedy that you just took once a day and it reliably WIPED OUT the arthritis pain in hours and kept it away regularly... that would be big, no? My report is like that, but for an even bigger "niche malady"... much bigger, I think. Maybe the biggest, or at least in the top 5 for sure.
How would some of you handle this if you were sitting on it? The report is only 5 pages as a .doc file but the way I've seen people format PDFs, I think it could expand to 8 pages easily and if I added images, maybe even 10-12 pages. It's very well written and informative in a tone that is sort of part clinical report and part personal testimonial.
The main thing I worry about is that the main info---identifying what the remedy is---is pretty cut and dried... that is to say, if anyone revealed it to the public on a forum or some other way, it would ruin most of the impact of my infoproduct. I know someone will eventually rip off the info and put out other products based on it, but how do I prevent this in the shorter run?
Any help? Thanks guys
It is in the health niche, in a very hot and active sub-niche, but it is based completely on personal experience, and actually contains very valuable information. It is not regurgitated previously released info or PLR or anything like that---it is high quality information based on my own life-changing experience with the remedy that the report reveals. To my knowledge, no one else has this out there.
The reason this is valuable is that the remedy in question doesn't work just for me, it has worked for everyone I've turned on to it... that's how I know it's very good info that thousands of people are going to want. I've had people on the net that I've given the info to free just to help them message me thanking me effusively for changing their life and health. I'm serious, I would never BS anyone about that (or anything else really). But I figure it's time for me to get out there and launch my first product.
So, any tips? Should I do a straight text PDF with no images? Or include images (they're not needed to get the info across)? Clickbank, or forget Clickbank (I'm inclined not to go with them based on things I've heard, but is there a better route?)?
I think I will get affiliates on this because the info is so good. How good? Okay, let's say it is about arthritis (it's not, this is an example)... but instead of my report being the same old rehashed arthritis info, it reveals a cutting-edge (not well known), cheap, safe and easy botanical remedy that you just took once a day and it reliably WIPED OUT the arthritis pain in hours and kept it away regularly... that would be big, no? My report is like that, but for an even bigger "niche malady"... much bigger, I think. Maybe the biggest, or at least in the top 5 for sure.
How would some of you handle this if you were sitting on it? The report is only 5 pages as a .doc file but the way I've seen people format PDFs, I think it could expand to 8 pages easily and if I added images, maybe even 10-12 pages. It's very well written and informative in a tone that is sort of part clinical report and part personal testimonial.
The main thing I worry about is that the main info---identifying what the remedy is---is pretty cut and dried... that is to say, if anyone revealed it to the public on a forum or some other way, it would ruin most of the impact of my infoproduct. I know someone will eventually rip off the info and put out other products based on it, but how do I prevent this in the shorter run?
Any help? Thanks guys
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