Creating WarriorForum and Clickbank Ready product. Any help?

The first thing you should think about is what niche you will be targeting. Try to choose something that has a high demand and low competition. Now when it comes to creatig the actual product I would strongly suggest outsourcing if you have a few bucks to spend and want a very hight quality product. You will need a ghostwriter to write the actual ebook(product) for you, these people usually do intense research on the topic and deliver a well written quality product. Secondly you will need a copywriter to write your sales letter, this is very important, because a good sales copy can make or brake you. Lastly you will need a good graphics and design person to make the overall package look good and exciting, image is very important. You can find all of these people on sites like elance.com, odesk.com or freelancer.com You can even hire a few warriors for outsourcing, there are some talented people on this forum. Hope this helps

It's really quite simple at the end of the day.

Sell something people want. If you do that people will buy it. The problem is most people create products they think people want. Don't be one of those. Do your research beforehand and you can easily create a winning product.

Thanks paramongoose, I have actually been thinking the same. That I should create a product by outsourcing, but my biggest concern is that does it really deliver high value to customer? It should be also ethically right and no bs.

I really need to think those kind of facts. If I would outsource people it would cost very much, I can even think that then we are speaking about thousands of dollars.

Hi Lokki08, I think i understand how you feel. My advice to you is the check the Warrior Special Offer section in this forum. There are some great materials there that teach on product creation especially how to create successful WSOs. Here are two i particularly like:

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...ml#post5521638

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...r-without.html

I don't know if it was right to paste those links (they are not affiliate links), but i feel you should take a look at them.
Cheers.

Jude.

Hi Lokki,

I agree fully that you need to target markets that are ready to spend money with products that are worthy, and that there should be low competition. Another important aspect you must consider is to ensure that you develop a product that comes under a niche in which you are considered by others as an expert in. Not only will that make it more likely that the product is credible, but only then will you be able to market the product properly and convincingly.

Also, check out the resources Jude has posted . I am certain those WSOs will help you make the final decision. Best of luck!

For lots of people, it's easiest to start with something they know.

So if you're into Amazon, make something about Amazon.

If you're into multiple things, or think you can swing it without being focused on a certain area, go into the wso section and sort by views.

Review the WSO of the day listings for the last few weeks/months. Those products only get recommended if they are selling.

If you're a member of warriorplus/wso pro, go into your console there and click the WSO Alerts link. On the bottom right, it will show you the most popular keywords being searched for/used.

As an alternative, browse the forum here or other forums and look for hot threads - those sometimes are just people flaming each other (lol) but often show a topic that people are interested in and passionate about.

After that, it's just the mechanics of putting it on paper or in videos.

If you outsource it as you suggest you might, you STILL have to form the topic and ideas - i.e., what problem do you want to solve for your buyers?


1) Find a single problem people are having and make a simple solution to it.
2) Offer that solution at a VERY reasonable price and add those people to a buyer's list
3) Continue to deliver TARGETED value to that list and sprinkle in related offers or better yet, continued products of your own

All success,

Gary

The costs in actually creating a product would matter on how much you want to make. I've had some products that I spent nearly $20K developing while others that I created with a few hours of my time and a simple PDF converter.

For starters, I would suggest laying around $500 for product creation specifically to not risk too much money but keep refund rates low and customers happy.

After that you've got all the fuss about your sales copy, graphics, launch sequence, contacting affiliates, creating contests, doing JVs, etc.

I would recommend you get a coach for your first product launch. You'll definitely benefit from his/her advice and learn a lot as well as probably succeed.

Thanks Yasir and Gary. I decided to start with own WSO and I just bought John's WSO video tutorials to take the process from the beginning till end which was recommended by Jude

-> Ben: Thanks for advise. I totally agree with you. Since I am new about creating a product I don't want to spend much money on it. The good thing though is that I have currently a job which will help me to invest some money to product that I would create. Besides even if I lose them, at least I would learn from my mistakes and perhaps create another product later on . But I have to keep the motivation and spirit.

I will definitely tell my story here if I make successful product which will generate some profits too

-> WillR: Thanks for your advises. I will write them down and definitely put them into use. The only problem in this case is that sometimes I am afraid that what if I don't have enough information about this niche, but in otherhand I can hire ghost writer to make research and write notes/create ebook. It depends about the form of product.
What I have learned and I try to put very much effort is to have high quality in product which really helps people forward with their problems/needs.

One important thing is you can have the best product in the world, but without partnerships to help you promote it you might never sell a single copy. It is pretty hard to make significant sales of a product without leveraging affiliates and "JV" partners, even if you are some kind of SEO genius. At the very least you need to identify people in the niche with big sites and/or big lists who are willing to promote your product. In very saturated niches (like IM) this gets quite difficult for a newcomer...

Most of the learning products is doing it.

Research forums, Yahoo Answers, read reviews on Amazon and find out what's hurting people. Then repeat the research and come up with the solutions.

It's infinitely easier if you can go into a hot market where you have experience because you repeat the same steps above but add your own learning to it. That's a great unique selling point for your products and one of the reasons you'll see case studies on sale in the WSO section.

A really good strategy is to ask yourself "What do I want people to get out of this product". Then you break it into chapters and ask yourself "What do I want people to get out of this chapter?"

Then it's a case of fulfillment. Plan your product backwards, from the end point of the users, then start to create it.