Need some fast tips what i need now (Building a list)

You can make some yourself it can be an info product, like review. Write a report or an article or make a video.

Attek,

Product creation can be as simple or as complex as you make it. Here are a couple of quick ideas that will help.

1: Research your niche and write your own. This works great if you have the time and ability to write a product.

2: Outsource the product creation. This works well if you have some money to spend and do not feel that you can either do the research or are not a good writer.

3: Put together a collection. Many of the best products I have seen are collections. By this I mean collections of other peoples content. Ask people in your niche to write a 500-1000 word article related to the topics in your niche. Compile these articles into a book and offer these to those marketers at 100% commissions to build your list. Give away one chapter for your freebie and then sell the upgrade for the entire book. Many well known authors have done this quite successfully.

4: Interview someone in your niche. Since you are not likely the only person in the niche you are working, consider contacting others in the niche and asking if they would be interested in doing an interview. This can work extremely well since it becomes a product for both you AND the person being interviewed. (IE your first joint venture). They can promote it to their customers hopefully netting you some additional people on your own list.

** NOTE ** Interview several people and turn it into a full blown product line. such as 7-10 interviews, then becomes a larger package, and offer coaching on how to do interviews. Throw in some product plugs at the end of the interview and create additional affiliate income streams.

What you really need to know is what each step of your plan is going to be. This starts with knowing your potential customer.

1. What types of problems does your likely reader possess?
2. Does the product you are offering for free (your giveaway) actually assist them in some manner?
3. Will your paid product help to solve their immediate need?
4. Do they trust you enough to buy from you?

I spent many years in retail sales and management, so let me assure you trust is important. You want to provide a product that EXCEEDS THE EXPECTATIONS.

But the product still has to be useful to them. Don't give a person a sledgehammer when then need a pencil. Figure out what your customers needs are, then put something together to meed that need.