When creating an information product, most of us choose a topic and create a title. We then take a long time to write the product and record the audio portion. In fact, experienced marketers do just the opposite. They do these three things:

They take a very long time to conduct the research. They make sure the market really is hungry. They frame the topic as a "How to solve this problem" instead of, "Interesting information about this problem."

Second, they make sure people are searching online to find solutions to a problem. Since just about everybody searches for something online these days, you may have to take an extra step: you may need to find where they are searching. Sometimes your hungry market won't be googling or checking other search engines. Sometimes they are visiting online bookstores, social media and/or private forums.

Third, they learn what keywords the market uses to search for solutions to a challenging problem. For instance, you may think your market focuses on career planning but they may search on "career change" or "finding a new career."

The most important component of an information product is the pain and desperation of your target market. You really need to hit your buyers' hot buttons.

Learning how to play a better hand of poker usually doesn't attract desperate buyers. Learning how to make better videos with your new camcorder usually does not fall into the category of "desperate."

However, an e-book that shows business owners how to use certain features on their video recorder, so they spend less time creating a video for their websites, might qualify as a "desperate" product. The reason? You shifted the focus from "using a camera" to "saving time so you can make more money."

Here's another example. "Marissa" lost her job in a boutique clothing store when the owner retired. Marissa had always loved fashion and she wanted to stay in this field. But how could she start a business? She had no talent for designing or making clothes. She just knew how to match an average-size body to a hot new fashion trend.

Marissa decided to start a fashion advisory service for executive women. But she needed to figure out a way to reach desperate, hungry buyers. She realized that many women in their forties and fifties were earning a good income, so they could afford her services. Many were laid off during corporate restructurings and they had to seek a job for the first time in years. They didn't have wardrobes that were suitable for interviews. They didn't know how to start putting a look together for interviews in the 21st century.

Marissa knew fashion. She knew the local retail stores. She could create information products to save time and money, Most importantly, she would help them find jobs faster than they would otherwise, because their appearance would make them stand out from other interviewees.

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