Alex Mitris

What Type Of Information You Can Give Away And Attract So Many Prospects…… You Won’t Know What To Do With Them?

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What Type Of Information You Can Give Away And Attract So Many Prospects…… You Won’t Know What To Do With Them?

When I talk with business owners and tell them to create an information product such as (PDF, check-list, video) and give it away for free...

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Most of them are overwhelmed and don't know where to start and what to create.

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They ask me:

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"Would X info be a good one?."

"How do I know it is going to work and attract new customers?"

"Is this going to be valuable?."

Etc...

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The best and easiest way for you to create an "info product", is...

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Write or record the answer to the 3 most common questions you get from your customers.

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There is a rule of 10 that exists. If somebody has a question, there are at least 10 more people who have the same question.

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Don't overcomplicate it. Take exactly your customer's words and make it your report title. Do NOT change anything.

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The consumption of the information has to be the one you are most comfortable with.

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If you are comfortable with video, do a video, upload it on YouTube at a private link.

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If you can write, then write a quick report and upload it to your website.

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If you are comfortable with voice messages, then record yourself and give the audio away.

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If you can’t do any of the above, hire somebody who does and get him to interview you and write it for you. Those people are called copywriters.

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And to give the free info away, you ask for an email or phone number from your customer.

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If you ask my opinion…

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It’s worth hiring a copywriter because he/she knows (better than you) the right language to use and attract new prospects.

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Persuasion is his job. Let him/her do the work so you can use the same report for years to come.

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If you can’t hire a copywriter, then don’t overcomplicate things. Write the same way you would talk to a friend. 

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Simple words, short sentences. Cut to the chase!

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To your success.

Alex.

"Don't overcomplicate things. Cut to the chase! "

- ALEX MITRIS

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