I have two products and working on my 3rd. I never gave it much thought as to breaking down one product into multiple sales channels.

Thank you for your powerful ideas that will help all of us to grow our business.

Best,

Wayne O. Stanila

Great points you make regarding re-inventing the same product.

I really like what you say about your only limtited by your imagination, and it’s a great way of catering for the individual preference of people, opening doors to additional markets.

Could not have been better timing John; as I am in the middle of creating my product in your Masterclass! Lot’s of new idea’s now!

Thanks for sharing such great idea’s John

Ian

I have several digital products that I would like to generate more sales from and now I know how to do it.

Technology is evolving so quickly and we must evolve with it. Your absolutley right that some people like to read physical books and some like to read on a kindle or listen to an mp3. I already have my products online, in mp3 version and on ebay so my next goal is to get my existing products onto kindle.

Thanks again for a great post!
Steve Wilkins.

I am trying to create my own product and never thought of marketing it this way.

Thanks for the tips, they are greatly appreciated!

Keep up the good work
Linda

I had noticed lately you were doing some ‘re-purposing’ of your products. 😉

I knew about re-purposing a long time ago, but it never really hit me the level you could take re-purposing to until I went to the seminar by Raymond Aaron recently.

He talked about different ways to re-purpose and reinvent the same product in order to create product packages to suit every type of buyer.

Some people only want to buy small, some will only buy middle range and then there will be some that will want the whole kitchen sink and as product developers we should be offering the different packages and in different format or else we are leaving money on the table.

I had a massive ‘Aaha’ moment when Raymond used my little ebook for the class as an example. In 20 minutes he showed me and the class another 20 odd different ways I could be selling my product and the different packages I should be offering to my niche.

I sat there completely dumb founded and gob smacked so to speak! Talk about a ‘bimbo’ moment.

I had no idea of the potential I had been missing out on.

Hence this is exactly what I am focusing on now.

Thank you for sharing how you are ‘re-purposing’ your products. I am sure there will be many people reading this blog post that will be having many a “Aahaa’ moment.

I hope everything is going well.

Cheers

Jacinta 😀

Thanks
zora Blume

Gives me some great ideas about rebranding PLR and making several products, or more accurately, several versions of the product.

Food for thought.

Thanks John.

All the best,

Dave

And as a wise man once told me – “Many Streams Make A River!” 😉

Randy

I’ve just written a review of Kindle Publishing Made Easy and I agree the product is very good. In order to write the review I used a PLR product and followed Vals instructions to the letter and am now Kindle Published.

I do intend to create a kindle version of all future products, but can i ask your advice John?

I received a comment asking if i would create a Kindle version of Ease The Squeeze With Auctions, which is on Clickbank, but with low results. I’m unsure of whether to do this or not, what would you recommend John?

Also does the digital version of Powerseller Challenge 4 differ much from the Branded disc version?

Thanks John, Barry