Warriors Help Needed Please!!!!!!

I have a copy of Product Launch Formula, is your course going to be more comprehensive than that?

Abul

So let me get this straight...

Your first product is going to be a product teaching people how to launch a product?

NEXT!

Hmmm. I think you made a couple of mistakes here. 1st, there are probably at least 10-15 Warriors who have this thread bookmarked to see the responses. You know why? So they can create a product based on the answers and advice of the posters. Same as you, right?

2nd. There is a better way to get info like this. You could search the forum for "launch" in thread titles only, and look through those threads to get your info.

Also, use scribd to see if you can see some table of contents of other product launch ebooks...same with Amazon.com

This is a good strategy of getting info, but dont be so specific. You should have instead said you were launching a product, but had some problems figuring out the launch thing. (That isnt a lie.) Then say you were wondering what obstacles others came across when launching, or thinking about launching a product. Then, no one would know you were writing a guide on the subject.

Come back here to offer some free copies for review.

I would like to see how good you are compared to Launch Formula

Hi Byron,

Your first product and it's about Product Launches...

So that begs the question "How useful is this going to be?"

As the saying goes..."Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgment."

What are you going to be selling here? Experience?

Or its' precursor

KJ

Oy. :rolleyes:

(1) successfully create and launch a product.
(2) make some money with that product you launched.
(3) create and sell a product based on your personal hard-won experience in creating and launching a successful product.

See the sequence of steps there? First (1) then (2), then (3). Do not go straight to (3), merrily skipping everything else and hoping people in the forum will help you fill in all the blanks.

Oh, and stop using umpteen exclamation points when one at most will do. It's juvenile and annoying.

What Kyle said. Next.

Am I right in thinking this will be a poor mans version of Product Launch Formula that you'll sell at Clickbank? And can you see why people might think it's a bit weird that your first ever product is teaching people how to launch products?

One of the reasons Frank Kern did well with Mass Control was because he had an awesome track record of doing huge launches. Why should we listen to you when we could listen to Frank or Jeff?

Sean

Am I Missing Something?
If we all did or didn't create products based on what is already out in the marketplace, there would be plenty of us working at Starbucks. He doesn't need to outsell the PLF, he just needs to sell to a portion of that audience that PLF didn't resonate with. Or couldn't afford it. Or missed it entirely. Or never even heard of PLF. It's done everyday. And done well.

Byron,

You're thinking huge, and to do it right will take a ton of time, energy and $. A mistake I've made before. Consider focusing and mastering smaller steps of the big picture.

wow just woke up today and say 18 messages on the subject already

Firslty if we are going to talk about the experience side of things.. Then I would say how can anyone write a product? What I mean is someone who has basic knowledge in things, is not allowed to write a product? Do you think all the big gurus out there were experts in the field overnight?? No!

I have basic knowledge in other stuff but you are telling me that I am not allowed to create a product?? Well if that was the case no one would do it then....


And regarding Product Launch Formula.. First question how much is it??

Here's a solution for you Byron that's worked for others.

Why don't you interview experts on whatever niche you do finally
decide on and then let those interviews be your product?

This way you're doing a service to your customers because you
will actually be providing expert content they can actually use

...based on experience. And you really should NOT create it in
the product launch niche because you haven't launched
enough products in order to provide any value for those
truly searching for expert content on how to do it.

So your customers win because they get some useful value from experts.
You win because you finally got your own product out there.
And the experts win because they get some more exposure
for their products on top of whatever you pay them.

There are plenty of details to work out with that, but that's sort of a nutshell
to start from and I'm sure other warriors know of some good examples
of that very process and success stories of those who did it
to help guide you in the right direction.

Byron, that's only a problem for you if you let yourself stray off the solution side of things.

See, it looks like your current thought process is going something along the lines of

"I can't do this because ______ (problem here)."

Or "Can I do this even though _____ (problem here)?"

Instead of thinking like that, if you're serious about wanting to get it done,
here's how you should approach it:

"What can I offer these experts in order for them to want to let me interview them for my new product?"

_______ (answer/successful solution here)


Again, it's something that's been done numerous times by people who had no experience.
It worked for them and if you at least see what they did and then apply it,
there's a much greater probability it will work for you too than if you ask the
self-defeating questions and feed on them instead.

So find out what they offered the experts to get them to do it
and there you go, problem solved.

Consider the story of Tellman Knudson.

He's a multi-millionaire and got his start that exact same way.

Guess how big his list was? A big fat goose egg. That's right, zero.

Guess what his area of expertise is today? If you guessed list building, you're right.

And is he faking it? Nope. He's got thousands upon thousands of subscribers and buyers
on lists in various niches and helps others with their list building too.

Byron, guess how he got his start?

He interviewed experts on list building and then offered it as a product.

So if your question (or the only remaining stumbling block remaining for you mentally)
is what to offer the experts in return for the interviews and promotion,

Then it's time to turn the stumbling block keeping you from your goal
into the very stepping stone to get there.

If you do some research on him and his story,
you'll see he even tells exactly what he offered
all the experts to do the interviews
and how they even agreed to promote the product
after he finished all the interviews.

And they did.

It was a hit and today he's a multimillionaire owner
of a company that helps others build their lists!

Hope that helps.

Oh and he didn't have money, his computer was an old one that made noises
and he didn't have any experience or connections either.

So as you can see, any excuse or stumbling block that you can come up with,
someone else has already experienced it and successfully overcome it.

Can you do the same?

It's up to you and no one else.