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1. LA New Product Development & Teams 1951 NW 7th Ave #600, Miami, FL 33136, United States +1 786-977-2376 rapid prototyping miami How to Create Information Products? It's amazing how many times people type the question." How to create information products?" into one of the search engines looking for the "Secret Sauce" A really great site to help you answer your question "How to create information products" is Amzon.com. Amazon.com is the worlds largest online bookstore. Now, you are probably thinking that I am going to tell you to order a book on how to create information products? Not so... put your credit card away and listen up. In order to know how to create information products, the first thing you have to be able to do is to come up with really great and unique ideas for your information or ebooks. This is where Amazon.com really shines. They have a most wonderful search or rather research tool for delivering plenty good ideas from which you can profit. The trick is knowing how to use this amazing "ideas" tool. Let's go and see how you can come up with excellent eBook ideas-on-tap at Amazon.com. STEP ONE >>You need to start with a really broad category to begin with, something evergreen like "making money online"or "weightloss" are always vibrant markets. For the purpose of this article Let's look at GOLF. STEP TWO >>Get over to their site and locate the search form. Now pull down the arrow menu and select Books. Now type in your category, I'll type in GOLF. Assuming you started with a broad category you should be faced with hundreds if not thousands of books on your chosen subject. STEP THREE >> Now it's brainstorming time, basically sift through the many titles writing down any and all possible ideas that will come at you from what you read. (You are looking to identify the different themes, subcategories and styles) Here are some of the examples that came up when I typed in GOLF. There are dozens of hot ideas here, just look at these! Becoming a better golfer * "Improving Your Short Game." * "learning to break 100"

2. * "A-Z of Golf Shots" Guides to golf courses * "golf vacation guides." * "golfing in Tennessee" * "7 shots that will change your golf game forever." * "best kept secrets: great golf courses you've probably never played," * "golfing the Robert Trent Jones trail" * "the best golf courses in America," Profiting from golf * "How to negotiate business deals during golf outings," * "Legal golf tax deductions for businesspeople," * "business seminars and golf: how to mix training and * fun for maximum profit" Golf and Business * "How to negotiate business deals during golf outings," Golf Products * "How to negotiate discounts" * "How to find the best products for your specific golf game" * "Resource guides to finding the best deals on golfing products" * "Reviews of the latest golf equipment" * "Ratings of golf courses" So from just one broad category - GOLF, we have very quickly come up with 18 different potential product ideas. Now I am certain that amongst that lot, lurks a potential best seller, especially when you add a little creative flair by mixing and matching some of these ideas. So, there you have it - That is one very effective way of how to create information products that will sell like hotcakes.