Bill Myers - February 26, 2010

Just answer these simple questions, and you could have the basic outline for a product that many others will want to buy from you

Here's a question: What DVD, CD, ebook or software tool would you purchase today if it were available?

And if the product were a DVD, CD, or eBook, what information would you like to see covered?

Or if the product were a software tool, what would you want it to accomplish?

To make this easier, write a list of bullet points you'd like to see in the product.

If you do this and take the time to write out your bullet list, you'll have a description of a product along with a working outline of what it should include.

You could then use that outline to create (or have someone else create), the exact product you want.

More importantly, if you do create the product, you probably have something that other people will want to buy - maybe a lot of other people.

So the question is: "What DVD, CD, ebook or software tool would you purchase today if it were available?"

And what would you want the product to do, or to include?

Write that down, and you'll have an outline for your next project.

And if you don't want to create the product, feel free to send me your description and bullet points by email.

Maybe I'll get it created for you.

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