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WRITING AIDS

eBook Starter
from Web Source
(Templates, Software & eBook)

Article Arsenal (including Article Blaster)
by Eric Holmund
(eBooks & Software)

New Novelist (Realizing the Creative Genius in All of US)
from Creativity Software

Viral Article Toolkit: Prewritten, Rebrandable, Even Rewritable Article Templates
by Larry Dotson

How to Write Feature Articles: The Complete Handbook for the Rest of Us
by Keith Choy

From the Site... "This handbook will teach you how to write feature articles that editors and publishers love, even if you have no idea on where to begin or how to write complete sentence or how to write great headlines. Once you know the secret of writing successful feature articles, it's literally like having the power to create cash on demand. Imagine, anytime you need more money, you just write..."

6 Tips for Creating Winning Niche Product
by Keith Choy

Do you know how to create your own winning niche product?

In this article, I reveal 6 tips that will not only speed up your product creations but also ensure you have a ready hungry market to sell to once your hot product is ready

1. Find out what is your buyer's biggest problem.

If you already work in a certain niche, spend some time to evaluate the biggest problems business owners face. For instance, do they face the problem of intellectual property theft? If so, create an information product that thoroughly explains the dangers they face – and some of the best solutions they can employ.

2. Automate labor-intensive task.

Create a niche product that automates a labor-intensive task. For instance, submitting articles to directories is a labor-intensive task. This is why many article submitters have sold extremely well. Creating software is almost the best way go to go about this task, but information products will sometimes work, too.

3. Get other experts to create the product for you.

Consider hiring a software programmer to create niche products – or bonus products – for you. You can use a site like Rentacoder, Guru, or Elance to find a talented programmer. Additionally, you can search forums for programmers. In many cases, you can get a high-quality program that fits your specifications for as little as $50.

4. Test a smaller niche product first.

Before moving into a niche and concentrating resources to work on it, you will want to consider launching a smaller niche product first to test the market. Some niche forums, for instance, will allow business owners to sell products. You may want to see how the response is to your product before you then attempt to penetrate your niche further with a more expensive product.

5. Create your own viral product.

Consider purchasing a 'brander' program for your niche products. These programs will allow your product affiliates or redistributors to change the affiliate links in the product to their own affiliate links. This will make them actually want to sell (or give away) more copies of said product so that they can earn more, too.

6. Brand your product and yourself.

Make an attempt to brand your niche product. For instance, you could use an interesting concept, such as Mike Filsaime's 'Butterfly Marketing' or you could use your own name, especially if you have a considerable amount of clout in your own industry. Branding will help your product gain notoriety; and will also facilitate the creation of pre-launch 'buzz'.
So start today now and create your own niche product for your own success.

There are virtually dozens of ways in which you can be successful in creating your own winning niche products however, according to Keith Choy there are two things you must have: good ideas and the motivation to take action. To get more good ideas and plan, visit his WealthMountains Internet Portal to learn more: http://www.WealthMountains.com

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Viral Writing: How to Automate Your Writing Like a Virus (for eBooks, Special Reports, Articles and More)
by Larry Dotson

Article by Author... "1. Create benefit intensifiers for your list of ad copy benefits. Example, The Benefit: "Save More Time", The Benefit's Intensifier: "Never Seen Before". 2. Use a little humor in your ad copy. It could be the little extra motive you need to close a sale. People are usually persuaded easier if they're in a good mood..." Read More

From the Site... "Haven't you ever wished there was a no cost, no effort way to write information products or articles very quickly?… I've created a remote control writing formula that works for almost any type of information product. Use this system to easily write, create or compile: electronic publications: ebooks, email courses, subscription sites, eReports, etc..."

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