If you believe you “can’t” write or you just hate to write there are some other options when it comes to creating unique content. Today I’m going to show you 3 ways you can create tons of content without writing a word.

1. Teleseminars.

Grab a phone line, invite some people and have a teleseminar. You can take an hour on the phone talking about an affiliate product, reviewing the product, helping people actually use the product, or even doing an interview with the product owner.

Once your teleseminar is over  you can have someone transcribe your audio and from there the possibilities are endless. You can create a short report to offer to people to join your list, or you can give it away and let others do the same,  you can create an entire ebook, you can pull out snippets of the conversation and create blog posts as well as articles.

If you really don’t want to do ANY writing, you can outsource all of those activities.  Running a teleseminar is probably one of the easier things to do in internet marketing, but if you want to create an entire affiliate empire from doing teleseminars the best of the best to learn from is Bob the Teacher. You can learn every trick to making this work with his Teleseminar Formula Course ~ I’m going through it now and it is amazing.

2. Webinars.

Similar to teleseminars are webinars. The cool thing about doing a webinar is the other people on the line can see your computer screen. This is a great way to walk people through something so they can see first hand what you are talking about. You can also create a power point slide show and simply show the slides as you give your webinar.

You can host webinars at quite a few places for free including sites like dimdim.com. From your webinar you can also have a transcription created, and create blog posts, articles, short reports, and even products.

3. Videos.

With the new flip video cameras being relatively inexpensive it is easy for people who hate to write to create content. Whether it’s an article, blog post, short report ~ whatever you want to create ~ grab your flip camera and start talking. You can post the video to youtube, and then hire someone to either transcribe the video or even just watch it and rewrite what you were talking about. You can then post the written version on your blog or in an article directory.

4. Dragon Speaking Naturally

Dragon Speaking Naturally is  a great piece of software that hooks up to your computer and all you do is talk. As you talk it will type out what you are saying. This software takes a little bit to get started ~ you have to train it to understand what you’re saying, but once it’s trained (and it doesn’t take all that long) it can translate your voice with almost perfect accuracy.  Depending on which version you get the whole thing can be done by bluetooth headset so you aren’t even attached to your computer to do your talking.

There you have 4 easy ways you can create content when you think you “can’t” or just hate to write. If you have any other ideas for creating content without writing I’d love to hear them!!

This is a problem.

This is a problem because all the time you spend trying to figure out all the little details before you start is time you could be making your product.

It’s not only needing to know the details that sometimes stands in our way, it can be an idea of “how” we think it should work. I frequently get stuck on this point.

I’m currently putting together a micro continuity site. I had in my head that the videos would be done with a flip video camera. That’s just how I thought it would go. However, I don’t currently have a flip video camera. So I’ve been sitting here, stuck, for a week.

Today I decided to look at the tools I DO have on hand. I have camtasia, I have pictures of everything I want to talk about, and that’s really all I need. It doesn’t look like my original thought, but it will work. Now get to it.

Russell Brunson is the one I first heard the phrase ready. FIRE. aim from. It really impressed upon me how hard I can make things, and how much time that can waste.

Just remember a project doesn’t have to be finished before you put up the first step.  There are many things you can do before the process is complete. So get ready, do it and then adjust as things need adjusting.

If you haven’t started your first micro continuity site ~ why not? Don’t know what it is? Check out this free video where Russell explains it all! If you’ve already seen the video then grab your free MP3 player pre-loaded with 6 more hours of micro continuity information!! It’s great stuff. I’m already listening.

The Hype:

• membership sites are easy to run
• membership sites are solid money
• membership sites can bring you unlimited income

The real deal:

• membership software can be a HUGE pain in the a$$ to install and maintin
• the money is good ~ but you have to keep recruiting new members
• the time involved in maintaining a membership site is way more than people let on
• how you set up your membership site makes a HUGE difference in your workload
• you have to have consistent new content or another option is to provide yourself as the content
• When you choose to make yourself available ~ it makes living life outside of your membership site difficult
• mastering all the pieces of a traditional membership site can be tough
• you need a good handle on html and other coding stuff to get it set up and maintain ~ or else money to outsource

There’s another way, and easier way.

I first heard of fixed term membership sites from Jimmy D. Brown. His whole course Membernaire teaches the process over a year’s time. He sends his membership content through email, and only for a set amount of time. This solves two problems.

1. Your autoresponder can take care of the content delivery ~ taking you out of the picture.

2. Your members feel better about joining because they know they will only have to pay for a certain amount of time ~ it takes the “forever” element out of it.

I had concerns about whether the perceived value of a membership site sent through email would be as high as one done on a website ~ so I didn’t really pursue it.

Then comes micro continuity.

Then last week I saw a video by Russell Brunson ~ one of the couple internet marketers I believe is really a good person and out to really help people.

This video is over 60 minutes long ~ if you know me at all, you know I’m a reader not a video watcher. I hate that everything has gone to video. I sat down and started watching the video and couldn’t take my eyes off of it!!

Russell is so engaging and knowledgable I had to get up and leave half way through to go do something and I was upset I had to leave lol. It’s ok, it was waiting right there on my screen when I got back and I finished watching it.

The video outlines the entire process of creating a micro continuity site. A membership site that is delivered through email, and starts off with giving things away for free.

The concept is genius ~ you create a free cd or dvd (don’t worry he tells you where you can do this) then you simply give it away.  You create a couple videos where you give away secrets pertaining to your niche, and then as a bonus they get a free trial to your membership site when they order the free dvd. This is where you make your money ~ from the continuity program. However, you can also create an upsell of the product you really thought you were going to create ~ the ebook, or course etc, and sell it as well.

Look, just watch the video ~ it really is worth an hour of your life. If you don’t buy micro continuity you can still gleen more than enough information from the free video to get started.

Click here to watch Russell’s video

It gets even better though. Russell had one of his students create a video how she went about creating her first micro continuity product. She also whipped out a 34 page step by step blueprint of the process she used.

This is amazing content ~ and yes, it is FREE too!!

Grab the Joy Report and watch her video ~ it was what got me really amped up about this whole thing.

The fact that it is so simple to get set up, the maintenance on these sites is next to nothing since it will all be preloaded in your autoresponder and will go out automatically when someone joins. It’s all set it and forget it.

I wish I could say that about my membership site lol ~ although I love interacting with everyone it would be nice to know without a doubt I could go on a two week vacation and everyone would still get their money’s worth for the month.

Micro continuity ~ the product launches today. I think there will be a pretty good chance you can get a free mp3 player that comes preloaded with 6 hours of micro continuity content ~ that is a huge deal. I suggest you get there early for the launch as micro continuity sold out in less than 2 minutes last time it was offered.  I know I’ll be there standing in line to get mine.

Once you’ve read the report and watched the videos please come on back and let’s talk about it. I’m pretty excited about this idea, and would love to get together with some excited people to do some brainstorming.

I recently sat down and wrote a few  short reports on some specific topics. I was going to use them for one thing, and then I read this article. It totally changed the way I was looking at those short reports.

If  you’re looking for a  doable product creation process, read on~ this will get the ideas flowing, and the creative juices moving. It sure did for me!

The New Key To Creating Information Products That Sell
Even In Overcrowded, Highly-Competitive Markets

By Jimmy D. Brown of  “Small Reports Fortune”

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I want you to add a new word to your business vocabulary -

The word is “specialization”.

A new age has dawned in information marketing.  And it’s
the age of “specialization”.

Before I explain how this will help you create information
products that sell like crazy, let me give you a very brief
history lesson.

(I promise, this won’t hurt a bit.

Information products online have evolved since I logged onto
the Internet back in 1999…

1) THE SIMPLE AGE.

Times were simple back when I first came online.  And so were
the information products.  Way back when, information products
weren’t readily available online like they are today.  If you
could find ANY information on the topic you were interested in,
you grabbed it.

2) THE SYSTEMATIC AGE.

As more and more people learned how to create and market
information products online, a new era emerged:  the
“systematic” era.  This was a time when huge information products
were created with hundreds of pages.  The idea was to create
comprehensive courses on a particular topic.

3) THE SEPARATION AGE.

As “internet marketing” and other business-related markets
became inundated with product offerings, the birth and rapid
growth of “niche marketing” occurred.  People began separating
themselves from the crowd and focused on “tiny niche topics” of
interest.

4) THE SPECIALIZATION AGE.

Again competition came – even in these small niches.  While there
is still money to be made by focusing on these tiny, untapped
markets — the well is drying up at a fast rate.  Now enters a
new age … the “specialization” age of information marketing.

Which brings us to the lesson -

There is a LOT of money to be made by creating small, 7-15
page reports on PRECISE topics.

Most consumers would rather NOT sift through 100 pages of
information to find out how to do something they are interested
in, nor would they like to pay for 100 pages of information when
they only need chapter 3.

With more and more products available on the market, consumers
are getting pickier and pickier.  They want what they want and
only what they want.

Perhaps the biggest untapped information gold mine lies in this
concept of creating small reports on precise topics.

* 17 Ways to Find New Affiliates Using Google.com
* How To Walk Off 7 Pounds in 7 Days
* 3 Ways To Get Your Next Vacation Free Of Charge
* The 15-Minute Guide To Stalling A Divorce
* Top 7 Ideas For Starting A Homeschool Support Group

Specialized information.

7-15 page reports that sell anywhere from $10-$100, depending upon
the information.

And the benefits of writing these small reports are staggering -

1. You can write a small report in just a few hours of one day.

2. The profit per page ratio is astounding – 10 pages for $10 is
a dollar per page per customer.

3. Small reports are MUCH easier to write than full-length courses.

4. There is a never-ending supply of topics for small reports.

5. You maximize the lifetime value of your customer.  In other words,
you can sell report after report to the SAME customer.

6. A series or collection of your small reports can be bundled into
premium-priced courses over time.

7. When “hot topics” emerge (almost daily!) you can quickly crank
out a small report to strike while the iron is hot.

8. When other marketers are seeing success with their products, you
can create a complementary report to offer for sale as a supplement.

9. Many people can’t afford to buy (or refuse to buy) high-priced
courses – but virtually anyone can whip out $10-$15.

The list could go on and on.

I’ve been creating small reports for a long time.  In fact, I make
over $15,000 in PROFIT every month from just ONE of my sites.

I know this works.

And not just for me.

I had a customer recently email me to let me know he sold 420 copies
of his VERY FIRST small report, during its first month.

So, what I want to convince you to do is this -

***TRY IT FOR YOURSELF****

Create a small 7-15 page report and begin selling it online and see
what kind of results you see.

A new information age has dawned -  the age of specialization!

Create your own “special” reports and get your piece of the pie.

…………………….
Jimmy D. Brown is the author of “Small Reports Fortune” – if
you can write 7-15 page small reports, you can earn a living
online working just a few hours each week from your home.
Look at this EXCLUSIVE formula  for “Creating A Six-Figure Income
With Small Reports”
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