4 Tips To Creating Your Own Products

I have been really busy these past few weeks preparing for the launch of my brand new product which is going to be released this Wednesday, August 6 2008.

However this product is made in the Indonesian language and specifically catered to the Indonesian people.

If you’re wondering why I made my new product in the Indonesian language, it’s because I am from Indonesia and I want to help my home people learn about Internet Marketing.

Most of the time they have difficulty buying Internet Marketing products out there on the market to educate themselves about IM because of their limited English skills. So here I am and I want to show them how they can make real money too from the Internet

This new product of mine that is going to be launched in just 2 days time is actually my third IM product in the Indonesian language.

The first two went very well when they were launched back a few months ago, and they are still bringing me in consistent money every day, right as we speak this moment.

If you’re at all interested in finding out more about my Indonesian IM blog and the two products that I currently have, you can click here to see them for yourself.

Just keep in mind that all of them are written in the Indonesian language and you won’t understand a single word I say, alright?

Some of you may be asking if I have any IM products that are in the English language.

I currently do not have a paying English product yet, but I have a Free report in English titled “Your First 100 Dollars Online” that will open your eyes to the world of Internet Marketing and show you how you can make your first $100 online.

So if you haven’t yet got yourself this report, go get it now. Hey it does not cost you a single red cent.

Having successfully launched two IM products with a third just a few days away, there are some lessons to be learned when it comes to creating your own products (now please take note that it applies to every niche, not just the IM niche):

1. You need to do some planning

You don’t have to plan every little smallest detail because if you do, you will probably suffer from too much planning and eventually not doing anything at all.

Most people who are planning to launch their products for the first time suffer from action paralysis because they plan too much and they go into too much detail.

Yes, you definitely need to do some planning, but just enough so that you know the crucial things that you need to take care of.

For me, doing some planning to launch a new product would include things like: registering a domain, hosting, setting up payment systems like PayPal to take orders, graphic design for the mini site, sales letter, product creation, etc.

2. You need to set specific datelines

After you have done some planning for your product launch, you need to set specific datelines for each individual task that you plan in step 1.

Specific datelines means doing such and such task by this date. For example, you might write down that you are going to get the graphic design for your mini site done by Monday, August 4, 2008.

Don’t just say ASAP (as soon as possible)! Because ASAP usually never comes.

3. What resources do you have available?

The next thing you need to take into account is what resources are available to you.

If you want to set up an affiliate script for your new product, do you know how?

Do you know how to design great looking mini sites with nice headers, footers, and 3D graphics for your new product?

If you are not good at these things, or if you don’t have a clue how to do it, it is best to out-task or outsource them to a professional.

Yes, you might end up spending more money; but you save yourself time which you can put to better use. Time that can be used to focus on the things that you are really good at.

Imagine if you know nothing about graphic design yet you try to design your mini site yourself. After spending tens of hours, you have just managed to design a mediocre header. Great!

4. Realize that you can’t be perfect

Just like nobody is perfect, no product out there is perfect either.

Especially when you are preparing your product to be launched to the market for the first time, it is okay for your product not to be perfect.

If you wait until your product is perfect before you actually launch it, you will never ever launch your product.

Just launch your product and improve it along the way. That is why a lot of products have version 1, version 2, version 3, etc.

The key here is to get your product out there, and everything else will follow

So those are the 4 tips about product creation that I have learned based on my experience in creating my 3 products. I hope you find them useful.