Product Creation: Your First Product in 4 Hours or Less!

Discussion about the different types of products and the kind or work involved: upfront or continuous.

Understanding what kind of product your audience is looking for is crucial to decide which type of product you should create.

Brief overview of this section and why it is so important to write outline before the actual product development.

The first step is to research for your outline by modeling other outlines. I will show you some cool tricks to make this process faster.

To create a successful product you need to be solving a deep problem that your audience has, something that is creating them pain. Here's how to find that specific type of pain and how to incorporate it into your outline.

Now comes the actual writing of your first outline, taking into account everything that we learned before.

Here's a neat little trick that I use that saves me a lot of time when the actual product development comes.

The outline is there to guide you but you can always adjust as you go along.

Here's the secret to becoming laser fast at research... and it's not what you think!

Types of keywords that you should be using to conduct proper research (multiple examples!).

Expanding the research in pain and how to learn more about what problems and solutions your audience is dealing with.

Here are some neat little tricks that I use to find the best resources available online.

This lesson alone will save you countless hours when you are developing your product.

Section recap as we move on from the research to the actual product development.

Why I start developing my products backwards and you should too!

Here's all the information you need to present in the introduction of your product.

Developing - or at least starting - the hardest part first will push your product to success.

How to make sure that you follow an order in your product development and do not get lost.

How to expand on research while already in product development: specific topic research.

How to convey tone and language when it comes to your product.

Humor is a great way to connect to readers but be careful to only do it if you are comfortable - and good! - with it!

How to enchant your audience instantly using stories that connects with them at a deeper level.

How to tell a story the right way: content, language, tone, objective, connection.

You're almost completed with your product but there is still a little to go.

What to look for and how to become a master at editing.

Edit as you go, after the first draft or at the very end of the product development.

Re-read/watch your product several times and ask yourself one question: can I make this simpler?

How to proofread your product for typos and mispells and final adjustments you need to make.

Ask for an outside opinion from someone you can trust and admire to give you honest feedback on your work.

Only through feedback I can truly become a better instructor. Please feel free to drop yours in the Discussion Section.

I am here to help you succeed so please feel free to post in the Discussion Forum any questions you might have.