I’m sorry but I don’t think I know about the article you mention. Hopefully someone else can help.

I read an excellent article awhile back about the top 10 trends in a seller’s market. I thought I had book-marked it but evidently I didn’t. Ken recommended the website I got it from. He said the author of the website was the original guru of affiliate sales (or something like that). When I went to his website, I found the article. The article was actually written by someone else. I would like to find the article again if you or anybody can help. It would be good for this blog.

Thanks for the kind words. And yes, as you say, it’s important to get focused and finish doing what you want to do.

Hi Leo,

I will do a post that will talk about how to choose your first (or next) product… today or tomorrow. I think that should help.

We have been thinking long and hard about what to offer as a product of our own but come up short on ideas.

So we have been looking to find other products that would pay well and fit into our big picture.

Wish we would have understood better what the action guide was trying to teach us before our site started growing in traffic.

I like that you mention SBI’ers and create the sense of community that makes us feel comfortable.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts about creating your own product.

I have been trying to create my own product for a couple of months now. Your idea to hibernate while doing the product, is a good one. I keep getting side-tracked, this is a big no-no. I know it and I just can’t seem to get my act together.

Anyway, your blog came at an appropriate time for me. Thank you.

Kerry.

I will be doing a follow up post to address your specific question. Stay tuned.

Yes, why not? And if you can sell the product as your own, keep all (or most) of the profits, and recruit your own affiliates, it’s as good as having your own products to sell, isn’t it?

In any case, it’s much better to keep making some money while you create/acquire your own products to sell. And if you do well with this strategy, there is no reason why you should stop even after you start selling your own products. Why give up a source of income anyway?

Plus, selling products this way will give you incredible insights about what sells in your market, how to sell stuff, what to do, what not to do, and all those things that only experience can teach. But you can get all this experience without having to create your own products. This will serve you really well when you do finally start selling your own stuff.