I’m super excited to announce my latest free ebook, titled Infoproduct Idea Kit: How to Come Up With Great Ideas for eBooks, Membership Sites, and More. If you’re looking to make money with infoproducts or just need a good opt-in incentive for your mailing list, you NEED to read this.
It’s 35 pages long and totally free, but it’s going out to my mailing list members only. If you aren’t on The Backlight’s list yet, go ahead and enter your email address into the form in the right sidebar. You’ll get it right away in an email.
It’s available in PDF, Kindle, and EPUB formats. The email you get will tell you how to get whatever format you want.
I hope you like it! Leave a comment on the post here and let me know what you think.
Please share this post and invite others to sign up and download the ebook :)
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I got a copy of the inforproduct key. It really sounds interesting and to think that it is free..Gee thanks!
What a great ebook, Tristan! Thanks!!
Tristan,
Awesome! This is something I need to get me started! Looking forward to reading it.
~Allie
Hi Tristan. Lovely site and great ideas in your ebook! Thanks for sharing.
I’m updating all my links from BloggingBookshelf to Backlight.
Cheers,
Mitch
Hey, Tristan, I’m a new fiction author converting my website to a blog and not very techie so it is slow. I’ve really been stumped for content and subject matter I could use for a small book to give away or sell cheap or both. Reading your little book gave me some ideas. I have a number of “letters” sent to friends through the years recounting trips in our RV. They aren’t so much about reciting places or specifics, but amusing mistakes, ‘Murphy’s law’ type events that at times were quite hair raising. So maybe I’ll come up with an Rving kit of do’s and don’ts. Thanks! You’ve already helped me clarify the clutter several times since I stumbled over your site through LinkedIn!
Kay
Hi,
Nice one which will work for everyone with more efficiently. Beside that this can prove solid backup behind you.
Hey Tristan … congrats on the new design – looks great, and I like the name as well. Looking forward to tearing through the new book, as product creation is my “next step”.
Thanks brother!
- Scott
Excited to read this! Thanks
Hi Tristan,
Thanks again for a great product. Just one question. I have a membership site on Paris Unraveled, which is basically a 70,000 word awesome e-book about moving to France. Great, right? I’m not charging very much for it – like $2 a month or $18 for the year, which isn’t expensive, even for a student.
Here’s my issue. I started a blog to go with the site, except that I’m not very good at updating regularly. I basically thought blogging would be a good way to get better search engine rankings and thus more visitors, but it’s not really helping me get people to actually check out the rest of my site.
Do you think a blog is essential to marketing a membership site? And if you do, how do you get people who find the site to click on other stuff, namely, the book?
Thanks!
Allison
Hey Tristan,
I downloaded the PDF and did a quick look through it. I think you’ve got lots of actionable info in there. Good job! :)
Peggy
The eBook was great! Lots and lots of fabulous information. :-)
Love this idea for an free e-book. Also, just wanted to say that your post on how to use Pintrest was pretty insightful. My fiancee recently turned me on to this website and all of her friends are crazy about it. (Personally, I still don’t get it.) However, I can tell there’s something to that website so thanks for giving me some potential marketing ideas with that website. Cheers! Let me know if you ever need a guest post.
Hey ,
Totally signed in to get this and hopefully to learn more from you, thanks!
Sergio
Hey sorry Tristan,
I couldn’t manage to include your name in my last message, damn computer keeps glitching up.
Anyway, thanks again!
I have the EPUB Reader extension for Firefox so I tried that and the PDF version. The PDF version looks a lot better, but there is nothing wrong with the EPUB version. I haven’t read the eBook yet but will soon.
great e-book!
I have a question that some of you may be able to answer:
Instead of thinking for ages about what to blog about, do you think it would be a good idea to simply get on with it, blog about your daily life, perhaps about trying new things, and see which of them branches off into an area in which you could delve deeper into and which one is receiving most interest?
Hope I was clear there…
What do you think?
Thanks in advance for the ebook
Tristan,
This is a goldmine of creativity-sparking ideas. Thanks for jump-starting my imagination, so I can be a more productive copywriter.
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