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7 Responses to “Product Creation Lessons For Your Business”

1. Dennis Grubbs Says:
   August 1st, 2008 at 5:10 pm

   I have to admit, that I rarely pay attention to your emails. It is simply because I couldn’t remember how I got on your list, and on top of that I get so many emails per day that I just don’t have the time to pay attention to everyone’s email. I don’t know why I read your email today, but I am glad I did.

   To tell you the truth, it just helped me realize where I need to direct my product focus. I come from a family of teachers, and maybe that is why I love showing people how to do things. I am one of those technical minded people and have always showed people how to do things on the computer, in addition to fixing it when they broke it.

   I now know that my product focus is always going to be on showing people how to do things, because I love Internet Marketing as much if not more than I love working with computers. The teleseminar pointers also helped me figure how I could add coaching to the product I am presently working on. This is critical because I wanted this product to overdeliver on value.

   Anywho… just wanted to say that the teleseminar was really good, even though I wasn’t there live. By the way, you should have kept your teaching job. It is difficult enough as it is getting good teachers in the classroom.

   Thanks,

   Dennis Grubbs
   JJP Marketing
   http://www.jjpmarketing.com

2. BobTheTeacher Says:
   August 1st, 2008 at 5:31 pm

   Thanks Dennis - I appreciate the comments and happy to have spark a few light bulbs that will help your business.

   Indeed, that’s why I had to quit my classroom teaching job so I could impact more people with ideas that would affect their entire families, not just 120 kids per year.

   I agree, it is difficult to find and keep good teachers. My mission is also to help other teachers stay in their classrooms as long as they wish without the financial burdens that typically drive them out.

   Bob

3. Dennis Grubbs Says:
   August 1st, 2008 at 7:42 pm

   I understand. My mother used to have to pull regular duty plus take extra gigs like extended school, etc. to be able to afford a decent home.

4. Freda Hill Says:
   August 2nd, 2008 at 3:42 am

   Hello BobtheTeacher Bob,
   Just wanna say You are fantastic!
   You started me on kiosk and
   started me lookin’ on many things,
   I still spend a lot of time
   piecing together the bits from
   many avenues, thanks, hope to
   get it together one day!
   I enjoyed your Poland videos, thank you.
   Keep smiling, it suits you :)
   Cheers, Freda
   http://www.OnLookin.com

5. Carlin Comm Says:
   August 2nd, 2008 at 7:39 pm

   Hey Bob,
   Just got a chance to watch your replay. Great content!
   If I may be so bold, a couple tips on the technical side.
   1. The good, your audio is great, the headset works well.
   2. Video, a bit more light will do wonders for your picture quality.
   3. Background… Dude :) try for a plain background, and better yet if you can keep the light out of the background, and just let it go dark it would be better.

   On the other hand, your content is great, so keep up the great work!
   Carlin
   a video guy with all the answers, and no content :) he he

6. Colleen Trudel Says:
   August 4th, 2008 at 1:42 am

   Dear Bob:

   I was not able to listen to you live and just had a chance to watch to your Product Creation video.

   Yes I do have a product, well it will be done in about two weeks. The biggest hurdle for me is financing. It is going to take me about $1500.00 to get it up on the web and ready to go.

   I know $1500.00 seems a measley amount of money to most people but for me it is a big hurdle.

   My product is a streamlined method of listing products on multiple selling platforms, including Amazon, OverstockAuctions, OnlineAuction.com, eBid.net, ePier.com, iOffer.com and eCrater.com.

   I have been a tutor for years teaching others how to sell on eBay.com, and became an eBay Education Specialist three years ago. I also teach computer software on a one-to-one basis.

   My product is a series of hands on video instruction. I have streamlined the process in a way that saves weeks of time.

   Everything will be on a membership site so my clients can network and learn from each other as well.

   There is not monthly fee, just a one time purchase price. The site will also have articles and help on marketing and many other items in addition to the main course.

   It’s a great product but if I can’t get the money up to launch it, no one will ever know how good it is.

   Before anyone asks, yes I do have the methods working for me but I also have a spine injury that requires a lot of medicine and treatment. Most of my profit goes into medical bills every month because the law suit has not settled. It is going on 8 years since the accident and I finally have a court case in November but until then my funds are either returned into my business or going to medical bills.

   So that is my biggest block, the finances to get it up and running.

   Sincerely,

   Colleen

7. Marvin Krazy Crawford Says:
   August 19th, 2008 at 12:32 am

   Your site and information is simply awesome! I have never seen anything like it! Keep up the great work. I know I have enogh information for a few products but my main problem is organization. I have been advised by friends to let it go and to improve later.

   I thank you for soooooooooooooooo many resources. You are awesome one of my mentors Eben Pagan says that you are great!

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