Tom Trush is a new AMS student who also writes articles for his local Chamber of Commerce. Because he’s already recording the interviews he does for those magazine articles, he’s decided to turn the leftover audios into information products. But he has some questions about how to do this the best way, how to find a niche - and how to get his list to respond to his emails.
So in this 40-minute interview, you’ll hear my consultation with Tom where I tell him exactly how I make my audios from the easiest way I know how to schedule interviews to how I get my list to respond to my email requests for interview questions.
You’ll Also Hear:
* Detailed steps that take you through the whole process of editing and uploading audios
* The best way to back up and store your audio files
* How to get help with your website - without paying more than you need to
* When to break an audio into more than one part
* Where to find cheap transcriptions - and how much you can expect to pay
* The benefits of hiring an assistant
* Ways to find the perfect niche market and how to make the most of it
Tom works from home with two kids just like I do, so I can relate to some of the challenges he’s facing. So I also tell him the best ways I know how to get work done when you’re dealing with distractions and unexpected noises.
Tom’s got a lot of great ideas for combining his freelance writing with audio information products and in this consultation you’ll hear exactly how to do it, from start to finish.
This is an exclusive interview from Michael Senoff's www.hardtofindseminars.com.
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