The introduction starts out "I'm going to show you the oh so simple secrets of creating effective, profitable information products.

For more details go to: www.instant-cd-products.com these are the very same SIMPLE secrets used by information product gurus. Simple yes, but also deadly effective and hugely profitable..."

And the author explains some reasons he believes information product creation is the best way to go.

Chapter One: Pick Your Information Product

In this chapter the author includes a baker's dozen list of very popular possibilities and also shows some FREE and up-to-the-minute sources you can 'mine' for your own ideas.

Chapter Two: Product Creation and Branding

This chapter discusses branding yourself and/or your product. For example, Cesar Millan IS "The Dog Whisperer". If someone mentions home decorating you may only think of Martha Stewart..

Chapter Three: Creating Your Info-Product

Audio books, videos and ebooks are some of the product types that are discussed in this chapter. How-to's and when-to's for each.

Chapter Four: Pricing and How to Get Testimonials

This chapter focuses on different ways to get testimonials for your product and how to decide on the proper price for you offering to get the buyer to click on that 'Buy Now' button.

Chapter Five: Selling Your Product

Now we get down to it. After all, it is about making money! This is the bottom line reason anyone would offer information on the internet.

For can visit to: www.product-creation-secrets.com this chapter discusses the free and not pay methods of selling your product.

This ebook is thirty-two pages long and there is no fluff, no filler. Everything the author does for himself he outlines and explains here for you.

There are numerous screen shots and step-by-step instructions on how to do anything and everything necessary to create and market your products. There are also links to different sites that help you find your subject matter, create it and market it.

I have read a great many books about emarketing and I like this one a lot. As I mentioned earlier there is absolutely no fluff or filler in those thirty-two pages. The author even warns you about keeping an eye on those not free things you might try so they don't drain your pocketbook. I am very impressed with this book and consider it a very good value for the money.