"But I can't write." "I don't have any ideas." "Everything has been done before."

Well, here is a great way to generate your first product. Find someone who is interesting and interview them. Really, it is that easy. Surely, you know someone who is very good at what they do. Why not write a list of 10-15 questions, arrange a time to ask them and record the interview?

Before you ask questions, I'll tell you the main ones I receive.

What kind of topics make for good interviews? Anything that someone would be interested in and pay money for. Do you know someone who is a whiz at marketing? Someone who is good at explaining taxes? Someone who knows how to put on a great wedding while saving money? Someone who knows how to shoot spectacular pictures? The list is endless!

Would these professionals allow themselves to be interviewed? If they're into the mainstream market, they know the benefits of being interviewed by another party who has tons of regular readers or subscribers. A lot of people can be reached even those you haven't heard of you. You can start a relationship with their customers that way. Even if they aren't into the mainstream market, it's one way of increasing their sales. You can even split the profits from the sales with them, if they have an Audio CD up for sale. After accounting for the production costs like the blank cd media, labels, jewel inserts and shipping; you share the profit with the expert you interviewed. Selling at wholesale is also another way of selling the CD's and they can put them up for sale on their own internet site.

'm not familiar with his field of expertise. You don't need to fully understand the nature of his work. You are just there to report on what you've heard from him. You are not the expert. You just get the information from him. All it takes is for you to ask the questions the way you wanted it or other would have wanted. That's one of the good presentation tips I share with my students. It is better to hand them over the questions beforehand so that they are relaxed and prepared. Also ask about the things he is selling and ask about his internet site. He might tell you that some questions are off-topic and need to be removed from the interview. He may not want to reveal everything. Its a matter of respecting his wishes.

If you want the fastest way to create a product on your own and start a business online, then interviewing others is the way to go. An interview each month should guarantee you tons of resources in a short span of time.