Offering a coaching program or eclass – especially high-ticket coaching and classes – is an easy way to make $10,000 or more each month. That’s because you only need to find 10 $1000 clients, which is much easier than trying to sell 1000 $10 ebooks!

Nonetheless, your clients aren’t going to magically appear at your virtual doorstep. And that means you need to actively market your offer to get it in front of your prospects.

Here are five surefire ways to do exactly that…

How much money are you making right now with your info-product business?

No, you don’t have to tell me. Just think about the number. Now let me ask you: Would you like to make ten times that amount of cash? Of course you would!

Now, there are plenty of ways to grow your business, including:

Sales slowdowns are inevitable.

It might be the economy, it might be a holiday, or it just might be the season. For whatever reason, they happen – but you don’t have to just accept it.

Instead, you can get proactive and go rustle up some sales.

Here’s what to do:

Remember Peter Pan’s sidekick Tinkerbell? Besides being a cute little pixie, she possessed something magical: her pixie “dust”. When she sprinkled a little on someone they could take wing and fly.

It doesn’t take the magic and creativity of Disney to come up with great ideas.

But it just might take a little writer’s pixie dust!

Sprinkle a little of the following on your content and watch it soar to new heights!

I was sorting through my computer when I happened upon something that I wrote a LONG time ago about making money with “reprint rights”.

The following is a report that I wrote and published back on April 6, 2003. That’s right … SIX YEARS AGO. (Which is like 60 years in internet time!)

As I was reading through it I found that most of what I wrote about back then has since become common practices. At the time, this was all unheard of stuff.

I remember speaking at an event shortly after this when Paul Myers said to the crowd of my presentation, “This is cutting edge stuff folks. This is stuff hardly no one knows about.”

It wasn’t long after that when I started the entire PLR market with my “Products In The Rough” lineup which birthed Nicheology.com the first major PLR site.

Little did I know how things would change during the next 6 years. Several of the people I mentioned in the article are no longer active marketers. Sadly, Corey Rudl was killed in a tragic car accident. Some of the terms used in the article have changed (”affiliate” programs were more widely known as “associate” programs back then). I love the reference to me making “$400-$600 per month with affiliate programs. I thought that was all the money in the world back then. My how things have changed.

But the content is still right on target.

I just got back from a weekend trip to Nashville where I ran the half-marathon. It was very hilly and unseasonably warm in the mid-80’s, but I was still able to beat my old PR by more than 2 1/2 minutes!

I was looking forward to the 13.1 mile run and that attitude probably helped a lot in overcoming the conditions.

(In the interest of full disclosure I was Probably looking more forward to the pre-race pasta meal which probably also helped in overcoming the conditions. LOL)

Before I unpack my New Balance shoes and get settled in to this week, I thought I’d send you out a quick notice to let you know about a free report that I just released.