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Summary of Live Training Meeting For Lazy Publisher Profits Part 6:Here's a 2,000-word narrative summary of the text:This training video outlines a comprehensive strategy for creating successful information products through partnerships with subject matter experts. The process begins with thorough research to identify potential experts, primarily focusing on those with established YouTube channels boasting over 100,000 subscribers. This initial evaluation goes beyond mere numbers, requiring careful assessment of the expert's teaching style, personality, and ability to engage an audience effectively.The approach to initiating contact is strategic, leading with a request for an interview rather than immediately discussing business opportunities. This interview serves multiple purposes, acting as both a relationship builder and a valuable content piece that can be repurposed across various platforms. During initial conversations, it's important to inquire about any existing products in the expert's portfolio. Whether these previous ventures were successful or not, they provide valuable insights and opportunities - failed products indicate a need for marketing expertise, while successful ones suggest potential for scaling and integration into a broader sales funnel.At the heart of the partnership strategy is a 70/30 revenue split structure, with the company retaining 70% and the expert receiving 30% of gross revenue. This division is justified through the comprehensive service package provided by the company, which includes all operational aspects such as hosting, advertising, marketing, membership area management, and customer support. The pitch to experts emphasizes their ability to earn significant income without dealing with technical or operational concerns, while receiving guidance throughout the entire process.A key element of the negotiation process is a carefully crafted pitch that emphasizes the value proposition. The recommended script highlights the expert's ability to earn 30% of revenue without any associated expenses or operational responsibilities. It positions the partnership as a long-term opportunity, suggesting the potential for multiple successful products if the initial venture proves successful.The interview content becomes a versatile asset in the marketing strategy. It can be utilized across multiple platforms: as content for the expert's YouTube channel, converted into short advertisement segments, transcribed for website content, adapted for podcast episodes, and integrated into social media campaigns. This multi-channel approach maximizes the value of a single piece of content while creating cohesive marketing messaging.Product development follows a structured yet flexible format, typically consisting of 8-12 modules with accompanying videos and comprehensive PDF materials. Videos are kept concise, ideally running between 7-20 minutes, with a maximum length of 30 minutes for more complex topics. The content can incorporate various presentation styles, including screen recordings, face-to-face instruction, and even some repurposed YouTube content, provided new material is added to enhance value.The management approach emphasizes an "eyes on, hands off" philosophy, encouraging experts to take ownership of their content while providing clear guidelines and support. Planning sessions conducted via Zoom allow for collaborative development of the course structure, with experts having input on module titles and organization while being guided by market research and proven formats.Communication best practices emphasize email as the primary channel, with important discussions scheduled during business days to ensure prompt responses and maintain professional momentum. Documentation of conversations and comprehensive background information are essential for seeking advice and maintaining clarity throughout the partnership.Success in these partnerships relies heavily on positioning oneself as a solution provider with expertise in critical areas such as product formatting, sales copy creation, membership site setup, traffic generation, and marketing strategy. This positioning helps justify the revenue split and establishes credibility in negotiations.When handling common objections, particularly regarding the revenue split, the focus returns to the comprehensive nature of the service provided. Breaking down actual profit margins and explaining the distinction between gross and net revenue helps experts understand the value proposition. The extensive marketing and operational costs borne by the company justify the revenue distribution.Timing and coordination are crucial elements of the strategy. The promotional interview should be conducted after product creation but before launch, allowing for authentic discussion of the finished product. YouTube channel promotion should coincide with product launch, maximizing initial impact and sales potential.The document emphasizes the importance of maintaining high standards in expert selection while remaining flexible on production quality. The focus should be on educational value and information quality rather than perfect production values. Natural speaking styles and occasional verbal fillers are acceptable as long as the core content remains strong and valuable.Throughout the process, partners have access to comprehensive support systems, including email guidance for negotiations, video call assistance, template sharing, and marketing strategy support. This support structure ensures successful execution while maintaining the professional nature of the partnership.This methodology creates a scalable system for developing and marketing information products that benefits both the company and the expert partner. By clearly defining roles, expectations, and value propositions, while providing comprehensive support and marketing services, the strategy maximizes the potential for successful product launches and long-term partnerships.

Lazy Publisher Profits Part 6 – Getting Products Created Hands-Off

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