Depending on your target market and marketing strategy, you can package your information in several formats.
You can have a physical product or an electronic/digital product.
By physical products, you package your product in tangible, hold-it-in-your-hands products such as books, manuals, compact disks, cassette tapes, DVD, VCD, data disks, etc.
On the other hand, digital products are composed of bytes, and could reside on your hard drives or removable flash drives. Digital products can be easily and instantly downloaded, and does not need to be shipped.
Here are some of the common digital products used by infopreneurs:
- ebooks
- audiobooks
- MP3 files
- videos
When planning your information marketing business, you must consider how you will package your products. Going the digital route is much more profitable since you won't incur hefty overhead expenses like:
- printing cost
- CD/DVD writing cost
- warehouse storage fees
- no shipping and handling cost
- no missing products
- no broken or damage products
On the other hand, selling your information product in physical format gives you more credibility and establishes you as a professional in your field.
I suggest that you create your digital products first then you can convert it into a physical product readily.
You can opt to the "print on demand" scheme where you only need to print your book when somebody orders it. That way you won't incur storage fees and you only pay for printing cost when needed. You can also apply the same strategy with your MP3, Audio, Video files. You jst create the Audio CD, Video CD or DVD when someone orders it.
I hope that you find this article informative.
To your infopreneurial success.

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