I can't really think of too many disadvantages. I guess some customers may not like them because if they want to go back to just one section to review it then it's not as easy as with an ebook. You can solve this, in part, by breaking your audio product down into shorter time chunks.

This guy was a step up and expanded on the first system by introducing the term "continuity" i.e. getting people (me) to pay him on a recurring monthly basis for a 'program' which included unlimited access to him or at least, his team, via Email. Out with the credit card again!

It may seem silly, but often the reason why an amp is not working is because the gain level is not turned on. If the gain level is not on, no sound from the speakers will be produced.

If you can't do anything else, do this - take other products you have, and bundle them together with your current product as a bonus. Or offer additional support Let's say once a month, you'll do a teleseminar answering the five most common questions that are asked.

You can research good contractors by either researching online or even asking around you networks. Is there a site of a colleagues that you like? Does it have multimedia running on it? Ask them who they used, and get a reference. Many sites have credits at the bottom of the home or "index" page which may even link you to the producers or developers site. Here you can look around and see if you like what they do. Window shop online and do your homework.

Hot Tip: If you are not sure how to lay the content out and the headings to have, use Amazon's look inside the book feature to see how similar books on the topic have been laid out.

specialist audio Being user-friendly. When webcasting, make sure it's easy for people to see it without too much hassle or they may just lose interest. If your webcast is set to automatically pop up in your viewers' browsers, make sure you inform them. They may have a firewall or pop-up blocker and may need instructions on how to turn it off. Some of your customers may be working over an old Internet connection, and if the loading time is impossibly slow, chances are they'll look away. Make sure your viewers have the option to alter the quality of your webcast in relation to their Internet connections.

Let me start by saying, Fasad modern this is a big package. It not only includes a manual, it also has printable forms, a step-by-step video, and actual recordings of telephone negotiations.