Since writing my initial review of $7 Secrets, I decided that I should document my own results with the process — plus, I promised a few people that I would.
The process wasn’t a short one by any means, although it was prolonged due to time constraints and my overwhelming need to be a perfectionist.
My own case study actually started well before Jonathan came up with his follow-up report, Write That Report, so my own process doesn’t follow that outline. However, I did learn quite a bit by venturing out on my own and I hope to impart some of those lessons on you.
(By the way, if you haven’t already purchased the $7 Secrets report, order Write That Report instead. Jonathan includes the $7 Secrets ebook and scripts as a bonus.)
Although my process took me a while, it was actually straightforward and simple.
- Choose a topic
- Write the report
- Edit the report
- Prepare the report
- Set a price point and prepare marketing materials
- Gather testimonials and affiliates
- Start marketing
Each section will be broken down into its own page to make it easier to follow, beginning with topic selection and working through to marketing the product and my results.
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