Take Permission

The Right Tools & Mindset For Success

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New Rainmaker Platform Users Video Chat: Dec 3 12:30-2pm CT

You’re invited to join fellow Rainmaker users on December 3rd at 12:30pm CT to discuss the Rainmaker platform and specifically how to maximize their learning management system (LMS).

To join the event simply go to the Facebook Group and request access. Once approved go to the Events tab and join the event to get the login information. Lastly, if you can’t make the event you’ll get a replay sent to you via email once you join the group list. All links are below.

Unofficial Rainmaker Users Facebook Group

Group email list (to get all replays and notifications of events)

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3 essential elements of selling a product on-line

1. Discover a need.
2. Find other people to help you create something that fills that need.
3. Put it on-line with a “Buy” button.

Old Cash Register by http://www.sxc.hu/profile/bakuninja

You were probably expecting a recommendation on a ecommerce solution or video hosting service for your screencasts. The problem with worrying about those parts of the product is that they don’t really matter. Maybe they matter 5%.

What people want are their needs met and their desires fulfilled. I recently discovered a need regarding a program I used every single day on my mobile device, laptop and web. I asked for someone to help me and found the perfect person. Now we’re putting it on-line (that’ll take about 30 days). Find a need, find help, find a way to deliver it. As long as people have needs you have an opportunity to create something that help them. Whether they pay for it is up to you but don’t overcomplicate it. Don’t think you have any excuses. We don’t.

What need to you see?
Who are you going to ask to help?
When are you going to put it on-line?

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Crowd-sourcing ; Can it create art?

 

Crowds can create great things
  1. Someone creates something inspiring
  2. Lots of people who live nowhere near each other get inspired
  3. Those people hunger for the inspiration to continue (the original artist has done her job, now it’s up to the community to take action)
  4. Tribe leader/organizer shares a vision for a collaborative project that will add to the original work
  5. The tribe is gathered by one person (then the tribe starts to assemble itself)
  6. A shared vision is clarified by the group through collaborative effort
  7. Details, details, details
  8. The tribe benefits from being a part of the effort
  9. All future consumers of the original inspiring work benefit from the tribe’s creation
What did you think of?  Why haven’t you done it? How can I help?(I’m creating one in November.  You’ll hear it about it soon.)