Josh

At Unseminar 7, you spoke about using interviews as a product. I’d just like to confirm something. Once someone grants you an interview (in our case, it’s recorded and transcribed and then posted on a daily blog), do we then “own” that interview and are free to do with it as we please, including selling a compilation of them as, say, an ebook?

Thanks,

Deb

Looks like a solid microphone. However, I’m looking at creating an audio product with 2 people. I imagine 2 people talk into 1 mic to be awkward (although perhaps we could rough it in the beginning to see if there’s really a market). What do you use for interviews?

I was considering getting 2 phantom power mics with a USB pre-amp. Any thoughts? Can I use 2 USB mics on the same PC?

Thanks,
Joe

I worked with RJ; here’s his link:

http://www.odesk.com/users/Audio-Superstar-for-Years-Video-Editor-Camtasia-Specialist-Podcast_~~45f387d6c7a6ddcc?sid=28001

He works with people who need Camtasia videos edited–so if you need something else, either make sure he can accommodate, or find someone else on oDesk or elsewhere.

-Erica

A couple pieces of advice straight off.

One, you’re using stock photos of attractive women, but I’d hazard a guess that photos of couples would work better.

Also, make this more real. Fewer stock photos in general and more of a story…but emphasize the reader instead of yourself.

Copywriting is challenging–I’d recommend checking out the swipe file product I linked to here in this post; it includes snippets of some great copy. I’ve been using it as a reference. Also, grab some copywriting books. Copywriting is one of the most important skills you can learn as a budding Internet marketer.

Good luck–you’ve already gotten farther than most, so keep learning and you’ll figure it out.

-Erica

You are also right, I’ll try to establish a better relationship with my viewers. I’ll get to work reading sample sales letters today and then modify tonight.

Thanks so much