The growth of digital product sales online has been growing steadily. This Christmas Amazon sold more eBook downloads than physical books for the first time ever. The Amazon Kindle was largely responsible as owners rushed to get content for their new e-readers.
Apple have also been heavily rumoured to be unveiling an e-reader, possibly called i-slate which could put digital products on the forefront of another online content revolution.
Digital products can be PDF formatted eBooks, audio podcast content, video content (training/how to etc) and the fact is you can sell as many as you like, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. No wonder there is a huge increase in work at home entrepreneurs, small businesses and indeed big businesses jumping on board the digital products revolution.
It doesn’t always have to be a complex software or mobile application. Many experts simply productize their knowledge to create an income outside of the services/time based model.
If you are a growing business you might want to consider adding digital products to your product lines or services. An example might be an accountancy who wants to give away a free eBook to their clients on ‘Preparing Your Tax Return’ or a Social Media Consultant selling clients video training about using Facebook.
Digital products don’t go bad and are mostly automated income once they are set-up and can compliment other products and services very nicely.
We have been helping many clients with their digital products, Graphic User interfaces (GUI) and video (both for training and actual product content) for many years.
If you have a great idea for your digital products, whether for video, audio, eBook, mobile or software applications Code 9 can help you realise your concept.
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Your Digital Products Unleashed
Monday, January 11th, 2010The growth of digital product sales online has been growing steadily. This Christmas Amazon sold more eBook downloads than physical books for the first time ever. The Amazon Kindle was largely responsible as owners rushed to get content for their new e-readers.
Apple have also been heavily rumoured to be unveiling an e-reader, possibly called i-slate which could put digital products on the forefront of another online content revolution.
Digital products can be PDF formatted eBooks, audio podcast content, video content (training/how to etc) and the fact is you can sell as many as you like, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. No wonder there is a huge increase in work at home entrepreneurs, small businesses and indeed big businesses jumping on board the digital products revolution.
It doesn’t always have to be a complex software or mobile application. Many experts simply productize their knowledge to create an income outside of the services/time based model.
If you are a growing business you might want to consider adding digital products to your product lines or services. An example might be an accountancy who wants to give away a free eBook to their clients on ‘Preparing Your Tax Return’ or a Social Media Consultant selling clients video training about using Facebook.
Digital products don’t go bad and are mostly automated income once they are set-up and can compliment other products and services very nicely.
We have been helping many clients with their digital products, Graphic User interfaces (GUI) and video (both for training and actual product content) for many years.
If you have a great idea for your digital products, whether for video, audio, eBook, mobile or software applications Code 9 can help you realise your concept.
Click here for more information on GUI and Video Design Scoop
Friday, September 11th, 2009This Week…
Create interactive direct mail
Lindsey Whittle reveals how she created an innovative solution to promote the homeless charity Crisis, which won her a student D&AD Yellow Pencil. Read More .
21 Great Shots [And How They Were Taken]
“In our photography forums we’ve got a creative group of photographers – many who set themselves all kinds of photographic projects and then share how they took the shots.” Read More .
Washdays – Simon Neal Interviewed by The Reel
“The Rushes Soho Shorts awards were handed out to their talented filmmaker-recipients last month, so we’ve spent the last few weeks collating and curating a tidy DVD featuring (almost) all of the finalist films in full. Phew!! To celebrate this momentous occasion, we thought we’d catch up with Another Film Company director Simon Neal to ask him what the making of his Short Film category winning piece ‘Washdays’ was like”. Read More .
Brave new world – The Energy of new Middle Eastern Design
Pearlfisher’s Sophie Maxwell takes us on a design tour of Lebanon. Read More .
