Discover How To Create Systems That SELL!
By Taking These Crucial Steps!
Lesson 1: A Simple Four-Step Process for Brainstorming and Outlining Your System
I'm buzzing and can't wait to share this knowledge with you. Only because you're about to discover how to literally develop a simple idea and turn it into a system that shows your prospects and customers how to specifically reach their desired outcomes.
For example you might help...
Point being...
We're gonna go into this process "assuming" you know what you want to teach: how a specific group of people can get a specific outcome. And that outcome could be to achieve a goal, solve a problem, or better enjoy a hobby (It's YOUR choice).
So, you have an idea - now you need to learn how to create an engaging, actionable, helpful system that helps your readers do what it says on the tin. And that's precisely what you'll learn in this post.
Let's jump right in and start brainstorming the information you want to include in your system...
For this step, you'll start forming the basis for your outline. And while you'll need to do some extra research to complete it, you can begin by brainstorming what you already know, and the outcome you want for your readers.
Start by listing all the steps you can think of... get them out of your head, and down on a piece of paper or onscreen. I mean...
If you wanted to give a friend a quick low-down on how to achieve the outcome... what would you tell them?.. What steps would you give them?
In this step you're going to want to start brainstorming (thinking). Did you miss any steps? Is there a multitude of steps in ONE BIG step? Can you combine these steps into one?
In other words...
Take a moment to refine and sharpen your steps. And as you do this, think about your audience. Are they beginners or people at intermediate or expert level? Making this distinction allows you to cater to your audience specifically.
The third step is to decide how you will share this information. Will you put it inside a guide in a step-by-step format? Will you create a course with separate lessons for each step?
NOTE: I recommend creating courses (a bit like this one) where you'll provide one step per lesson and include assignments at the end to help people take action (because many won't).
The fourth step is to begin outlining and organizing this information. Which requires you to pick the best outline for your teaching information.
Here are the most common options...
NOTE: In most cases, since you're teaching a system, you'll use a step-by-step categorical outline. However, it's worth remembering the other formats. For example...
Suppose you're teaching people how to get more web traffic. You might cover topics like... placing adds, SEO, blogging, guest blogging, joint venture marketing, starting an affiliate program, vlogging, etc. So when teaching people how to place ads, you'd list that info' in a step-by-step (chronological) format. However, the overall organization of the various other topics might best suit a complexity outline.
Meaning...
Find out the method of teaching - you think your audience will best be suited for. And research them, and your competitors to discover what they're doing and follow a similar pattern (as long as it's successful)
You REALLY don't have to re-invent the wheel here.
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