6. Search for your business' name in newsgroups and discussion boards. Some of comments you find could help you improve your business

7. Attract people to link to your web site. You could offer them a discount on products you sell or give them free stuff for linking.

8. Develop your own opt in email list by giving your visitors a reason to give you their e-mail address. Allow them sign up to free stuff and contests.

9. Create a "PR" web page for your business. List information that could be considered newsworthy for e-zines, newspapers, magazines, etc.

10. Give your business and products credibility by linking to web sites that have written positive stories about your business.

9. Free eBook Directories- Download and read free ebooks to get ideas for your next info product. The ebook's ad can also give you good ideas.

10. In Your E-mail Box- Read spam, solo ads, and opt-in ads you get in your e-mail box. They may give you a good idea.

11. Newsgroups- Most newsgroups are full of ads or they're dead these days, but once in awhile you'll find a good discussion. Use them to get an idea.

12. Books- Reading books can give you many ideas. It could be a full book, summary on back of a book, table of contents, etc.

13. Radio- Listening to radio online or offline is a simple way to get good ideas. There is news, talk shows, experts being interviewed, etc.

14. Movies- Relax and watch a movie at home or in theater. Seeing a subject that is totally off topic can trigger a good info product idea.

15. Article Directories- Read plenty of online articles. You could convert one simple idea from an article into a superb info product.