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.

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