Ahhhhhhh! Too Many Opportunities At Once!

I consider myself to be a bit cleaver in finding things to write about and lately products to sell, but this has lead to a catostrofic meltdown in mental amperage :) you see I convert often "spam" (in all shades including those "suggestions" on amazon, are technically spam since you never asked to see it right?) into articles if the product is amazing. 

This lead to me needing to tone down my process, I've actually created a file for these products and concepts (one was the real light saber which I discovered while searching for something else (it was one of those wicked laser ads you see everywhere)... bam, wizzle. The other day I was looking for something on youtube (jumping shoes, i.e.some form of modern shoes that actually propell you into the air) and stumbled upon one for ____ (not yet published so hush hush on that one)...

In the end I don't really have to seek out new products- they come to you everyday in your mail box from amazon, and just about every product out there can be found (eventually) on Amazon too so this is a bonus.

So if your having trouble finding what to write about just read your amazon "upsell" emails, I found 3 products to sell just today!

Good Luck, thought I'd rant

Jerrico

Sounds interesting, but I don't get any emails from amazon.

they kind of got me trapped there, if you elect not to get emails from them you miss the "payday" emails and others they send that are helpful, but until the other day I used to just delete the spam ones (sent unsolicited upselling things you recently searched for or simular) and I started to realize they did the work for me, if the products are cool they list 6-8 of them and I'm sure they come from the best selling list... so I just add them into an amazon module and set it aside to work on later... I ony choose products I can write a good amount on i.e. something with more useful information than how it works or selling the item :)

Whew, I migrated over 30 hubs to wizzley today... over 200 in draft :) 

Those bright and shiny Amazon tips in my inbox inspire me and sometimes distract me.  I feel ya Jerrico

:)