Infopreneurs: Turning Data Into Dollars

by H. Skip Weitzen, Skip H. Weitzen

Shows how to turn information into income--explaining how to tap reserves of information, tailor it to the needs of the customer, and market it to business and government. Provides practical advice and insights from successful infopreneurs, including how to consolidate, isolate, and communicate information; generate new information products and services; and employ faster information for volatile markets. Shows how to bill for services using a computer, telephone and credit cards to obtain instant payment for information provided. Also shows how to tap the power of compiled names and data to enhance market effectiveness.

Genres: Business

228 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[Hosein Freydoni]

Shows how to turn information into income--explaining how to tap reserves of information, tailor it to the needs of the customer, and market it to business and government. Provides practical advice and insights from successful infopreneurs, including how to consolidate, isolate, and communicate information; generate new information products and services; and employ faster information for volatile markets. Shows how to bill for services using a computer, telephone and credit cards to obtain instant payment for information provided. Also shows how to tap the power of compiled names and data to enhance market effectiveness.

[Hosein Freydoni]

Shows how to turn information into income--explaining how to tap reserves of information, tailor it to the needs of the customer, and market it to business and government. Provides practical advice and insights from successful infopreneurs, including how to consolidate, isolate, and communicate information; generate new information products and services; and employ faster information for volatile markets. Shows how to bill for services using a computer, telephone and credit cards to obtain instant payment for information provided. Also shows how to tap the power of compiled names and data to enhance market effectiveness.

[Nick Woodall]

I really liked this book. Very cutting edge when it was written. This guy really saw into the future.