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Want to create your first info product, but don't know where to get started? Recently, lots of people have been recommending doing interviews for your first product. The question is where do you find people to interview? Fortunately there an easy resource to find more people than you could ever exhaust. The name of the site is RTIR.com.

The site lists a vast amount of people wanting to get their name out and willing to do interviews. You interview them and get all the interesting information from them about their area of expertise, then you edit the program and start selling it. They get to plug their own product sometime during the presentation and are exposed to all of your customers. It's a win-win situation.

The site covers a broad spectrum of topics including (but not limited to): Business Children Consumer Advice Crime, Law Health, Fitness History Holidays How-To Music New Age Parenting Personal Finances Politics Self Help Technology Travel War, Military Women's Issues

To produce your first interview simply go to RTIR.com and click on "Find A Guest". Then choose the subject area and you'll see a list of personalities you can contact to request an interview with - email and phone number are usually given. Send off or call for a couple of dozen requests in your field and if you only get one response, you have the opportunity to create your first (or 7th or 15th) info product.

Once you have a positive response, brainstorm a list of questions specific to what your guest wants to talk about. Come up with 25-50 possible questions and send them to the guest to review, noting that you probably won't get through all of them in your agreed upon time. Note any recommendations they make. On the big day, record the call using Skype and PowerGramo Recorder. Then you can immediately start editing using Audacity. Then create a CD with MagicISO, Nero or Daemon Tools. Once you have the cd, upload it to Kunaki and you can start selling it immediately on eBay or on your blog.

It won't be perfect, but by having an expert in your field answering questions, you will ensure your product is chock full of great, useful information. Plus, it doesn't have to cost you a penny.