A few years back, I shared some master lists that my assistant made for me. I use these lists to scale designs across all kinds of campaigns.
For example, if I create a design that mentions a specific profession, such as a teacher, I can use the occupations list to find other jobs that I can plug into that same design template to create a whole bunch of new designs in other niches.
Say the original design has the following message: “I love being a teacher.” I can take that same template — “I love being a _____” — and insert into it pretty much any other profession that’s on the list:
- “I love being a doctor”
- “I love being a social worker”
- “I love being a lawyer”
- et cetera.
The master lists are useful because I don’t need to spend time wracking my brain trying to come up with as many different professions (or whatever the category might be) as I can.
Instead, I can refer to the master lists and simply run through all of the different options. Or, I can hand the lists off to my outsourcers to help them get the job done more efficiently.
The lists aren’t completely exhaustive, but they are a great starting point for the most popular items within each category.
The lists now include a total of 21 unique categories, with 7 new additions. The categories are…
- Hobbies
- Collecting
- Occupations
- Athletics
- Music
- Countries & Nationalities
- Dog Breeds
- Mixed Dog Breeds
- Cat Breeds
- Horse Breeds
- Fish
- Birds
- Reptiles & Amphibians
- Rabbit Breeds
- Mammals (NEW)
- Marsupials (NEW)
- Insects (NEW)
- Dinosaurs (NEW)
- Mythological/Legendary Creatures (NEW)
- Celestial Objects (Astronomy) (NEW)
- World Leaders (NEW)
These master lists can significantly improve the flow of your design-creation process. Just pick a category, create a design template, plug in all of the different items included in that category, and boom! You’ve got a whole bunch of new products to add to your inventory.
Remember, the Low Hanging System is a numbers game. The more products you list, the more opportunities you have to make sales.
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What do you think of these master lists? Are there any categories you can think of that I should add? Leave a comment below and let me know. And if you enjoyed this post, please share it with your friends and followers!
10 thoughts on “Here are some master lists I use for outsourcing designs (updated)”
Rachel, hi. This list is Awesome! Thanks. As a Newbie, I feel more confident with your help.
~Norris Coley
Thank you, RAchel, soo much for sharing . So much helpfull for new…
Thank You, rachel!!
THIS IS GREAT! THANK YOU SO MUCH, YOU’VE THOUGHT OF EVERYTHING TO HELP NEWBIES!
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This was VERY helpful. No website yet. Im new
Thank you for all you do and for all tgat you pour into newbies like me! I APPRECIATE you so much!
Thank you rachel!
ronald
THANK YOU so much this is really helpful
Thank you sooooooo much rachel!
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