If you are considering producing digital info products in your online business, you should be aware of the different learning styles of your clients and how you can meet their individuals needs in your digital product range. There are three types of learning styles:

1. Visual learners
2. Auditory learners
3. Dynamic learners

1. Visual learners

Anyone how has a preference for visual learning will enjoy seeing images, photographs and graphs included in the information you are delivering. For example, if you are a producing a special report or e-book, consider breaking up with the text information to include clip art, photographs, or bar charts. Remember, pages and pages of heavy text or copy can be a real 'turn-off' for visual learners.

2. Auditory learners

Those who prefer to learn by listening are referred to as 'Auditory learners'. It has never been easier for you to access free audio software, or to sign up for audio streaming software programs to record special reports and e-books to produce as downloadable audio files.

The invention of MP3 players and other digital devices now makes it convenient for your clients to listen to information when it suits them, for example, while walking the dog, in the gym or out for a run.

3. Dynamic learners

You'll find dynamic learners prefer to follow instructions and learn 'hands-on'. They like to see demonstrations and follow along to learn new skills. Consider repurposing your online special reports, top tips or e-books into presentation slides, or ideally as a series of short videos of around 5 minutes each section.