So as some of you have seen from my previous threads I started my first clickbank product which was a "basketball crowd noise simulator" for basketball teams to use during practice and sold just over $400 worth in about 4 months.

I have decided to branch off into "simulating" First aid/CPR/EMT Emergency situations for CPR instructors to use during their class!

You guys can check out the site and let me know what you think at

www.firstaidsoftware.org

I really think cpr should be taught under the actual conditions of an emrgency seen which is why i made this product.

Any advice/ thoughts?

Seems like you've got some talent with this, but you're targeting very small, very specific niches of people. That's gotta hurt your earning potential, despite the fact that these are pretty cool products.

Originally Posted by OTrap

Seems like you've got some talent with this, but you're targeting very small, very specific niches of people. That's gotta hurt your earning potential, despite the fact that these are pretty cool products.

I agree its pretty small, but at the same time there are thousands of cpr/first aid/emt training facilities in the world. I want to promote stuff I am interested in though. I don't think I would last if I was promoting "26 losing weight secrets" lol.

Your idea might be for particular community only but I do appreciate it that it is innovative and it can bring in sales for you. I will propose to do some email marketing or even sms marketing for this product.

Originally Posted by poweronics

Your idea might be for particular community only but I do appreciate it that it is innovative and it can bring in sales for you. I will propose to do some email marketing or even SMS marketing for this product.

besides Googling EMS Training centres, and emailing them individually what options are there? it's pretty tedious

Nice products man

Just try to focus on a bigger audience for a bigger money But that's perfect that you started with this, as now you know that you can make it bigger

You should try pointing this in the direction of the EFR training course- owned by PADI. Unlike Red Cross etc- they actually do role plays and dramatisations as part of their course.

Originally Posted by x1985

You should try pointing this in the direction of the EFR training course- owned by PADI. Unlike Red Cross etc- they actually do role plays and dramatisations as part of their course.

will definitely look into this. Ive never even heard of PADI so thanks

edit: I sent EFR's contact an email asking to get in touch with who is in charge of their training procedures. I will update this thread if I get any response.