Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

[lemeshko21]

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Summary
For the review, I asked the seller to provide me with a copy of their ebook and proof that their ebook has less than 30% plagiarism (a requirement for ebooks listed in the marketplace). As ebook review are tedious, I only reviewed the contents of the ebook against the statements made in the opening post of this thread. The details of my review are below.

Service Information

• The SmallSEOTools report I saw stated that the ebook had 75% unique content, which was acceptable.
• The ebook was 35 pages long.
• I felt like the ebook was organised and formatted decently enough for the most part.
• As advertised, I saw nothing in the book that required you to build a website or invest hundreds of dollars. Some of the methods didn't require you to use any of the "big sites" mentioned in the opening post (social media accounts at most).

What Could Use Improvement

• The spelling and grammar are a bit funky in this ebook. Use of the wrong pronoun, using semi-colon as a colon, missing determiners, straight up spelling errors and typos (e.g., "theese"), etc.

For Buyers: The quality of the product or service that I receive is what you should expect, or better. If you feel that the quality of the service has dropped significantly, please let us know via the report button.

For Buyers Regarding Disputes: If you do not receive a product or service as advertised, or at all in the event of a dispute, do not be afraid of a "no refunds" refund policy as you are allowed to request a refund through the shit list process. For more information and to see whether or not your dispute qualifies, refer to the shit list rules and procedures.

Hi, sorry if this may be off-topic but if I were to start selling an ebook, I'd certainly want to submit it through some plagiarism service to ensure that moving forward, no one can plagiarize

Thread Approved​

Summary
For the review, I asked the seller to provide me with a copy of their ebook and proof that their ebook has less than 30% plagiarism (a requirement for ebooks listed in the marketplace). As ebook review are tedious, I only reviewed the contents of the ebook against the statements made in the opening post of this thread. The details of my review are below.

Service Information

• The SmallSEOTools report I saw stated that the ebook had 75% unique content, which was acceptable.
• The ebook was 35 pages long.
• I felt like the ebook was organised and formatted decently enough for the most part.
• As advertised, I saw nothing in the book that required you to build a website or invest hundreds of dollars. Some of the methods didn't require you to use any of the "big sites" mentioned in the opening post (social media accounts at most).

What Could Use Improvement

• The spelling and grammar are a bit funky in this ebook. Use of the wrong pronoun, using semi-colon as a colon, missing determiners, straight up spelling errors and typos (e.g., "theese"), etc.

For Buyers: The quality of the product or service that I receive is what you should expect, or better. If you feel that the quality of the service has dropped significantly, please let us know via the report button.

For Buyers Regarding Disputes: If you do not receive a product or service as advertised, or at all in the event of a dispute, do not be afraid of a "no refunds" refund policy as you are allowed to request a refund through the shit list process. For more information and to see whether or not your dispute qualifies, refer to the shit list rules and procedures.

Hi, sorry if this may be off-topic but if I were to start selling an ebook, I'd certainly want to submit it through some software to ensure that moving forward, no one can plagiarize my content word-for-word upon purchasing the ebook. That would, of course, mean that any future submissions would derive a similarity score of 100%. Could you please direct me as to what one must do to prevent content theft while maintaining a favorable "unique content" score?

 

[Aneshkapoor]

Bilbo

 

[Thunder Digitals]

Interested If review copy available.

 

[becks14]

Bilbo

 

[Chepe]

That's exactly right. Preceived value is a huge thing with the methods I show in my ebook. It's about how you communicate to your potential customers that matters. Here's a small example;

There's two ways you can sell reddit upvotes to for example a musician.

You can say to him that you're going to upvote his songs with bot accounts or you can tell him that you're going to make him go viral on reddit. Both are essentially the same thing, but which seems more interesting to the musician?

Luck is usually not a dominating factor with consistent remote online selling.

The snag is usually the product that you offer in tandem with the prospect and the perceived value which enshrines the offer.

In short: execution.
Not relying on this as fact, but it could be how you write & communicate.

Best wishes for better days ahead.

Those who are interested in purchasing, the bonus method at the end of the ebook to not only make back your investment, but also land web-development clients is still working, here's a screenshot for my recent earnings for 2021 so far;

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[daverawcus]

could a VA do this method then pass the leads over to me?

bilbo

 

[blackmoss]

bilbo

 

[Chepe]

Discounts sent!

could a VA do this method then pass the leads over to me?

bilbo

bilbo

 

[uhacks]

Bilbo

 

[blackbeans]

BILBO

 

[msyaz]

Im quite experienced in cold email outreach.

Are your methods helpful for the experienced service sellers?

 

[Chepe]

Discounts sent!

Bilbo

BILBO

It's more for people starting out with cold outreach, but you might also find something useful!

Im quite experienced in cold email outreach.

Are your methods helpful for the experienced service sellers?

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