The Ultimate Black Hat Guide- Make $8000 a month! ebook

[Yukinari84]

if you beef it up a bit, write a compelling salesletter, and provide some good proof of earnings, you could list it on WF as WSO. you'd make more than you would on DP.

Once you list it on DP, all you'll get is people wanting a free review copy.

also, your site does redirect to page saying your site is under review. why not just register a domain? if you're serious about making money with this guide, you should have your own domain with a sales page.

 

[teenmoney]

if you beef it up a bit, write a compelling salesletter, and provide some good proof of earnings, you could list it on WF as WSO. you'd make more than you would on DP.

Once you list it on DP, all you'll get is people wanting a free review copy.

also, your site does redirect to page saying your site is under review. why not just register a domain? if you're serious about making money with this guide, you should have your own domain with a sales page.

i will buy my own domain. once i am going to sell.

Is it worth it to do all that? Like it is good enough to list it as a WSO and/or on Clickbank?

you think i should put more in it? beef it up...

 

[teenmoney]

Your site redirects to a webpage saying it's under review.
- http://ultimateblackhatguide.web44.net/

hmm thats strange. well i am going to buy my own domain anyway. that was just so i could quickly put it up on here.

 

[aliskorn]

Whatever you decide to do with the ebook I think you will need a domain and a sales page.

 

[snowwhite]

hmm thats strange. well i am going to buy my own domain anyway. that was just so i could quickly put it up on here.

thats not strange
000webhost does that everytime you upload a file/page
so buy a domain for christ's sake

 

[jammie]

nice little production that should help a few people get a few ideas.

I'd sell it on DP for $25 and just garuntee they'll earn it back from using 1 method, in 1 day.Then just make them write 7 articles or w.e. and they'll get the money back.

More money for you, more for them.

your own site & sales page would be good though. people here will give testimonials etc. if you ask =]

 

[Patrat]

1) Get yourself a domain (nice and catchy)
2) Beef up the ebook a bit
3) Set up sales pages/opt-in lists/squeeze pages/proof of earnings/testimonals
4) Get some software related to your methods to give them as bonuses
5) Sell on clickbank, paydot com or...
6) Sell on DP and WSO or do both.

 

[teenmoney]

1) Get yourself a domain (nice and catchy)
2) Beef up the ebook a bit
3) Set up sales pages/opt-in lists/squeeze pages/proof of earnings/testimonals
4) Get some software related to your methods to give them as bonuses
5) Sell on clickbank, paydot com or...
6) Sell on DP and WSO or do both.

Is it good enough to list on clickbank?

Is a sales page really necessary if all i do is list on WSO and DP? Obviously if i sell on Clickbank I need all that.

 

[Patrat]

beef it up, throw is bonuses for clickbank.

You still need a sales letter, pitch if your going to sell it on DP and WSO

 

[peter1988]

5bucks price ?? is it too cheap for him....i guess my suggest selling price is 10 bucks.

 

[teenmoney]

5bucks price ?? is it too cheap for him....i guess my suggest selling price is 10 bucks.

Yeah I'm thinking even $10 is too little.

 

[aussietech]

The book is fairly basic and further techniques could be included. What you need to consider re price point is who your marketplace is.

The perceived value is most dependent on pricing. You would not get away with it here without a lot of backlash but if correctly positioned and promoted you could ask say $97 for it or if really bold $997 to correct marketplaces just look at some of the products or monthly memberships offered at up to a grand a month that only rehash readily available information which often available for free but nicely packaged and with a great sales page.

Good luck and thanx for the share

 

[teenmoney]

The book is fairly basic and further techniques could be included. What you need to consider re price point is who your marketplace is.

The perceived value is most dependent on pricing. You would not get away with it here without a lot of backlash but if correctly positioned and promoted you could ask say $97 for it or if really bold $997 to correct marketplaces just look at some of the products or monthly memberships offered at up to a grand a month that only rehash readily available information which often available for free but nicely packaged and with a great sales page.

Good luck and thanx for the share

So basically you are saying it all depends on the marketing?

If my sales page is convincing enough I can ask whatever i want?

 

[teenmoney]

Should i add ewhoring and stuff like that? Or just keep it kinda basic?

 

[unknown101]

you can sell it for 35$ on DP; just need to make it a real catchy sales letter + proof. Maybe work something out there with some1 with a high ranking; like give a good review of your book

 

[sinewave]

Should i add ewhoring and stuff like that? Or just keep it kinda basic?

You're asking us? You're the one who has estimated the 8K revenue from the collection of activities in your guide.

If your feasible 8K / month figure included revenue from e-whoring, then by all means you should include it. If it didn't, and the methods in your e-book suffice to create the income in your claim, then it's probably not necessary to include it to live up to the pitch. Although it never hurts to over-deliver though, should you be so inclined.

If, on the other hand, you just made up that 8K figure without any real basis for estimating a feasible return on the efforts described in your guide, how in the hell should we know what your should or should not include in your fleece-newbies scheme?

 

[teenmoney]

You're asking us? You're the one who has estimated the 8K revenue from the collection of activities in your guide.

If your feasible 8K / month figure included revenue from e-whoring, then by all means you should include it. If it didn't, and the methods in your e-book suffice to create the income in your claim, then it's probably not necessary to include it to live up to the pitch. Although it never hurts to over-deliver though, should you be so inclined.

If, on the other hand, you just made up that 8K figure without any real basis for estimating a feasible return on the efforts described in your guide, how in the hell should we know what your should or should not include in your fleece-newbies scheme?

I was just asking your opinion of whether i should include it to increase the content and information in the ebook. many people have said to beef it up. Plus I can always changed the 8k a month.

To make the $8000 a month figure i estimated how much it is possible to earn with each method.

example: AC method. write 10 articles a day get paid $4 an article thats $40 a day and $1200 a month. Maybe that is too exaggerated.

I do agree with over delivering...

 

[sinewave]

I was just asking your opinion of whether i should include it to increase the content and information in the ebook. many people have said to beef it up. Plus I can always changed the 8k a month.

To make the $8000 a month figure i estimated how much it is possible to earn with each method.

example: AC method. write 10 articles a day get paid $4 an article thats $40 a day and $1200 a month. Maybe that is too exaggerated.

I do agree with over delivering...

I was unable to look at your product due to your free hosting account being suspended pending review for malicious activity, but my point had to do with your income claim.

Ok, if you've made some realistic estimates, that's fine. But have you undertaken the methods in your guide though? As an originating author, you'll need some credibility there, especially if you need to respond to customer questions with some details.

If, on the other hand, you're just making it all up and repackaging hearsay that you've read on this forum or others, you'll just be another DP hypster. In which case you might do better as an affiliate for someone more credible than yourself.

Just my .02

 

[teenmoney]

OK thanks man I got what you are saying. I could just eliminate the earnings claim and change it to "Top 7 Proven Methods". But would be less convincing?

New Download link!
I bought my own domain:

 http://ultimateblackhatguide.com/

This should work so ignore the old link

 

[lucky13]

teenmoney i love the book but in the first part for Associated Content - Do i want to use EXCLUSIVE rights, non exclusive or display only? I hope i did the right thing cuz i selected exclusive