Selling a product

cyrax

Registered Member
Joined
Nov 5, 2014
Messages
56
Reaction score
8
So I have a product in development, and, I was wondering, if I could have your advice...

This product would be like a secret method, however, it's a simple method, that doesn't require a lot of explaining. I could explain the method in one page. My issue is what kind of price point would people be willing to pay for a one page PDF?

Should I just fill it up with filler to make it at least 10 pages, is there a recommended minimum for content or is it relative to the method?

Asking anyone who has sold on CB before. Thanks.
 
I say unless that one page pdf is absolutely f*cking amazing, you should at least make it a few pages longer. And I also gotta say, most people aren't going to spend a bundle of money on a method. They're a dime a dozen around here.
 
You're probably better off at Warrior Forum.
 
Always remember: Low Price + good value = more sales..
high price + No value = more refunds
High price + Good value = less sales (unless promoted well)
low price + No value = You'll be next big JOKE in forums :P
 
its health and fitness niche, plus I am going in at around $30.00. thanks for the input guys.
 
build social media with people who share your interests and make more sales..
 
its health and fitness niche, plus I am going in at around $30.00. thanks for the input guys.

Is it:

1. Eat less = lose weight
2. Exercise more = lose weight
3. Eat less and exercise more = lose even more weight
4. Lift more = more gains

I think that covers just about all the health & fitness secrets
 
It won't sell. Seriously, there are big player on Clickbank who control the whole marketplace. Your product probably won't even get a gravity of 1+.
 
You definitely need more than one page. I highly doubt that Clickbank would accept
a PDF that small.

Add more content . . . Include a chapter of healthy, weight-loss recipes,
and maybe have a chapter of body toning exercises. You know . . . that
kind of stuff.
 
A one page pdf for $30? Can you imagine what the refund rate would be like?

99.9% clickbank won't approve your product in the first place. They are MUCH stricter with new products now. A couple of years ago almost any product would be approved; but now if they feel the product is low quality, questionable, or for any reason might attract a high refund or chargeback rate they won't approve it.

Not to mention the fact that if your product is remotely close to the niches of weight loss or muscle gain, there are a couple of tycoons who dominate that area. You need to have a SERIOUSLY good product and spend some SERIOUS money (I'm talking five figures) in its marketing.

Mancar
 
Back
Top