$2K Marketing Budget - How Would You Spend?

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So I have a $2K budget for selling a $100 digital product (98% profit).

I have some ideas on how I'm going to spend it... but I'm curious as to what the members of this forum would do in my shoes.
 
$100 for a digital product is quite a lot, I wouldn't say you'll get a good ROI with a $2000 budget to market it, especially if you decide to go for PPC.
 
$100 for a digital product is quite a lot, I wouldn't say you'll get a good ROI with a $2000 budget to market it, especially if you decide to go for PPC.

If it makes any difference, it's a 3 GB video course - plus, I've already had quite a bit of success with it using only organic traffic - so it makes me hopeful is putting some money behind it.
 
If it makes any difference, it's a 3 GB video course - plus, I've already had quite a bit of success with it using only organic traffic - so it makes me hopeful is putting some money behind it.
Then that's a different story, I thought it's just an ebook or something.
Well, I'd say your success depends on the audience your video course is made for.
Have you thought about uploading it to Udemy for some additional cash?
 
Then that's a different story, I thought it's just an ebook or something.
Well, I'd say your success depends on the audience your video course is made for.
Have you thought about uploading it to Udemy for some additional cash?

Uploading to Udemy isn't a bad idea. It's currently hosted on Gumroad.

My thought process for how best to go about selling it -

1. Hire someone to create a small niche site for me on productivity and workflow

2. Hire someone to write 10+ list type articles centered around productivity, using relevant keywords

3. Link an email opt in AND a page to buy my course in every article

4. Use the remainder of the budget to drive traffic to the articles using FB/IG ads

But I'm still interested in other methedologies
 
Not SEO because it takes lots of time to show returns. And nothing is guaranteed.

I'd go with PPC instead.

Noted. Have been looking into putting the product on Clickbank to see if this converts well.
 
Depends on what you have now/how you sell
Not sure why people suggest don't do SEO or don't do PPC - both might be good solutions depending on your current situation
 
Depends on what you have now/how you sell
Not sure why people suggest don't do SEO or don't do PPC - both might be good solutions depending on your current situation

Would love some deeper insight on your thought process, or any information I can give you that would help you formulate a deeper insight?
 
I would set it up as a Clickbank product and pay affilites to drive traffic.

Okay, so in regards to Clickbank... theres tons out there about selling as an affiliate, but not much in terms of creating a product and getting affiliates for it.

If you have experience with this, I'd love to pick your brain some.
 
Would love some deeper insight on your thought process, or any information I can give you that would help you formulate a deeper insight?

Do you already sell the product or you just about to launch it?
 
Do you already sell the product or you just about to launch it?

I already sell it - made roughly $3K/profit in the first month with only organic traffic... so trying to delegate paid traffic as efficiently as I can
 
I already sell it - made roughly $3K/profit in the first month with only organic traffic... so trying to delegate paid traffic as efficiently as I can

Then, both SEO & PPC can work for you
The pro's - you already making profit both SEO & PPC will increase it
Con's - SEO make take a while to bring any result and it's not clear what result would be, the PPC - the budget might be a little small to get perfect campaign/optimization
 
Uploading to Udemy isn't a bad idea. It's currently hosted on Gumroad.

My thought process for how best to go about selling it -

1. Hire someone to create a small niche site for me on productivity and workflow

2. Hire someone to write 10+ list type articles centered around productivity, using relevant keywords

3. Link an email opt in AND a page to buy my course in every article

4. Use the remainder of the budget to drive traffic to the articles using FB/IG ads

But I'm still interested in other methedologies
Then, both SEO & PPC can work for you
The pro's - you already making profit both SEO & PPC will increase it
Con's - SEO make take a while to bring any result and it's not clear what result would be, the PPC - the budget might be a little small to get perfect campaign/optimization

So to expand on my above formula, I think what I would do is more like this:

1. Hire someone to create a small niche site for me on productivity and workflow

2. Hire someone to write 10+ list type articles centered around productivity, using relevant keywords

3. Link an email opt in WITH A FREE OFFER

4. Add a link to buy my course at the end of every article

4. Use the remainder of the budget to drive traffic to the articles using FB/IG ads

This allows me a bit of a safety net because -

A. At the very least, I can get the email's of everyone that visits the articles if they choose not to buy

B. When they receive the free product, I can upset the course AGAIN at the back of it, effectively retargeting them on the exact same visit to the article

SO the funnel looks like this:

Ad to read article > Article > Buys course

OR

Ad to read article > article > email opt in for free offer > Buys course

OR

Ad to read article > article > email opt in for free offer > doesn't buy course > retarget using email address to push the course one more time

I figure this would allow me the most (and best) results with the budget I'm working with.

What do you think?
 
Is your product a course?

With course - it's pretty easy to get subscribers than send them emails so they buy it from you.
Offer part of the course or some info for free in return for email (they get the file after they subscribe).

If your site is already working and selling - I would get SEO services to existing pages
If you plan to invest in PPC - work on a landing page that will sell your product as well as subscribe users

Building new website will take a longer time to rank it than perfecting the one you already have.
 
Is your product a course?

With course - it's pretty easy to get subscribers than send them emails so they buy it from you.
Offer part of the course or some info for free in return for email (they get the file after they subscribe).

If your site is already working and selling - I would get SEO services to existing pages
If you plan to invest in PPC - work on a landing page that will sell your product as well as subscribe users

Building new website will take a longer time to rank it than perfecting the one you already have.

Any SEO services you recommend?
 
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