Should I pick one main category and products with always >$150 or just stuff them all and make it everything available. Which way you guy will recommend?
As you read through this full thread you'll see that I started off focusing on specific products, but as the events unfolded I realized that it doesn't matter what product or what price... It simply does not matter.
Most sales come from products you never promoted.
And since most sales come from products you never promoted, then it doesn't matter what you promote... a 99cent item, or a $5,000 item... doesnt matter at all... people are going to buy other things anyway.
I am beginning to think that a lot of the people who write books on how to make money on amazon never actually sold anything on amazon so they are just presenting their opinion of hypothetical theories as fact.
A perfect example would be how they all tell you to focus on items in the $100 and up range.... Great theory since you would make more commission per sale, but it's only a theory they presented as fact, and in fact had no factual foundation (wanted to see how many times i could say fact in a single sentence!).
My testing has proven (not theory - proof) that you do not need to focus on any price point.
Of course, my testing was under a specific set of circumstances, so maybe they are right.... but i doubt it.
So my advice is to not take price into consideration at all... The best and most profitable course of action is to do whatever it takes to get them to click the link.... because once they click your link, it doesnt matter what they buy, you are going to get paid.