I just made 700 dollar Sale with what I learned from 30dc!!

[robbwindow]

Originally Posted by Lyman

As I write this I am seriously shaking with excitement!!! I actually started the 30dc in the middle of Aug. I did it the previous year but I did not stick with it and didn't realize how important the information was!! Last night I was actually at my neighbors house talking about everything that I was learning then I check my email and BAMM! I see I made a sell! right there in my paypal account 700 dollars! You have no idea how much I thank you for this training I'm going to use this money to invest back into this like Market Samurai, WPDirect, and 30dc Plus! Words can't describe how much I thank the 30dc team!

Originally Posted by Lyman

- Also a very very great tool I use is after you get a good amount of traffic to your site and start using Google adwords make a banner that says something like: ( place your ad here for XXX$) or ( get 70% of Google adwords) lets say you are spending 500 dollars a month on Google adwords. And you get 12 people to advertise on your site for 50 dollars per person! that's 750 dollars a month. So you get Free advertising, Your Ad or product rides Free as well, and you can make money too! Hope this helps you out some.

Great testimony, very encouraging answers, your experience and success has been noted, thanks for sharing these tips.

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[Lyman]

Well one of my favorite tools is eBay! I have been using eBay for quite awhile now. What I do is sell my services on eBay and have been using this as ways to promote to eBay.

- Another great tip is if your an affiliate and advertise yourself outside of eBay and get someone to buy from you you make commission and a sale. Like Dale tries to harp on have a service or product put great time and quality in what you do. Just the other day I made another 500 dollar sale

- Try browsing through eBay get some Ideas I also recommend getting into Drop Shipping if you don't create your own website.

[ukmarketer]

Originally Posted by Lyman

Well one of my favorite tools is eBay! I have been using eBay for quite awhile now. What I do is sell my services on eBay and have been using this as ways to promote to eBay.

- Another great tip is if your an affiliate and advertise yourself outside of eBay and get someone to buy from you you make commission and a sale. Like Dale tries to harp on have a service or product put great time and quality in what you do. Just the other day I made another 500 dollar sale

- Try browsing through eBay get some Ideas I also recommend getting into Drop Shipping if you don't create your own website.

OK I understand I think. You list your product with Ebay, they essentially handle the whole "shopping cart" side of things and payment handling etc. And you put the link to the Ebay product/service on your blog/website.

I never thought of using Ebay in that way. Thanks for sharing!

[terryrydzynski]

Originally Posted by ukmarketer

OK I understand I think. You list your product with Ebay, they essentially handle the whole "shopping cart" side of things and payment handling etc. And you put the link to the Ebay product/service on your blog/website.

I never thought of using Ebay in that way. Thanks for sharing!

PayPal does the shopping cart stuff also. The extra benefit of using eBay is that there is also a ready-made audience, so you are able to drive more traffic to your money page.

Its a great idea that I hadnt previously considered. will be trying this out soon!

[camkid]

Congratulations Lyman :-)

High value goods and low volume sales in my own preffered system, as you have less support issues and less cutomers means higher quality after-sales support (which high paying customers expect).

The main problem is one of trust. It's easy to get a prospect to trust you enough to part with $20, but it is another thing all together to get them to part with $200 or even $2000.

This is where the 'backend' sales funnel comes into operation, enabling you to offer more expensive items to your customer as you build a relationship and trust.

Offering front-end high value products isn't impossible, but it is a lot harder to achieve...but then you need less customers to make it viable in the first place!

And if you have the right product or service aimed at a mega hungry market, cost can sometimes be irrelevant (I know someone who successfully sells a software program on a CD for $10,000!).

As long as the service or product offers high perceived value, you can charge accordingly, but you must make sure you can deliver. This is why some 'stock trading' membership sites can charge $1000 per month to join.

If you are selling products, I recommend you stick with offering a low-end product to start with, and then getting that customer into your 'back-end' funnel (Ooohh Matron!), build up trust and a relationship, offering progressively higher value products and services...obviously, it goes without saying that these services and products must be excellent.

Pete :-)

[Lyman]

I just wanted to throw some information out there. If you think you have found a great micro niche double check the SEOC. Even though it is a micro niche doesn't mean that the market is very competitive. Also explore every angle of a niche before making your choice on certain words. I spent 2 days just finding every angle to go at one single micro niche.