When selling ebooks on clickbank I find it is a good idea to build my own site first, promote and once I start selling them go to clickbank - always good place to seriously boost your sales.
This I am already doing. Well, I'm not selling my book through clickbank yet but plan on doing that as soon as I can beef up my page count.
I understand what you're saying, but I'm not sure I know where you were headed with this? Were you trying to give me a technique to somehow increase security or what?
Whisper999, I'm more saying I wouldn't get very worried about his comments. He is not going to affect incoming sales from any other affiliates, can only be affecting people he is bringing to your site. If he's already getting them to your sales page, I'm not quite sure why he would want to move them elsewhere, since he now has the possibility of making a good commission. If anyone else has other ideas on this, I'd love to hear it too. I'm also a bit confused on your "page count" comment. What are you referring to?
Right now my book is pretty short - around 30 pages - and is really more of an "Info Pack" or mini-book. I need to add more pages before I can charge anything near the $20 people are talking about on this thread. That's what I means....
Hmmm... I don't think so. 30 pages is plenty long if the content is great. I have paid $17 for a 4 page report, and it was a great value. The content was exactly what I needed, and gave me a return on my investment many times over by the end of that week. Actually just using the advice in those 4 pages, I made over $800 by the end of that week which I would not have had otherwise. That is a good investment. It is all about the value in those 30 pages, not the length of the book. If you're wanting to add length for the sake of length, add graphics or pictures to increase the length, maybe add some of your favorite quotes under the pictures for motivation. But if the content tells the story and teaches the lesson, why would you stretch it out?
Well, thx for the encouragement. I think that I have probably been overly cautious/conservative in that regard. I know, in fact, that any guy who buys the book will be helped for the rest of his life. Hmmm...Sounds like I've got some experimenting to do!
You know that's interesting because a number of you guys have stated that you want 65% or bust. This has me curious. In reality, don't you care mostly about the dollars you'll net? In other words, a $20 at 50% is really the same as a $15.40 book at 65%, so I guess I'm not sure why you care so much about the %. Is it more just the principal of the thing or is there some reason I'm missing?
And there are some people who are complete dicks and add nothing to any thread that they participate in...