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Where to sell an expensive high potential digital product?

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    Where to sell an expensive high potential digital product?

    Fellow freelancers,
    I recently saw a discussion about this and would love to hear your thoughts about it.
    I'll give you some details regarding this, so you get a better picture.

    Imagine that you have a "super product". - A product that contains, let's say:

    • 100-200 videos.
    • Sales letters.
    • Sales Copies.
    • Landing Pages.
    • PDF files.
    • etc.

    Just think, "the best product" you've ever seen. That's what you have in your hand right now. And now you want to make a ton of cash.

    So, what do you do?

    You will sell this product for anything between, let's say: $499 and $999.

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    CryptoGuru

    CryptoGuru

    Selling digital products is probably the easiest and most profitable way to do business. When selling digital products you only have to do the work once, after that its all smooth sailing. You mentioned selling PDF files and i do that here on Seoclerks. I sell things like contracts, Contacts, and more. This is the best for my productivity on a daily basis. I took some time to set it all up and now every time i get a sale i don't have to do anything they just get the product download it and done! I wish i had more products like this to sell, and in the price range you mentioned. I don't think something over $300 will sell many times here on Seoclerks but its worth a try. After all what does it cost you to list things here? if you need any help selling these products i would be more than happy to list and resell them for you. Thanks for sharing this topic! I hope my answer helped you out.
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    Lynne

    Lynne

    Hi Jkeyz2. I think perhaps a product for that price range would actually sell well here. If you have a really good level here with loads of recommendations and positive reviews your product will generate interest for sure.
    If you also then have your own website with a great online reputation and loyal customers,you tell people that your product can be purchased here.

    You also have an amazing affiliate program set up already here so if online marketers love your products they can market it for you. Maybe put the affiliate commission on that product higher the normal 10% and I think the sky is the limit!
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    hitmeasap

    hitmeasap

    Lynne. I agree with you. Something like this could potentially bring in "huge" buyers. The real "money spenders" so to speak and that wouldn't only benefit yourself as a seller, that would actually benefit SEOClerks as a marketplace too. In the long run.
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    hitmeasap

    hitmeasap

    That is very true and I've been selling ebooks and reports for about 3 years now. Both on and off of SEOClerks. That being said, I would most likely list something like this for sale on SEOClerks, as it wouldn't hurt. It takes a few minutes to set it up and once it's done, I would profit for each sale without any extra work. Well, only a minute or two of extra work would be required.

    However, I do believe it's a good and decent way of making more or extra money. Digital products. Which is why I had to ask this question. Thanks for your reply! Where to sell an expensive high potential digital product?
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    Cristian

    Cristian

    Direct clients, target potential clients that need that super digital product you are offering. I would go on LinkedIn and target high-ranking managers from big companies and offer them directly a proposal with a little incentive.

    Filtering out direct CEOs is also a good idea, I've read it about here on CD, maybe was something that Razzy or Mike posted (both of them post great content so I don't remember exactly which) but I followed his advice and filtered CEOs on LinkedIn, guess out? I've been getting offers for the past 2 weeks and I'm not even writing them direct messages.
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