Today’s Business Acumen points out who the head honcho is and his significance. Everyone knows that if you want to make big money you gotta be at the top of the chain. Whether it be an owner of a business, a manager, or a sponsor. Only people at the very top could make serious money. Read more
It’s easy to find bonus items that will boost the perceived value of your product, but while it’s easy, you MUST NOT fall into the trap of just grabbing a bunch of products you can get cheap with rights and throw them in.
If you have ten bonus items that have been advertised all over the place and it’s known that they can be bought as a set for next to nothing, and you try to convey they are worth hundreds, not only is there no perceived value in the eye of most readers, but you’ve flushed your credibility down the toilet.
It’s okay to use products that have been around a little while, but only if they are going to hold a high perceived value. But remember, if you have a few products as bonuses like that, there’s a chance many readers of your sales letter could already own all the bonuses, which reduces for them the power of your offer, which in turn will probably lose you the sale.
Possibly the best approach is to seek out some products with low-cost reprint rights that fit in with what you sell, but the key word is SEEK. Don’t go for the things that are already advertised all over the place.
There are some products out there that have not done well because the author has not had a clue how to write a good piece of sales copy or how to promote his or her site. Even if they don’t seem to offer reprint rights – contact them anyway.
Another great idea is to write your own bonus report – that way you have a 100% exclusive.
If you mix something of your own with something that you have rights to and was underexposed and something that might have been around a little, but still holds its value, then you are probably well on your way.
But no matter how you build your sales page, how you construct your bonus items or how you price your product, it needs to convert well. Make sure you’re tracking everything and assess the results to determine what needs to be improved.
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Quick Notes:
1) Your bonus items must have value to be a bonus.
2) Don’t use products you can get a hold of for free as bonuses.
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