At some time in the past day or so, I added the affiliate link and image for "$7 Secrets" to my lower right sidebar after seeing Costa Fong's post on the 7 dollar script. In fact, I purchased the product at his site.
Designed for Ebooks
"$7 Secrets" is a cheap ebook download that tells you how to make money selling ebooks for a mere seven dollars. Included within the pages are links to other places at the site mentioned, including the scripts, so that you can become an affiliate for this ebook and set up scripts on your own site to duplicate the process.
The scripts are perfect for selling ebooks for popular PLR products (private label rights products) at the low cost of seven dollars.
Why is $7 the key dollar amount?
The concept is simple. If you can afford to buy a cup or two of coffee at StarBucks or Seattle's Best, or even pump a couple of gallons of gas in your car, you can afford this. People are much more likely to buy something for a low amount than a high amount, even if the product at the higher amount is much better.
It's a compulsive thing. Right now, people usually won't hesitate to buy something under 10 dollars, but will think twice about something that costs 20 or more dollars. It's the hesitation factor that stops people from purchasing even slightly more expensive ebooks.
Why am I interested?
I stuck it way down in my lower right sidebar because I'm not really after affiliate sales. Sure, I won't turn one down, but it won't break my heart if I never sell one. How do I make money? Well, it's not with affiliate sales.
I'm interested because I've been told time and time again that I should be selling ebooks about some of the information I've been giving away for free. I can't make a valid decision unless I know what's in store for me.
Perhaps some day, when I have a lot more spare time, I'll sit down and write an ebook that consolidates information on specific topics and put it up for sale. That's the reason I bought the "$7 Secrets" ebook and it's the only reason.
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