Maya’s last blog post..Preparing to Believe in Yourself: The Science of Ditchiness

Maya’s last blog post..Preparing to Believe in Yourself: The Science of Ditchiness

Chris: Thanks, Chris!

Lori: Dude, Lori, Wow. Thanks for all the emails yesterday. I will heed them as best I can.

Elli: I totally hear what you’re saying. However, it isn’t just about the hundred hours put into the books writing and design, or the one of a kind art and poem that come with the supplementary book. The book also comes with full email support, which means that we answer every question that comes along from anyone who buys it. Potty training can be an emotionally exhausting experience. We’ve gone through it many times with many clients. Those emails are long, thorough, and time consuming. They are also the kind of extra assistance parents need and not something generally offered. $27 is fair market price. Other products on the market are selling for the same, if not more, and are not near the quality. I did my due diligence before starting the project.

A few reasons for the higher price of some e-books:

They don’t heave near the reach of a book in a bookstore. They are truly niche products which sell far less copies.

It must be worth it for an affiliate. The higher the price point, the more an affiliate will make. I don’t plan on making anything off WD with the book. I just thought it would be negligent to ignore the audience. The book is offered as an affiliate product through various affiliate programs. If I priced it at ten dollars, I would pick up very few affiliates. It’s hard to make an e-book fly without them.

Let’s say the price was ten dollars. My cut for that book would be three dollars. A single sale could garner an hour’s worth or email back and forth. Easily. I’m okay selling fewer copies and being able to do my best job with the ones out there.

I don’t feel put down in the least and I understand your perspective, but I did put tremendous thought into the pricing.

Chris: Thanks, Chris!

Lori: Dude, Lori, Wow. Thanks for all the emails yesterday. I will heed them as best I can.

Elli: I totally hear what you’re saying. However, it isn’t just about the hundred hours put into the books writing and design, or the one of a kind art and poem that come with the supplementary book. The book also comes with full email support, which means that we answer every question that comes along from anyone who buys it. Potty training can be an emotionally exhausting experience. We’ve gone through it many times with many clients. Those emails are long, thorough, and time consuming. They are also the kind of extra assistance parents need and not something generally offered. $27 is fair market price. Other products on the market are selling for the same, if not more, and are not near the quality. I did my due diligence before starting the project.

A few reasons for the higher price of some e-books:

They don’t heave near the reach of a book in a bookstore. They are truly niche products which sell far less copies.

It must be worth it for an affiliate. The higher the price point, the more an affiliate will make. I don’t plan on making anything off WD with the book. I just thought it would be negligent to ignore the audience. The book is offered as an affiliate product through various affiliate programs. If I priced it at ten dollars, I would pick up very few affiliates. It’s hard to make an e-book fly without them.

Let’s say the price was ten dollars. My cut for that book would be three dollars. A single sale could garner an hour’s worth or email back and forth. Easily. I’m okay selling fewer copies and being able to do my best job with the ones out there.

I don’t feel put down in the least and I understand your perspective, but I did put tremendous thought into the pricing.

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t want to put you down. Just give you an advice on the pricing. I’m sure you’ll sell a lot more copies if you lower the price and think of another advertising method.

Elli’s last blog post..How do you know if someone loves you?

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t want to put you down. Just give you an advice on the pricing. I’m sure you’ll sell a lot more copies if you lower the price and think of another advertising method.

Elli’s last blog post..How do you know if someone loves you?