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Price point?

by cotum
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I often have a non-marketing friend look over a site that I create to see if it appeals to him, and to get his ideas.

He INSISTS that I should charge $64.95 of thereabouts for this information product. I was thinking more like $47 for the 100+ page ebook and small bonus reports.

What do you think?

http://blackmagictantra.com

Thanks...
#point #price
  • Profile picture of the author Allan Rich
    From looking at the website. I think $47 would be a maximum price.

    Of course, always price your product for what you think it's worth... and Let the presentation of the product itself reflect the price... I.E the design/layout of the sales pitch.

    People are visual so if you price slightly higher than competitors, let your overall presentation/quality warrant the increase.
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  • Profile picture of the author Scott Ames
    Only your market can tell you. I think you should test price.
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