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PAYLOADZ ROOKIE NEEDS HELP!!

by 3stepstorecovery
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Can someone with Payloadz vendor experience please help me out? I just opened a Vendor account on Payloadz. I've listed an eBook there, but writing is my strong point and being tech savvy is NOT.

So I need help from someone that can explain how to attract more affiliates/resellers that would like to earn a commission promoting the eBook. Wasn't sure how much to offer as a commission, but ended up offering $2 per sale and the eBook is priced at $8.99.

I'd also greatly appreciate tips on how to market my Payloadz sales page myself. The book is called 3 Steps To Recovery, which is an addiction recovery memoir/self-help guide.

Simple, straight talk, please - anything too technical is way over my head!

Thanks much!

Dan
#payloadz #rookie
  • Profile picture of the author jamesrich1
    You first have to consistently sale the product with a good conversion rate yourself. That pricing seems really low. Do you have backend offers? You might want to increase the percentage you pay to affiliates. Your paying less than 30% when Clickbank vendors are paying up to 75%. You might want to put it on Clickbank to make it easier for affiliates to promote you.

    When you have a converting percentage you can use that to impress potential affiliates. Contact your competitors affiliates when you have more value to offer them. Higher per sale or higher epc, tools and swipes, etc.
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    • Profile picture of the author 3stepstorecovery
      Thanks, James. So, raise the price to $14.99 and offer a 50% commission, for example? Not sure what the limit is on what readers are willing to pay for an eBook. Especially when they can buy it cheaper on Amazon.
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  • Profile picture of the author jamesrich1
    That is a decent low end front end product cost. Look at what your competitions price is to get a good example. Some people pay $47 for a e-book. The copy has to be pretty good to get decent 1% and above conversion from cold traffic. Some vendors are paying up to 75% commissions. Go check out your competition to see what your up against...
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