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Info Product or Software?

by remega
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When buying a WSO or other marketing product, what do you find yourself buying more often...Info products or software/tools?
#info #product #software
  • Profile picture of the author Jubu
    I tend to lean more towards info product but that's only because there are more of them. Software I'm more critical of because if it doesn't work well it can waste a lot of my time.
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  • Profile picture of the author marketerpro
    I buy far more info products, but I usually spend more per item on software. I guess I equate software with being worth more. But that's just me.
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  • Profile picture of the author Patrick Batty
    I've done quite a few of each, but am gradually getting away from software.

    As, SEO is becoming less critical for me these days, I find I need fewer and fewer plug ins.
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  • Profile picture of the author Irwin Dominguez
    I don't spend much on either (I'm an accountant by trade; I'm tight with my wallet naturally) but when a free alternative is not available I would spend more money on software.

    Here's my mindset; there's SO MUCH FREE INFO OUT THERE; I do my due diligence and if the free info seems legit and I want to follow-through with what's being taught and if the free info product suggests I use a particular software, from that point I'll purchase the software.

    I don't think I represent the majority when it comes to spending habits of an IMer; I just wanted to give my .02 - hope this helps.
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    • Profile picture of the author cashp0wer
      I don't typically purchase WSOs - but when I do purchase them I lean more towards info products than software.
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  • Profile picture of the author MeetMe@TheTop
    I'd go Info product first, build a list while your at it. Than go software
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  • Profile picture of the author TCwarrior
    No much in terms of software
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  • Profile picture of the author WebPen
    Info products- software is great, but I feel like most software is SEO related (which I don't do much of anymore)
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  • Profile picture of the author waldorfTM
    Interesting, I have spent more money on software but it appears most others here spend more on info products.

    Mind you, I am including MS Office and such which can really add up.
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  • Profile picture of the author jonmay
    I've bought a lot more info products than software. My opinion, when I've purchased software, there is so much to learn, if you don't spend all your time learning and practicing it, it can go to waste and then you don't get the value for it.
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  • Profile picture of the author alastairevans
    I think it depends on your skill set. I personally would always go for info products.
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  • Profile picture of the author Isaiah Jackson
    Personally I buy more info products than I do software, I don't mind doing the hard work nothing beats hard work
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