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Need your help (especially if you are Aussie)!

by klublok
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Hello fellow warriors

I have an ebook on estate planning strategies that I want to give away for free here in return for testamonials.

This book is most relevant for Aussies (or warriors with Australian assets). You will discover:
  • how to protect your inheritance from challenges. Not sure if you are aware, the new legislation on Family Provisions make it very easy for people to challenge your will;
  • common issues and hidden traps that most people miss when they prepare their wills
  • hidden de facto death duties that will catch 99% of all estates and how to avoid being tax. Also learn how to make sure that your beneficiaries pay minimal tax on the earnings on the inherited assets;
  • how to protect your beneficiaries inheritance from THEIR family breakdowns and bankruptcy.

If you go to a lawyer for this advice, prepare to pay upwards of $3k - that's if they know how to give this sort of advice.

I am thinking of selling the book either at $47 or $97 - I am interested to get feedback on whether I can sell at the higher price.

Please PM me if you are interested, or alternatively send me an email: jeff.chung AT proplanprofessional DOT com DOT au

Thanks in advance.
#aussie
  • Profile picture of the author dayus444
    Great job man. Concerning the price, it depends on your evaluation and the volume of the ebook. Also not that you will need a super compelling sales page to sell at the higher price
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  • Profile picture of the author Quentin
    I did a little bit of research Jeff and there is a lot of good information online so I would probably go for the $47 and possible $97 for a printed manual rather than a book.

    Also make sure you sell it in Aus dollars as I have hit this before and with the current us rate it can become a real road block for Aussie purchasers.

    Possibly another way to do it would set a forum so people could discuss it.

    Just a couple of ideas.

    Q in Brisbane
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    • Profile picture of the author klublok
      Originally Posted by Quentin View Post

      I did a little bit of research Jeff and there is a lot of good information online so I would probably go for the $47 and possible $97 for a printed manual rather than a book.

      Also make sure you sell it in Aus dollars as I have hit this before and with the current us rate it can become a real road block for Aussie purchasers.

      Possibly another way to do it would set a forum so people could discuss it.

      Just a couple of ideas.

      Q in Brisbane
      Thanks for the ideas Quentin! The forum is a good idea, but I might have to graduate to that, since I am a web newbie!

      I think you will not find that most of the strategies in the book on many of the freely available information on the net.
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  • Profile picture of the author thinkrich
    If you are going to make it into a stand-alone product, then it would be advantageous for you to get a domain & hosting for the mini-site.

    Give away a teaser report with info in it that points back to the main website.

    Just because it is online does not give you the right to charge more than a printed book.

    Go to any bookstore and you can find books on similar subjects for cheap... and much bigger thean a .pdf publication.

    The more people who get it, the more they are likely to recommend it to others, so price it so that it's valuable, but not overvalued.
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