Great Products with sites that blow chunks!

[graphicsgenie]

Hey Everyone,

...So, there are tons great products out there with poor sales, maybe the copy is good, but the site looks so bad that surely its hurting the conversion, and therefore losing affiliate sales.

What if someone were to recreate this, and possibly sell on to the highest bidding affiliate.

Just bouncing around ideas and I thought I'd take this one to the masses.

Whatya think?

Thanks

[Kyle Tully]

There are a few memberships around that do the same basic thing.

Charge $20-30 bucks a month for membership. Members get a re-written salesletter and emails, videos etc to promote affiliate products.

As for selling to a single highest bidder... you'd have to prove conversions for anyone to cough up any decent money, and if you're converting that good you're probably better off keeping the site yourself.

[graphicsgenie]

Originally Posted by Kyle Tully

There are a few memberships around that do the same basic thing.

Charge $20-30 bucks a month for membership. Members get a re-written salesletter and emails, videos etc to promote affiliate products.

As for selling to a single highest bidder... you'd have to prove conversions for anyone to cough up any decent money, and if you're converting that good you're probably better off keeping the site yourself.

Hi Kyle,

Yes lots of membership sites that do that, but you are 1 of 400 or 500 other people with the same design,

I arent talking big money, just enough to cover the design $200-$300

Just toying with ideas

Thanks

[KarlWarren]

Stop toying and do some work... lol.

I can see where you're going with this. If the design is that good, and the original is that bad - there's no reason at all for limiting it to one person.

I can see that exclusivity could have a part in the success of the venture, but it could go viral.

[graphicsgenie]

Originally Posted by KarlWarren

Stop toying and do some work... lol.

I can see where you're going with this. If the design is that good, and the original is that bad - there's no reason at all for limiting it to one person.

I can see that exclusivity could have a part in the success of the venture, but it could go viral.

Thanks Karl,

We are working on a redesign of a great product that in my opionion has a poor salespage 'look' which I know for a fact is putting people off purchasing.

I have asked the site owner if I can re-do, no mention of money, I do it because the site deserves a nice look.

The fact that I know of at least 1 very high profile affiliate / JV partner could play a part, the fact that the site owner could promote my product to his list.

Sometimes you do because you can.

Good Karma, I don't know but its certainly made me think

Thanks