rant: my $37 dollar question...

Its a mental game and the copywriters are having their way with people. Its like taking candy from a baby. People who don't want to realize that there is no easy way to make money online will keep searching. You mean I do have to learn SEO, or ppc and learn copywriting or have enough money to outsource it. Wait....This guy says I don't and all I need is $37 and I will get rich.

Jim

I am totally with you here.

Some $37 are great some bad... but you just can't expect too much at that price i mean come on!

And then i also see a lot of peeps that come here and complain etc - what did you expect - really?

Dan

You do not necessarily have to pay that much for a good coaching program.






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Wait a minute, you mean I shouldn't talk about how I got ripped off in the WSO section?

I bought this product for $7 and I still don't see $50,000 in my account. That is just wrong.

Ok, but what if you don't make $50,000 a month with your method? What if you make a measly couple hundred a month with it? Is it ONLY then valuable enough to sell for $37?

Remember guides and blueprints on how to make money online promise you one thing. They promise you "how to do something."

These guides are reference material and nothing more.

Let me ask you a question, do you go spend $65 on a book at amazon.com to learn how to program in C++ and then go tell your family that "damn this is a lot of work, so it must be worthless?!"

It's still reference material. It's still a guide. What's the difference?

I would better hire someone than buying any product there. Most if not all products are the same.

1. product research
2. keyword research
3. domain and hosting + wordpress
4. content creation
5. seo/article marketing/blogs/web 2.0/competition analysis
6. monetization (cb, adsense, cpa, amazon, ebay, etc)
7. ..wait for big $$$ according to these product creators...

see? most guides are like this, the only difference is that, others are in pdf while some are in video...

I don't know about you, but to be honest I don't buy that
kind of products, not just because it is $37 that probably
is crap but because I just buy what I am going to use
immediately.

From a $37 you can learn something, but it is not going to
help you make $50,000. I see people buying product after
product and then complaining... stop complaining and start
applying what you learn, this is the only way you have to
grow your business...

- Study
- Learn
- Apply

Thanks,
^PV Reymond

Just because you are paying $37 or $27 for a work at home product, does not mean that it is less effective then a product that can cost $77.

There can be 2 of them with different costs and the quality of the information can be as good as the other one. It all depends on the product owner and what they are willing to get for that info.

Tal

..i actually purchased a product worth $27 and that product tells me how to make money by selling the same product for $27...I stopped after I made my first sale and get back my $27. I don't want a lot of competition... LOL

I agree with your point and at the same time I think it also needs to be asked if these systems really do not work... if people are really not going to share anything that is truly valuable (meaning something they used to reach 100k+) then why in heck do they keep selling them showing masses of screenshots stating that is in fact what they are offering to the buyer?

I see your point completely it's just that I also think the responsibility should be shared with the people who continually sell these products knowing they will do very little to help anyone increase their income.

Personally, when I see those sales letters offering a method to make $50k per month my own view, or hope, is that it may be a realistic method to make an extra $50 to $200 per month. I actually figured most people looked at it this way. I cannot imagine anyone really believes they will make $50k per month within 10 weeks from applying the information contained in such products.

I think most people are just looking for something that will help them to increase their income by some reasonable amount. Heck, I'd gladly spend $37 to find a doable way that I really could increase my income by $100 per month within a month's time. That's just a smart investment.

When they apply the methods for a few weeks or couple of months and haven't even made their money back then they complain, and perhaps rightly so, because they purchased a product claiming hundreds or even thousands of dollars per day, scaled it back to a much more realistic $3 to $5 per day and yet still the system did not work for them even at those amounts.

And what of the people that spent tens of THOUSANDS of dollars? Did THEY get what they paid for? In most cases, better smile and stay out of arms length if you claim they did!

Steve

That's a good question.

If I write a book and you buy it, what might be in it for me other than money?

Is there something else I might want, other than $37 in my pocket?

Some people know the price of everything, but the value of nothing.

Why $37 or $39 or $47? It's not the price it's the information that counts. You have to assess whether the information on affer would be worth the price asked. OK many products are rubbish - probably every 2nd guide I buy isn't worth the money. But there again I've bought reports for a few dollars that contained information that was highly invaluable like resources I didn't know existed. To me that's value. It depends what your looking for.

I agree with Traffic Eagle, the perceived value of something differs per person. However, common sense dictates that when a 10k/month method is up for sale at a onetime $47 fee, there is something wrong.
Either the 'method' doesn't work anymore or the whole thing is worthless to begin with!

2c

exactly like your products, funny you talk about other crappy products and yet yours you leave for dead.

Easy Profit Bot has been broken for over two weeks.

$37 to many folks especially newbies for a digital product could be a lot of money spent

For $37 I'll answer that question for you.

I heard that there was once a guy selling PAPER for $20! One sheet of paper for $20. EXPENSIVE, HUH? YEP! Well, yesterday, maybe 316 people sold that sheet to someone else YESTERDAY!! That s only half as many as usually sold. HOW MUCH did it cost? $117,200.00! Not a bad profit! Heck, the guy could buy billion dollar companies for a fraction of what they are worth.

Sometimes, the money doesn't show the value. Fraud is fraud though! One guy here sold about 1000 sheets of WORTHLESS paper for $5! The FTC SUED HIM! Should people have not complained?

Steve

ok here is the thing.

though i would agree with u.

i just want to say or give my 2 cents.

its not really $37 just to share with u how to make so much money.

its $37 per person.

its like a theme park.

the company who build up the theme park pays $millions of dollars for the construction and so on, like paying the staff, maintenance. etc etc.

but why is it u pay only $18 or so to get in?

its because there are lots of people.

so if 10,000 people buy his $37 product than he made $370,000

see?