Maybe if you indicated what is NOT too expensive for your market, it would help.

But -- there ya go... you get what you pay for.
The people whose sales pages you like are too expensive for you, the people who are cheaper (and have affiliate programs) -- their sales pages stink.

What does that tell you???

Live JoyFully!

Judy

Try Yanic Silver's "Instant SalesLetters"

The best policy is, I think, to be straight with people.

Not all niches or products require good copywriting. Some
do - the most lucrative and competitive ones generally.

If you tell people to cheap-out on something as vital
as quality copy I think you are doing a dis-service.

I tell folks if they want to save money on copy to go out
and read a stack of books and start working on their
own skills.

If they won't do that it's a dis-service to tell them to find
a cheap writer to write their letters for them. I got an
email from a guy recently that got "cold feet" in an arrangement
we had made and went with a cheap-o writer... and the
copy he got sucked-wind and he was lamenting his mistreatment
of me in the matter.

Good copywriters have their own oars in the water. They
turn down low-end work because their own personal
projects are more lucrative than writing, and thinking,
to build other people's businesses as hired guns.

There is a guy here on WF who has some sort of outsourced-to-
India salesletters deal. I haven't read them but in some
niches they might work for your clients. Misleading people
to believe that cheap salesletters will work in competitive
niches isn't something I would recommend.