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DVD vs Online Video

by ladywinfall
11 replies
Which would you prefer:

A) A DVD sent to your home
Pay $27 or $37 plus S&H

OR

B) An online video that you can download and watch it on
your computer.
Pay $17 or $27
#dvd #online #video
  • Profile picture of the author 808glass
    Originally Posted by ladywinfall View Post

    Whitch would you prefer:

    A) A DVD sent to your home
    Pay $27 or $37 plus S&H

    OR

    B) An online video that you can download and watch it on
    your computer.
    Pay $17 or $27
    Online Please
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  • Profile picture of the author lcombs
    Give me the DVD for $17 plus S&H.

    Give your customers the option.
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  • Profile picture of the author Amy Carczak
    Put a better sales letter on it and
    sell it for $197 ...

    Refund rates will be lower for the
    physical product so ship the DVD's as
    your bottom line will be better.

    Or ...

    Sell the instant download for one
    price and then use an OTO to up sell them
    into the DVD. You'll be amazed at how many
    people will take you up on this offer.
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    • Profile picture of the author mobiusman
      Originally Posted by Amy Carczak View Post

      Put a better sales letter on it and
      sell it for $197 ...

      Refund rates will be lower for the
      physical product so ship the DVD's as
      your bottom line will be better.

      Or ...

      Sell the instant download for one
      price and then use an OTO to up sell them
      into the DVD. You'll be amazed at how many
      people will take you up on this offer.
      Follow this advice and do so it immediately. Best advice you can get.

      Good leadership here Amy, Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author MasonRamm
    I always prefer B because you don't have to wait
    long to watch the video ie. its instant once you
    have made payment plus B is always cheaper,
    leaving more money in ones pocket to spend on
    something else.

    I also agree with the above in that you should
    offer your customers both options.
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  • Profile picture of the author MJ Sterling
    It depends.

    If it's an IM video, then online - always.

    This is so I can get cracking straight away and sit at my computer while putting into action the directions or theories on the video.

    If it's a movie, I like to watch it in my home cinema which needs a DVD.
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    • Profile picture of the author ladywinfall
      Originally Posted by MJ Sterling View Post

      It depends.

      If it's an IM video, then online - always.

      This is so I can get cracking straight away and sit at my computer while putting into action the directions or theories on the video.

      If it's a movie, I like to watch it in my home cinema which needs a DVD.
      Just to be clear so there's no confusion. I was thinking it would be an hour long presentation detailing a description of a new thing in the Personal Development niche. Has a part in it that is IM though (licensing included).

      Probably would require more than one play.

      Thanks for your help. This is so helpful.
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  • Profile picture of the author Valdor Kiebach
    Both, I will buy A and want access to B so I can watch it NOW!
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  • Profile picture of the author Nick Bykov
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    Online video can be of a very high quality, so why wait for DVD?
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  • Profile picture of the author sal dawod
    I prefer the first option, "A DVD sent to your home - Pay $27 or $37 plus S&H"
    since not every one has a fast connection, including me
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  • Profile picture of the author spearce000
    Depends what the subject matter is. If it's an IM video that I'll watch on my computer screen I'd go for the download every time. If it's on another subject that I'd watch on my TV, I'd probably go for the DVD option simply because it would save me the hassle of having to download it and then burn it onto disk. The same would apply if I was ordering the video as a gift for someone.

    Horses for courses, I guess.
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