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by George Gomez
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#$97 #common #points #price
  • Profile picture of the author atvking
    how are these price points formed? im very interested in this thanks for any info...
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  • Profile picture of the author badboy_Nick
    Originally Posted by jodib View Post

    Hmmm,

    It depends of course on what you ae selling, but...
    I would say, $77, $47, $27,

    Hope that helps..
    I second that. I always use the following:

    $19.97

    $ 27.00

    $ 47.00

    $ 67.00

    $ 89.00

    Any question slet me know

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  • Profile picture of the author Karan Goel
    The most common and appropriate one for a QUALITY product would be $47.

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  • Profile picture of the author Maria Gudelis
    ditto to all of the above comments and also ....it depends on your "plan" - what's your backend strategy / funnel system...

    Perhaps you give away a thousand dollar value product of yours for only $5....why - because your goal is to build your list with paid buyers (note - paid - not free in this instance)...and you will then move them up a step ladder of products and sideways as well into complementary products...

    eg

    $5 ==> $27 ==> $47 ==> $97

    Whilst along the way it wasn't a straight 'step up the ladder'

    you also had other products in your portfolio at $19, $7, $21, 37, $147, $497, $1997...

    Hope that helps. Cheers, M
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  • Profile picture of the author George Gomez
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    • Profile picture of the author wjtyoung
      Originally Posted by Kahoon View Post

      I like your $5 ==> $27 ==> $47 ==> $97 progression.

      Do you think $7 out-performs $5?

      I like $7.
      Of course the correct answer is to test, but it isn't any harder to get $7 than it is to get $5 in most cases. You still have to have an offer that someone wants. Now this does not always carry through when the numbers get bigger, for example it is harder in most cases to get $4997 than $6997.
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  • Profile picture of the author Anonymous Affiliate
    Originally Posted by jodib View Post

    I would say, $77, $47, $27
    I agree. No need to split it any further than that.
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  • Profile picture of the author RNMKR
    Someone Posted this Exact Question Just before You... Read That
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  • Profile picture of the author John Piteo
    The most common ones that I see are...

    $17
    $27
    $37
    $47
    $67
    $77

    I never seem to see $57 or $87 for some reason.
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  • Profile picture of the author ButterflyGarden
    I think $79 is a common price point before $97
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  • Profile picture of the author Dayne Dylan
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    I know the best way to answer this is to split test, but in your first impression, which price point would appeal to you most...

    $77 or $79 for a physical manual?

    To me, $79 seems like $80...where $77 seems in the 70's, thus making it look lower cost.

    Thoughts?
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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      Originally Posted by Dayne Dylan View Post

      I know the best way to answer this is to split test, but in your first impression, which price point would appeal to you most...
      $77 or $79 for a physical manual?
      To me, $79 seems like $80...where $77 seems in the 70's, thus making it look lower cost.
      Thoughts?
      Would you say the same about $37 and $39? I ask because those are figures for which I have actually seen split-testing results (though that still doesn't mean they'd be the same as yours, of course). The $39 price sold more copies to traffic from the same sources than the $37 price.

      http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7506670
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