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An excellent and highly profitable reseller agreement for a legitimate quality business

by fitnessm
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Hi everyone, I am doing some research into what people would consider to be an attractive reseller agreement for fitness mentor, our web business.

I have no experience as a reseller, we're simply not in that market, but it would be good to know the sorts of things resellers do look for? so I can get my agreement and any systems right from the start.

Additionally, if our bronze/self-service prices are fixed, (they are $10 per week or $10 per month recurring), @ what price point would be attractive to resellers for Bronze and Self-service options.

It's obvious any agreement needs to be fair and profitable for all parties.

The style of the website, (backed by a the team of elite, Olympic and Commonwealth games coaches) is all quality. Our focus is on really helping our customers, not some cheap fad so we have a high quality brand we want to maintain with any reseller programme.

I am after legitimate advice and will read all responses here or emailed to fitness mentor but I would appreciate it if you do not use this as an opportunity to advertise your SEO product or services to my company, I know it's tempting.

I have got as far as creating a reseller page, but no specifics yet, that will be my next step based assuming forum members have some insights into what might work well in our situation.

Regards
Ewart.
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  • Profile picture of the author fitnessm
    wow, I thought at least one person would try to sell me something, is anyone alive out there?
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  • Profile picture of the author rikkib51
    Hey,

    Resellers look for something they can make money out of...

    I don't really quite get what your saying though.

    Do you want resellers to sell your bronze/self service options?

    Or do you want it promoted like affiliate marketing where they get commissions for products affiliates sell?


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    • Profile picture of the author fitnessm
      Hi Recky, another kiwi, cool! ah sorry I was to noob to see the difference. I have just been approached by one major company, and a smaller website with 500k UV per month who are interested in reselling under their own brand, but now I see what your saying it was an affilate scheme I am primarily thinking about.

      Since i posted that q) in september I have gone ahead and about 10 mins b4 your email just created my first clickbank product, using the default 33% commission. not sure if it's attractive enough % wise although professionals are expensive, it's not a cheap e-book.

      33% would be between $40 and $171 per sale assuming the person stays in for a year, say $20 or $85 if they do say a 6 month training programme.

      was not sure if recurring or one off was the best way to go for affiliates. for customers, have decided to make it recurring.

      cheers
      ewart.
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