Selling Ebooks On JVZoo and E-Junkie

^This.

25% of $17 is what, $4? No thanks- it'd be much easier for me to just create my own $17 product, add a few things to what you created, and keep 100% of the commissions.

Hei, why not you search for other music related site owner that has a list, ask them to become your affiliate. You can look into those teaching how to sing or drum lesson, approach them and ask them to become your JV.

It doesn't have to be a low priced item the affiliates promote, if that's what you mean

Basically with the sales funnel you can get affiliates to promote your initial $17 e-book to get people onto your list. Whether you offer a one-time-offer (OTO) is up to you.

I don't know if you have one right now... but this could be an e-book with extra songs with instructions on how to play them or something similar.

When they're on your list you want to establish a good relationship with them. You can do this by giving them free information, free e-books, advice etc.

Then once you've started to build a relationship and they know you know your stuff you can begin to sell them again...

You could create and promote another one of your own products or YOU could be the affiliate and offer other people's products.

The good thing about the sales funnel and e-mail marketing is it's set and forget. So you can continue making money from the e-mail sequence without ever having to touch it.

Sorry this wasn't to me... thought I'd answer it anyway

I recommend heading to Google and doing a simple google search of 'guitar blog'.

Go through the list and check out all the blogs. Any blogs with an opt-in form on their blog, save their blogs address in notepad or word.

Once you've found a fair few e-mail them all and let them know about your product and ask them to become an affiliate. Too easy

Good luck!

- Trevor

In order to make some sales you just need to have a good product coupled with a really great sales page. A lot of people try to make their own sales page and then wonder why their product isn't doing very well.

The same goes for getting affiliates. You need to have good affiliate offers coupled with a great sales page designed to pull in affiliates. It seems that people often forget about the need to sell themselves to their affiliates as well.

Affiliates are in this to make money for themselves. They aren't as concerned with how great the product is as they are with how much they will make on each sale. They're also concerned with how well the product will sell to a target audience. Most affiliates will only direct traffic to your sales page so most affiliates will make sure to see if you have an effective sales page.

You could also try marketing to a more targeted market. Most products aimed at people on Warrior Forum will relate to internet marketing in one way or another. Some people may play guitar, or will be interested in learning, but you'll have better luck on a music forum, for example.

Best of luck!