Benefits of a Dimesale?

Yes, no, maybe. Let me think.

I always use dimesales, well almost. Most the time I do, I think.

Dimesales are just a tradition for me. I think I would make more and sell more though if I left it at a low rate.

They do cause a sense of urgency though and get that epc up there, which is what you want and why they were created. EPC equals top affiliates which = sales.

Tip of the day.
I hate giving out my best but here you go.

With your launch, start mailing your list four days prior, have some major things for them to download pertaining to your product. On the third day give them the best excerpt you can, then the fourth day provide as much value as you can.

You should of already portrayed urgency in your previous three emails to pump them. Now even if there working they will sneak in the pee room to buy your product.

Interesting... Never seen this in action. I went to look it up on Google

It's a good way to get some easy sales from the start, especially if you have a nice sales letter and a professional product.

If you do it, make sure you build a list from it!

Yea I would definitely say it's worth it. You get make quite a lot of money, but it's the backend where you sell the higher priced items later on to your list that would make you money. Besides you would get a lot more customers faster.

The dime sale will get you more sales because as humans if we think something is going to cost the same tomorrow, we might wait til tomorrow and possibly even forget. If you tell me this thing is $13 for the net 2 buyers then it goes up and I don't know how much it's going up to and I actually want that thing there's a better chance of me buying it and buying it now before the price goes up lol..

Selling, marketing has alot to do with psychology and the more you understand psychology and what makes us move forward with a purchasing decision like "the fear of loss" the more money you will make in any type of marketing or selling scenario.


Always keep in mind that as humans we only do things for 2 reasons.. #1 To gain pleasure. #2 To not have pain

With that said, knowing that something is going up in price in itself not only creates a sense of urgency but is painful subconsciously that it might go up knowing we want that thing..

Good luck!

I use dimesales but they have one flaw. It's difficult to use tracking tools (and see correct EPC) because in most cases you have to set a fixed price. I wish JVZoo and Warrior Plus had an API...

In my opinion, Dimesale are much better than fixed price. They create the sense of urgency which makes people take action.

To me, it denotes a vendor without a clear perception of the value of his product, who simply wants to try to manipulate and exploit his market with phony pressure techniques.

It's certainly not a way I choose to buy.

I see it as a manipulative and unpleasant attempt to do that, which might achieve its objective, given a sufficiently gullible audience.

Definitely: there's no question about that.

I suspect it probably can be, but only in small, specific areas with gullible audiences, of which the classic would perhaps be "Make Money Online" products.

I don't see vendors of products about "how to grow grapes and make your own wine at home", "how to learn Japanese", "how to play the guitar" or those in (m)any other areas trying to use this shabby and distasteful tactic, and their audiences wouldn't fall for it, anyway: they naturally expect what they buy to have a fixed price defined by the vendor according to his perception of its value.

Just my perspective.

(Actually it's not "just my perspective" at all: I don't doubt that it's also the perspective of multiple millions of people who don't buy "make money online" products with scammy-looking sales pages ).

Dimesales are great for a launch period. You're trying to build buzz for the release of your product and this gives those that take action quickest the best price available. ... just another buzz factor to hop on early.

Is it manipulative as Alexa puts it? Yes, but so is every marketing tactic in a sense. We are convincing people to buy and buy fast... that's business. If you provide value to that buyer, you shouldn't feel guilt about how you got them their help.

Some marketers like to use it as a way to find the best price points as well. They will have it jump price every 50-100 sales and see how well each converted during that period. Then the winner is the price they use from that point on.

I use dimesales in every launch and it has significantly been the cause for many more sales during this initial period. I create products to help my readers, but I like to make as much money as I can from them too. After all that is what they buy my products for... to learn how to make more money