Can you make a large income from selling multiple "low priced" products?

Certainly, it can be done. But the odds are against you making a living income. There really is no reason not to include some higher priced products to your selling system.

Many IMers will tell you it takes the same amount of effort to sell low priced goods as it does to sell high priced items. Most start their selling system with a low cost item to get a buyer on their list, then they add back end products related to the first sale in order to produce additional sales.

You don't have to create higher priced products as you can license them, create a membership site, or even sell higher priced affiliate products.

Have you taken the time to figure out how many $7 items you've got to sell a week in order to make a full time living? Certainly, it can be done but it's a heck of a lot of work and nearly all the high earners in IM don't make their living doing it. Try it and you'll see why.

Good luck to you,

Steve

You can, but typically you'd want to sell subscriptions for lower prices like that so you have hundreds of $7 subs coming to you per month instead of one time purchases. People are more inclined to have a recurring payment that is less than $30. Any more than that and it isn't cost effective.

You can't jump to selling expensive products either because the more expensive products are more expensive to produce and sell...plus you have to be recognized (or your pen name has to) as an authority. No no name is gonna sell $300-$3000 products. Ever.

Also, Clickbank and other retailers won't allow higher priced products to be sold until you've established a history with them as a proven vendor...so again, it ties into the authority and credibility requirements.

Bottom line: you'll start off selling lower priced products as a vendor and move on to more expensive products as your brand builds more authority and history in the market. Lower priced products work well though for recurring charges and subscriptions. 1000 $7 subs from die hard fans will add a pretty chunk of money to your bottom line.

LOL kid cites a fluke example. That's like pointing at Justina Bieber or Drake when a kid asks if he can make big money producing his own music. That's the exception...not the rule.