Here’s an example of how to take your online products offline:

Let’s say that you have a membership website online that costs $127. Did you know that you could take this same membership deal offline and increase the price? In fact, one Internet marketer did just that. He took his membership information offline and changed the price $297.

How could he do this? Price point has always been a big psychological factor in our buying decisions. We are taught that products that cost more have a higher value. Plus, concrete products generally sell for a higher price than their digital versions.

Guess what happened? Customers still flocked the product. He made more money from fewer customers. He took the risk and it worked out. You can try the same tactic with your online products and take them offline.

Another option is to let people buy software off your website that they can download immediately. You send them the physical version of the software as well. The digital download version expires in 30 days so they can turn to the physical product on or before 30 days.

Tip: A customer that is the most recent buyer is one of your hottest prospects. People who have bought your product within the last 30, 60, or 90 days are the most likely to buy more of your products. They are currently ravenous for your product and your niche market. So tap into these customers to earn additional sales.

What’s another way to easily create offline products? You can utilize public domain information. Public domain information is free information that is not under copyright. You can find this type of information at the Project Gutenberg website. You can repackage this material and sell it. It is an easy and affordable way to create an offline informational product.

Tip: It is difficult to have one product that makes millions of dollars for you. Most Internet millionaires have a slue of products. They rely on selling many different products through their product line. All the sales from these individual products add up to millions.

Plus, they know that not all of their products will sell well. They will have products that flop. So they play the numbers. The more products they offer the more chances they have to earn profit. You can use public domain information to make several products in no time at all.

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Matt Bacak

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