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The Basics of Product Creation How to Price Your Products Why Product Pricing is Important It will determine how much success you will have Price too high => no one will buy Price too low => you may not recoup time and expense Exception


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The Basics of Product Creation How to Price Your Products

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It will determine how much success you will have Price too high => no one will buy Price too low => you may not recoup time and expense

Why Product Pricing is Important

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Pricing low to build list of buyers

Works best when you have a back-end

Upsell/OTO Follow-up with more expensive product Recurring revenue stream

Exception to What’s Ahead

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Size Competitive Pricing Your positioning/USP vs competitors

Factor #1: Market

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Electronic

E-books, reports, whitepapers, PDFs Audio Video

Tangible products Personalization

Calls – group (teleconferences/webinars) & one-on-one One-on-one assistance Q&A through blog/forum

Community

Factor #2: What You’re Including

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If new to product creation, multiply estimated time by a factor of 3 or 4 to be realistic Sometimes it may not be worthwhile

Factor #3: Your Time & Out-of-Pocket Expenses

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Offer multiple products at different price points

Different formats + the whole enchilada Different formats + bonuses Most people buy the middle priced product

Pricing Hack #1

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Offering a premium option (5-10x the price of basic) can boost sales

Example: $47 product -> $297 product which includes 2 hours of coaching

Pricing Hack #2

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Don’t offer too many choices

It can reduce sales Limit to 3 options max

You will need to experiment

Final Words

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What’s Next?