The million dollar secret is out and it’s easier than you ever
thought it would be.
Let me ask you a question…
Why did millionaire, Matt Bacak *give away*
12,830 CDs worth $97 each? and why did Mike Filsaime recently give away an 87-page report valued at $297 for nothing?
The answer is simple: THE BACK END
Both marketers get other people to promote their self-liquidating
offer and they keep half the profits from a continuity
program, which pays for print advertising of high-end
home-study courses and seminars.
Here’s the truth…
Physical products have a much higher perceived value
than digital products.
You could take a simple 50-page ebook that sells for
$17, and offer it on CD for $47.
Here’s how you can copy Matt & Mike’s million dollar
secret and outsell competitors who offer the same
products in digital format.
Step 1: Find a product with resell rights that’s worth
at least $47. Upload it to Kanuki and create a CD cover
with their professional design software. Give it away
for free (just charge shipping).
Step 2: Take one of the 10 home study courses or
software packages (see below), repeat step 1, but
offer it as an upsell or OTO for $97 (plus shipping).
Step 3: Pay affiliates 50% commission to promote your
free offer and pay a broker 20% to recruit JV partners.
Now if you think it’s too complicated or expensive, here’s
some good news…
I’ve found a software application called “Disc Mojo” that
makes it super easy to integrate with the CD creation and
delivery service that all the gurus use at Kunaki.com.
The Disc Mojo
The system takes orders through PayPal, sends the customer
details to Kunaki, and automatically ships the CD to your
customers.
Disc Mojo just launched at an introductory price that’s
only good for the next two days (then the price nearly
triples).
There’s also an optional package of 10 home-study courses
that you can sell on DVD for $97 each.
Warning: after you buy Disc Mojo, you will be given a
chance to pick up all 10 DVD courses worth over $1000,
for just $67. If you pass on that offer, you won’t see
it again.