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Should I Reduce My Product Price?

I got this ques­tion from one of my stu­dents, whom we have since become friends with since I intro­duced him to the world of Inter­net mar­ket­ing. That’s just one of the beau­ties of this busi­ness, you make friends with so many peo­ple from dif­fer­ent parts of the world, peo­ple you have never met.

We now learn from each other, which really moti­vates me. We were catch­ing up last week when he aksed me “should I reduce my prod­uct price?”, and I have been mean­ing to share it here. See, he was say­ing this because he was not mak­ing that many sales, so he thought by reduc­ing the price, that might improve things.

My answer to that was no, I will explain why… You see, this is some­thing I see quite a lot in this busi­ness, many mar­keters com­pete on price, which is wrong as it just reduces the per­cieved value of the product.

The key here is to increase the per­cieved value and decrease risk in the eyes of your prospects. How­ever, since this is an infor­ma­tion prod­uct which comes with a pow­er­ful sales page which takes care of all of that, i.e. increase value and decrease risk, the real key is to have enough traf­fic to your website.

You see, the inter­est­ing thing is there are mil­lions upon mil­lions who have never heard of your prod­uct, so if you have enough eye­balls (and you need mil­lions per­sis­tently) on your offer, you tell me, why wouldn’t they buy from you at that unre­duced price if they want to learn what you have to offer?

You see my point? So get more traf­fic, don’t kill your busi­ness by com­pet­ing on price or you will make no money, add value and reduce risk instead.

Go for greatness!

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