"Desperate Buyers Only
-
Overhyped
Or The Real
Deal?"
 I've been
marketing online now
for some time and I've
got some of my own
"niche" ebooks that
bring me in a nice
income.
So you may say that I've
got the ebook selling thing
"licked".
I get increasingly fed up
with anyone who comes along
selling their "how to make
an ebook" guide as if it's
they were the first to come
up with the
idea.
I mean, we've heard
it all before
right?
Whenever a new guide comes
along that proclaims itself
to be a revolutionary plan
with a new way of doing
things I tend to hang my
head and sigh "seen it all
before" - so it was with
some trepidation that I
purchased Desperate Buyers
Only.
So why did I purchase it,
when I'm already a
know-it-all (or so my wife
tells
me)?
Well, because a certain IM
guru who I have the utmost
respect for, recommended it
to me - and it takes a lot
for Allen Says to recommend
anything.
Seen It All
Before?
My first
impressions of the book
were of its size. Many
ebooks these days are slim
volumes in which the author
seems to think he/she can
charge the earth for a 20
page pamphlet of
info.
Desperate Buyers
Only however comes in at
over 90 pages of well
written
info.
And yes,
I was also pleasantly
surprised by how well
written it was - a rarity
in Marketing ebooks at the
moment.
The main
selling point of the book
is that the author Alexis
Dawes claims we should be
focusing on a certain
target market a "desperate"
buyer - someone who is
willing to get out their
credit card simply because
they can't wait to solve
their problem, whatever it
may be - and of course our
product will do just
that!
So far
so good. I hadn't always
concentrated on selling to
just these kinds of people
- but this idea seemed like
a breath of fresh air. Of
course Alexis goes into
more detail than I can give
away
here.
A Cunning
Plan
Particularly interesting
are the techniques she uses
to write her sales
letter.
A good sales letter is the
difference between selling
hundreds, nay, thousands of
your product and none at
all. Here Alexis gives us
her "five point fish hook"
technique for writing
letters.
Combine all of these
features and your sales
letter will lure people in
by the dozens, their credit
cards will practically be
thrown at their monitors
such is their eagerness to
buy your
product.
No, really - an excellent
sales letter can literally
"control" your customer and
in this book we find out
how to do this
successfully.
Desperate Buyers Only is a
great ebook and a breath of
fresh air. If you follow
this guide and you still
can't make money - then I
suggest you give up on
Internet Marketing
altogether - it just isn't
for you!
However, there is a
weakness in the book. It's
all very well having a
sales letter and a great
product but what about
getting people to see the
damn
thing?
We Need
Visitors!
If there's one thing
lacking in this guide it's
how to get people to your
site. Sure she gives some
examples but I felt these
were a little on the weak
side. You'll get a few
visitors every day with her
techniques but not the
avalanche that you need to
really make the big
bucks!
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