whether it will make you more profit!

If it WON'T make you any extra profit, a $5 product is TOO EXPENSIVE.

But if it costs $2,500 yet makes you more than that in return, then it's a BARGAIN!

Robert Kiyosaki tells of how he wanted to improve on his success, but he wasn't sure how to do it. He was always interested in property, and he saw a workshop on how to buy property with "no money down."

The only problem -- that workshop cost a couple thousand dollars!

But, Robert Kiyosaki realized that half the battle is having the RIGHT INFORMATION. So he plonked down the couple grand and attended the workshop.

He's said that the couple thousand dollars he spent, by applying what he learned, has made him many hundreds of thousands of dollars back in return.

So, was a couple grand EXPENSIVE for a workshop, or a BARGAIN? It all depends on whether you apply it or not, and whether it makes money for you....

Spend $2,000, get back $200,000? Sounds like a BARGAIN to me.

If you have a long-term money back guarantee, too, for an info product, there's no way you can lose. You can try a product for 12 months, and if it's not making money for you, get your money back.

That's the way to assess business info-products -- it's an investment.

One wall of my place is covered by a huge bookshelf, full of business-related books. I have books on real estate investing, stock market investing, copywriting, marketing, deal-making, mail-order, business biographies, writing, and so on.... It's my own personal business library. I view every single one of these books as an investment in my future. Even though I've spent thousands of dollars on collecting this information, I consider it a bargain. :)

- Dien Rice