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![]() You'll probably find soup on everyone's top 10 list of things
you definitely don't want to be selling on a website. Sandwiched somewhere between sacks of pet food and Boeing 747s. Yet, this website take $500,000 in orders last year, and the 2002 figure should rise to $750,000. A interesting case study at http://www.consumermarketingbiz.com/sample.cfm?contentID=2161 Oliver Peters How to Sell Soup Online with Free Samples |
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![]() Thanks for sharing, Oliver. 'Free' works very well with consumer market, however, simply giving away something without a well-thought marketing plan can be costly. Charging S & H is usually a good way to qualify the prospects.
When people in business spend money, they're thinking more about the money as 'an investment to make more money' - as a consumer they're thinking more about 'saving money' (and taking advantage of freebies). Alexander, MiniJV Specialist Cash For Your Valuable Opinions - Easy and Free |
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