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![]() Also, to add to Dien's informative post...
What is your current pricing structure? Quite often you will fair better if you offer the HOST a substantial amount of your profits too. 15% may get you orders, sure, but what would 50% do for you, order-wise? Plus, the residual value or LTV of the customers generated would make up for the high perctage payout, again though, depending upon your current pricing structure. Taylor > HI Eric, > I'm glad you enjoy the forum.... :) > The only possible problem I can see with > your offer is that marketing and web design > overlap quite a lot, as the web site design > can alter how effective the web site is for > sales.... > I don't know if you've done much reading of > books about writing direct response ads, but > in a sense, there's a similarity here.... > For example, it has been shown through > testing that if you write a direct response > ad and include a coupon, you'll get a better > response rate than if you don't.... > (This seems to even be the case if you're > asking for phone-in orders rather than > mail-in orders.... In his book > "Marketing Secrets of a Mail Order > Maverick," Joseph Sugarman gives an > example of a split run test of this he did. > The ad with a dotted line around the phone > ordering information -- so it looked like a > coupon -- beat the ad without the dotted > line....) > Similarly, it's been tested that for printed > writings, a serif font (such as Times font) > is easier to read than a sans serif font > (such as Arial font). However, results I've > seen suggest the opposite for web sites -- > in this case, people seem to rate a sans > serif font as easier to read than a serif > font, possibly because of the more limited > resolution of our screens when we read > things online.... (As screen resolutions get > better, this result might change....) > As you can see, these are both marketing and > design issues. However, I still think you > should go for it.... :) > You should definitely add a section to your > web site outlining your offer.... This is > really a type of affiliate program so you > also might want to list it with various > affiliate program directories.... > Good luck :) > - Dien |
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