trevord92
June 29, 2015, 03:15 PM
Agreed that WSOs have been driven down in price and quality although a few good ones slip through the net. Often the ones with low sales and few affiliates rather than the utter trash put out by a number of names who I don't have a long enough pole to not touch them with :(
Udemy keep testing pricing which is good, the quality control aspect is good. A lot of the "sales" are via free/cheap coupons but they give the social proof which then pushes sales further.
80/20 applies there as it does with other markets. Probably closer to 99/1 than anyone would care to admit.
I have absolutely no doubt that your products are worth the money it's just that personally at the time of the beta test there wasn't enough info to convince either part of my brain that it was worth taking the plunge. Maybe I needed more of a sales pitch - not sure!
And I can fully understand the "not enough hours in the day to pursue everything" aspect.
Udemy keep testing pricing which is good, the quality control aspect is good. A lot of the "sales" are via free/cheap coupons but they give the social proof which then pushes sales further.
80/20 applies there as it does with other markets. Probably closer to 99/1 than anyone would care to admit.
I have absolutely no doubt that your products are worth the money it's just that personally at the time of the beta test there wasn't enough info to convince either part of my brain that it was worth taking the plunge. Maybe I needed more of a sales pitch - not sure!
And I can fully understand the "not enough hours in the day to pursue everything" aspect.
