Maybe you start with a $17 product, then mailing list proceed to a $47 product, then on to $97 and $147 products. Later on it may be $1,000, $2,000, or $5,000. Now, you mailing list can start a new customer with a big-ticket item without much fallout if you're very careful, but I'd recommend offering a mix of different prices so mailing list that people can start where they're comfortable.
If I could do nothing mailing list but sell products and services for $3,000 or $5,000, or course I'd do it -- but that's not entirely reasonable. We do have mailing list products and services in our overall mix that sell for prices that high, but there are a lot of people in our customer base mailing list who just don't have that kind of money, so it's nice to have a range of different prices of products and services.
Be careful to keep offering a mix of products, because once you get mailing list a taste for selling things that are high dollar, you'll never want to go mailing list back. One of my weak areas used to be the fact that I was hesitant to try selling information for thousands of mailing list dollars. But once I broke through that fear, all I wanted to do was sell things at high prices.
Plan in advance. Define your target audience. Craft a compelling message. Personalize your mailings.
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