Web Site Marketing - Audio Vs Video - Size Does Matter > 고객센터

To create a site from which the ability to regularly post interesting blogs is very simple, but most of us have more ambitious plans for our site than this! We may wish to develop a Membership bolt on, or Sell either information products (e-products) or Pipa air dingin physical products directly from the site.

That's where these video lessons came in (just like the guitar lessons!). OK! They promised to get you up and running with "no product to sell", "no website knowledge or training necessary" and "aimed at beginners". Yes I know. it all sounds a bit smelly, but somehow I could relate better to videos rather than the written word. They actually expedited my learning experience and within hours I was 'doing' rather than 'researching'!

specialist audio So on I go to yet another internet marketer's site. Now the new guy is in the big league - I mean promises of 6 figure incomes in just one year. Now I may get sucked in to things but I am level headed enough to know when to pull the plug. This just wreaked of B.S.

I can't really think of too many disadvantages. I guess some customers may not like them because if they want to go back to just one section to review it then it's not as easy as with an ebook. You can solve this, in part, by breaking your audio product down into shorter time chunks.

Hot Tip: If you do presentations to groups of people on the topic, have this recorded either in audio or video and then continue to follow the steps below to get the same result.

So if you can follow simple instructions, then learning from videos may also be the way for you. Back to the guitar analogy. he was not teaching me to become a guitarist but rather just to play a few songs, and this is, in essence what I realise I am striving for - to set up an automated business and not necessarily become a full time internet marketer (although the option is there if you have the inclination).

You may need to be a bit sharper. This commitment to better quality will also cost you a bit more. If you are investing in the equipment, be sure to do your homework before you purchase. Go to audio/video forums and key in product names to see archived feedback on them. If you wish to take the hands-off approach, be sure to budget enough for a good producer with actual online samples from their resume for you to research.

Let's say you have a bunch of audio recordings. What's stopping you from creating a nice, hard product from them, in the form of CDs? Then, for a bit extra, you can ship this out to them. Go through a fulfillment house who will do "product on demand" fulfillment. Then, just charge a couple dollars more to cover the cost of the product fulfillment. You're making the same profit, but your customer is thinking they are getting oh so much more value - they actually get a hard product!