Today I’d like to tell you a short story about a product I brought and my experience of the process.

I’m not going to name the product or the marketer behind it, just the general principles, which I hope are ones that most people reading this will not try to emulate in their business.

The product was a bundle of fresh PLR e-books, put on sale for the first time. Something like 30 of them in different categories, with a selection of Internet Marketing Titles being of the most interest to me.

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Last time I posted I wrote about the advantages of selling products for higher prices.

Namely, the additional income far outweighs the fewer sales.

So why would you ever want to sell products for a lower price?

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As a member of Earn1KADay, I find it probably the source on the Internet for interesting discussions relevant to Internet Marketing.

As it’s a private forum I can’t reveal the exact contents here, but I recently read an interesting discussion about high and low value ticket items, as tested by a number of forum members.

The results may surprise you.

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If you don’t already do so, it’s well worth incorporating RSS feeds into your traffic generation strategies.

There are RSS feeds all around us. For instance, if you have a YouTube channel, you can generate an RSS feed from it. If you have an EzineArtcles account you have an RSS feed. If you have a blog (like this one) you have another.

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Seth Godin recently made an interesting post, regarding Internet Marketers and the considerations we make every day about whether to pay for stuff:

http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2009/09/pay-for-stuff.html

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