Comments for http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:17:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 Comment on My Seven Figures Newsletter by Idetrorce http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/your-first-my-seven-figures-newsletter-from-john-liz/#comment-422 Sun, 16 Dec 2007 01:40:42 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/your-first-my-seven-figures-newsletter-from-john-liz/#comment-422 very interesting, but I don't agree with you Idetrorce very interesting, but I don’t agree with you
Idetrorce

]]> Comment on Maximum Monetization And My Purple Mohawk by John http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/maximum-monetization-and-my-purple-mohawk/#comment-40 Wed, 01 Aug 2007 22:24:48 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/maximum-monetization-and-my-purple-mohawk/#comment-40 Hey Jeff, Yeah - this one had to be limited in order to protect your investment as a customer. I'm speaking in general terms, as limitations are often placed for scarcity sake, and I wanted to point out the limitations of - well, limitations:-) Dennis - that really is a loaded question and is completely offer dependent. I will say this though in response to, "Set your F/E price then make your OTO (upsell) 50% less than the frontend… Then if they didn’t take the upsell, offer a downsell at rough 25% of F/E price."... I'm suggesting trying higher price points on that OTO. For example, I know of one recent launch where the front end was free, and the OTO was $197. Conversion there was 7.something percent during peak launch time. Big leap and it worked really really well. So, consider the higher price points when you are mapping out that OTO. Cheers, John Hey Jeff,

Yeah - this one had to be limited in order to protect your investment as a customer.

I’m speaking in general terms, as limitations are often placed for scarcity sake, and I wanted to point out the limitations of - well, limitations:-)

Dennis - that really is a loaded question and is completely offer dependent. I will say this though in response to, “Set your F/E price then make your OTO (upsell) 50% less than the frontend… Then if they didn’t take the upsell, offer a downsell at rough 25% of F/E price.”…

I’m suggesting trying higher price points on that OTO. For example, I know of one recent launch where the front end was free, and the OTO was $197. Conversion there was 7.something percent during peak launch time.

Big leap and it worked really really well. So, consider the higher price points when you are mapping out that OTO.

Cheers,
John

]]> Comment on Maximum Monetization And My Purple Mohawk by Dennis Gerik http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/maximum-monetization-and-my-purple-mohawk/#comment-39 Wed, 01 Aug 2007 13:53:35 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/maximum-monetization-and-my-purple-mohawk/#comment-39 John... This is a very insightful post... You certainly helped answer some questions I had rattling around in my mind about backend conversions relative to frontend scarcity. Thank you. I'm guessing there is a frontend/backend pricing sweetspot? What's the best combination you have seen? (I'm guessing that's a bit of a loaded question, as I'm sure it is offer-dependent) However, I have heard a couple of 'rules of thumb' for this sort of thing... And I would like you to 'check me on my understanding'... Set your F/E price then make your OTO (upsell) 50% less than the frontend... Then if they didn't take the upsell, offer a downsell at rough 25% of F/E price. Have you seen this combo? Dennis Gerik John…

This is a very insightful post… You certainly helped answer some questions I had rattling around in my mind about backend conversions relative to frontend scarcity. Thank you.

I’m guessing there is a frontend/backend pricing sweetspot? What’s the best combination you have seen?
(I’m guessing that’s a bit of a loaded question, as I’m sure it is offer-dependent)

However, I have heard a couple of ‘rules of thumb’ for this sort of thing… And I would like you to ‘check me on my understanding’…

Set your F/E price then make your OTO (upsell) 50% less than the frontend… Then if they didn’t take the upsell, offer a downsell at rough 25% of F/E price.

Have you seen this combo?
Dennis Gerik

]]> Comment on Maximum Monetization And My Purple Mohawk by Jeff Davis http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/maximum-monetization-and-my-purple-mohawk/#comment-38 Wed, 01 Aug 2007 05:27:39 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/maximum-monetization-and-my-purple-mohawk/#comment-38 Hi John, I for one appreciate the fact that you limited the release. It means I have a fighting chance, to make some money. It was an outstanding package, and I'm grateful to you, and Liz, for a great value. I've already learned several things I've been wanting clarity, and focus on, it's always great, when I can go and impliment things at the speed of thought. To your backend! lol and your purple mohawk! Thanks for the lesson! Best Wishes, Jeff Davis Hi John,

I for one appreciate the fact that you
limited the release. It means I have a
fighting chance, to make some money.

It was an outstanding package, and I’m
grateful to you, and Liz, for a great
value.

I’ve already learned several things I’ve
been wanting clarity, and focus on, it’s
always great, when I can go and impliment
things at the speed of thought.

To your backend! lol and your purple mohawk!

Thanks for the lesson!

Best Wishes,
Jeff Davis

]]> Comment on My Seven Figures Newsletter Issue #4 by Liz http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/my-seven-figures-newsletter-issue-4/#comment-34 Tue, 03 Jul 2007 02:38:05 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/my-seven-figures-newsletter-issue-4/#comment-34 Thanks for the support guys! Keep it coming and I hope what John and I are doing is really teaching you guys. This is not some marketing scheme this really is us creating a business from scratch and we want you guys to even see the mistakes that we make. :) Thanks again! Liz Thanks for the support guys! Keep it coming and I hope what John and I are doing is really teaching you guys.

This is not some marketing scheme this really is us creating a business from scratch and we want you guys to even see the mistakes that we make. :)

Thanks again!

Liz

]]> Comment on A New Journey… by » Blog Archive » Is Website Flipping A Profitable Business? http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/a-new-journey/#comment-33 Mon, 02 Jul 2007 20:38:27 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/a-new-journey/#comment-33 [...] « A New Journey… [...] […] « A New Journey… […]

]]> Comment on My Seven Figures Newsletter Issue #4 by Bob Parmelee http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/my-seven-figures-newsletter-issue-4/#comment-32 Sun, 24 Jun 2007 19:58:08 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/my-seven-figures-newsletter-issue-4/#comment-32 Hi, I couldn't agree with you more about the spreading yourself to thin part. After buying bunches of money making systems, I lost track of my objective..........making money. Hi,
I couldn’t agree with you more about the spreading yourself to thin part. After buying bunches of money making systems, I lost track of my objective……….making money.

]]> Comment on My Seven Figures Newsletter by ALTAIR BEN http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/your-first-my-seven-figures-newsletter-from-john-liz/#comment-24 Fri, 22 Jun 2007 05:58:04 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/your-first-my-seven-figures-newsletter-from-john-liz/#comment-24 Hi John & Liz, (A Real valuable newsletter) It’s my pleasure to know you. I have to admit that I am a total newbie to Internet marketing.and I DO NOT HAVE A WEBSITE could you please guide me step by step to improve myself in this new venture I appreciate the effort you are taking AND I have picked up a few valuable pointers and look forward to more great content from both of you. Please let me know how I will receive my commission in India, Will I receive as check payment to my address or I would prefer direct bank transaction in India. Thank You, ALTAIR BEN Altair_ben2007@yahoo.com 82/1, SONAPPA LAYOUT, RACHHENNANALLI, THANISANDRA, AC POST BANGALORE KARNATAKA INDIA 650045 +0809845470818 Hi John & Liz,
(A Real valuable newsletter)
It’s my pleasure to know you.
I have to admit that I am a total newbie to Internet marketing.and I DO NOT HAVE A WEBSITE could you please guide me step by step to improve myself in this new venture
I appreciate the effort you are taking AND I have picked up a few valuable pointers and look forward to more great content from both of you.
Please let me know how I will receive my commission in India,
Will I receive as check payment to my address or I would prefer direct bank transaction in India.

Thank You,

ALTAIR BEN
Altair_ben2007@yahoo.com
82/1, SONAPPA LAYOUT, RACHHENNANALLI, THANISANDRA, AC POST BANGALORE KARNATAKA INDIA 650045
+0809845470818

]]> Comment on My Seven Figures Newsletter Issue #4 by Dean Murner http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/my-seven-figures-newsletter-issue-4/#comment-21 Fri, 22 Jun 2007 04:43:02 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/my-seven-figures-newsletter-issue-4/#comment-21 Hi Liz. Youve got some great stuff. I started looking at affiliate marketing in febuary and cant quite get off the ground. I have a web site with Ipowerweb but I dont know what kind of page to make to sell affiliate sites. All the programs Ive bought do'nt go that far into the beginning stage for a complete newbe like me. Any help I would be glad to aff. market your stuff. Thanks. Hi Liz. Youve got some great stuff. I started looking at affiliate marketing in febuary and cant quite get off the ground. I have a web site with Ipowerweb but I dont know what kind of page to make to sell affiliate sites. All the programs Ive bought do’nt go that far into the beginning stage for a complete newbe like me. Any help I would be glad to aff. market your stuff. Thanks.

]]> Comment on My Seven Figures Newsletter Issue #4 by Neil http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/my-seven-figures-newsletter-issue-4/#comment-20 Fri, 22 Jun 2007 04:40:54 +0000 http://mysevenfigures.com/sevenfigureblog/my-seven-figures-newsletter-issue-4/#comment-20 Show me the money! Show me the money!

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