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Low-Price Product vs Expensive Products
- How Selling Low-Prices Products Can Make You a Lot of Money
- Narrated by: Bill DeWees
- Length: 1 hr
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Publisher's Summary
Continuing to sell low-priced products which can attract new visitors and customers whilst also promoting more expensive products from which you actually make a reasonable income represents a sensible, financially astute business strategy, one that you could certainly adopt and profit from. The bottom line is, selling low-priced products can make you a lot of money although each initial sale is going to make just a few dollars a time. Nevertheless, low-priced products are the key that opens the door to greater profitability and ultimate online business success.
©2014 Alex Coffey (P)2014 Alex Coffey
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