Hi John,

Just had a quick look at your listings and I must say it looks great. Just walking out the door for work (Australian time here…) so will explore more later.

One question though, where/who has done your graphics for your CD’s and eBay listings. The graphics look fantastic!

Great job,
David

John,

On the subject of ebay’s change of policy concerning the sale of ebooks is there still enough valid information in Auction Profit Streams to justify promoting the ebook?

Fran

Reply by John,
All the information is still valid in all my products, all that’s changed is the delivery method. I am also updating all my products and any previous customers will receive the updated products free.

John,

As expected, you have set the standards of which many will follow!

Will be interesting to see how your selts fare, cannot wait for the report

Cheers John,

Des

The purchase of your “site” was my gateway into IM. It has been a wonderful journey since last Oct and I have learned a lot considering I knew nothing. Lots of things on the burner now.

I would like you to consider a problem with video that many of you don’t experience. I live in a very rural area of Oklahoma (USA) and the only high speed internet is via satellite. They are a picky bunch and limit the amount of bandwidth (usage) per month. Videos eat this usage rate at an incredible rapid rate.

I have a friend burning some on CD for me that I want to study (tutorial type things). I try to go to “town” once a week to use a friend’s computer. All of this to stay abreast.

I am not an auditory learner so personally do not like videos but they are unavoidable right now. In my quest to help true beginners I have to find ways around this.

If any of you come up with a brilliant idea to solve part of this problem, please drop me a note. If you stop and think about it, there are millions of potential customers out there that don’t have all the advantages of urban high speed internet access. When you have it (like I did until recently) you take it for granted.

Carol Smith

Reply by John,
This is one area where a CD Rom would solve this problem.

Hi John. Something that I am looking for you to share is this. “How can you sell a CD Rom at the cost of an ebook? Is there still profit to be made?” Looking forward to your reply. Thanks John

Reply by John,
If you watch the video in this post it should help answer your question

Harjit Irani the price of an ebook is anyprice you want it to be. Its the percieved value that counts. A buyer will think ” I’ve purchased a physical product” so the CD alone will cost money. The content in the cd is what will hopefully make the most profit even if the sale breaks even because its the back end sales and promotion that will do work.

Hi everyone, love this blog. I’m quite annoyed of the whole changes that eBay have made to be honest.. but I’m glad to see that people adapt!

Regards, Aaron.

Hi John,

Great to see the store doors are open again!

I made a purchase just so I could see how the sales process worked from start to finish.

Let’s see how fast the postie can get a cd-rom delivered from UK to Australia. I’ll keep you updated.

All the best,
Tracey

Hi John, I’ve visitd your eBay store, added to shop favourites and subbed your newsletters, all the best, zara x

Hello John

Anybody that has been around or known you for any length of time knows that if something goes wrong, you will make a comeback. The best thing about it is that we all know when you do make that comeback, it will be bigger and better not only for you but for all of us as well.

Regards,
Angela

John,

CD’s are a great way to go now that electronic download is over but I can’t believe you limited your self to publishing for PC’s only. It is quickly becoming a MAC world John and there are a lot of people that won’t be able to buy your product!