5 Questions To Ask Before You Buy Yourself Into The Next Big Product Launch

Thanks to Frank Kern, Mike Filsaime, Ryan Deiss, Anik Singal & folks at stompernet we have promotions going on every week of the year. As I am writing this post, Keith Wellman’s EasySalesLetter lunch is underway. Again the buzz is it will be a million dollar launch. Thanks to these folks affiliates like us make a few dollars…:)-

Before and during the product launch its usual to get a flurry of emails, that could be pretty intimidating. Here is a quick guidance on how to buy into one of these promotions, if you wish to do so:

Based On Reviews: The general mass buys based on reviews that people like you and me write upon using a product. You can certainly do so yourself, but given a product in its launch is too new and its too early to judge its success.

Based on Association Sometime people buy products from marketers becuase they want to somehow associate themselves with them. People have bought high end product from me just to become friends with me. Many marketers know this and during the launch, they make themselves heavily accessible to the public only to pull themselves out soon after.

So don’t buy just becuase you are expecting anything additional from the creator of the product. Buy based on merit and your understanding of the product.

Based On Bonuses: Many marketers wait for all the affiliates to promote so that they can pick and choose whose offer makes sense. During one of the recent launches some of the reputable marketers gave away their earlier versions of their product. How valuable these bonuses are? again that you have to decide.

If you are clicking too may affiliate links make sure you clear the cookies before you go to the link that you absolutely have to buy from.

Based On Impulse: Marketing could be a dangerous game when you are on the receiving end. Despite the rise of social media marketing, more and more people are impulsively buying things without even checking with friends and family. Facebook where are you?

Use your judegement and make sure that you have a strong recovery plan before you invest $1997 into any home study course.

Based On Your Need Not On The Promotion: This is characteristic of a true qualified buyer. Always buy what you need, never the one that is heavily promoted. There is nothing wrong with marketing promotions, but its important that you build the value instead of some one else telling how valuable a product is for you.