An eBook pricing model that resulted in $100,000 in sales
I am an author, trying to self-publish and whatnot. After reading this post I almost bought the book.<p>Then I didn't. <i>Because</i> of this pricing model.<p>I wanted to buy the book. The value preposition is awesome and it is exactly the kind of content I need right now. The first option is super expensive and includes a bunch of things I don't care about. I want the book, not some videos I'll never watch, not a 90 day launch plan I'll never use. I want to read your book Nathan Barry.<p>The second option is still pretty damn expensive, and it's still shoving a bunch of things I don't want down my throat. I want the book.<p>Last option. $30, okay that's pretty reasonable. I will even swallow the patronisingly added one month subscription to ConvertKit, whatever that is. I just wanted the book and this option has the least crap with it.<p>Great.<p>Oh, for $29 I only get a PDF ... but I wanted a book. For that much money I <i>really</i> expected at least a paperback, possibly a hardcover.<p>I'm sorry Nathan Barry, I would love to read your book, heck, I <i>want</i> to read your book. But none of your pricing options make any sense for me.<p>PS: I passionately dislike watching videos and find it almost impossible to learn from them. I mean really learn, not just feel like I've learned.