3) CROSS PROMOTIONS

You could cross promote your product with other businesses' products in a package deal. You could package related products together and create a new product.

Another option would be to include your ad for product you're selling in other businesses package. In return, you could just do same for them in your product package.

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1) Multiply your sales by starting an affiliate program and sell back end products to your affiliates.

2) Sell reprint and reproduction rights to your products to brand your business and ignite profits.

3) Cross promote your product with another net businesses in a package or ad insert deal.

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