4) Distribution / Give Away Right Do you have 'Right" to distribute or give away for free? Whom you are allowed to give away, general visitors, in house list subscribers or only existing customers?

5) Supports The supports you will get on products? Very important especially about content of material, who is going to help your customers, yourself, your reseller or author?

6) Update Will you be provided with any product update? How often update to be done, how products are to be updated, add-in new or amended parts or whole new products (digital ebook)?

7) Geography Restriction Where you are allowed to sell products? Online, offline or both? If online, what and which type of websites? While offline, which area, organization, state or country? (hardcopy products)

8) Sales Figure Disclosure Do you need to disclose any sales reports or figure to author or resellers? (Normally this is not practice in Internet) If so, in what basis report should be, per sale, weekly, monthly, quarterly, etc.

By knowing above, one will get their products worth its weight and could earn more money by Reprint and Resell them!

--How to Make Extra Fees Acceptable--

While this is just about shipping charges, just one simple example, there can be lots of hidden charges that won't show up until last minute. If this happens, even though those charges are reasonable, your customer won't be happy with them. People accept things more easily if they are expecting them. For example, if customers are aware that there will be shipping charges and are told about those charges properly, they will accept charges more easily. Also, they will feel comfortable with checkout process. Customers will click final "order" button more willingly.

You can't make money just showing people your products or services. You have to ask them to give you their money. But here's problem: they won't give you that money unless they trust you. One way to earn that trust is to make all charges easy to find . . . just as easy as finding a product. As it gets harder to find out about extra charges, people become more resistant to them. The sooner your customers know about extra charges, better they will feel about them. Feeling better means a better shopping experience, and a better shopping experience encourages return visits.