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We have just started to see use of electronic courses on internet. Many are still offered for free to draw prospects to product sites or for online branding purposes. However, there is no reason why a detailed 6 or 7-part e-course could not be sold for $20-$30 - similar content to an eBook, but delivered in parts right to inbox of your customers.
4. Teleseminar
30-minute to 2-hour, or in some cases longer, seminars that you charge to provide customers your knowledge on particular topics. Range in price from free to several hundred dollars. Teleseminars have added option of recording session, providing you with an audio product you can market. Often you can get 30-40 or more subscribers to pay $20-$40 each for telesminar, then charge something similar for audio product to a much wider market later on.
5. Audio Version of your eBook
Many people now have tons of eBooks on their computers that they have not, and probably will not ever look at. Given our busy lifestyles, recording your information into your PC or recording device and converting it to .wav, real audio or mp3 format give your customers ability to take your information with them "on run" Often you will get from 25% to 50% more for an audio version of your product over an eBook.
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