WHY PAY, WHEN "YOU CAN HAVE IT FOR FREE?"

There are all sorts of things that we would like to have but we cannot always afford them. That is where Freebees come into play.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ People will tell you that there is no such thing as a 'free lunch.' I don't know who first said it but it is as true now as it was then.

You can bet your boots that every thing that is on offer for free has a hidden catch.

Internet marketers use freebees in hope that you will remember who gave it to you and purchase something from them at a later date.

I can't see any thing wrong with that. It's just good business practice.

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As I said, there is a reason that they are offered for free. In almost every one of them you will find one or more links to other products or services that person is promoting.

You are under no obligation to purchase any of these offerings. It is just another form of advertising. Instead of being bombarded with demands to buy this or buy that, you are given something of value in hope that you will click on one of their links and purchase something at a later date.

Don't decry goods just because they are for free. If they don't give good value, you are not likely to go back and buy from them later.

What is it that makes sale of information products so appealing? Is it fact that only storage space required is a minute spot on your computer’s hard disc. Perhaps it is because even when you have sold it, you still have it, ready to sell again as many times as you can.

Can you think of anything else that can be sold and sold again without having to replenish initial stock. Something that you can send instantly to anywhere in world without having to pay postage and packaging expenses. Something that costs you so little that you can afford to give away as a bonus to your customers for purchasing another of your products.