Price point for Success ?
Is there a specific price point for success in the Affiliate Marketing world ?
For instance, establishing a niche selling refrigerators, the price point of the items you are trying to sell is very high and limiting the amount of potential buyers. but 1 conversion a month, you could be in good shape compared to someone else selling office products.
My niche is CBD oil and most products are in the 30 - 200$ just wondering if there is an ideal price point where people achieve the most success.
Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Justin
Join FREE & Launch Your Business!
Exclusive Bonus - Offer Ends at Midnight Today
00
Hours
:
00
Minutes
:
00
Seconds
2,000 AI Credits Worth $10 USD
Build a Logo + Website That Attracts Customers
400 Credits
Discover Hot Niches with AI Market Research
100 Credits
Create SEO Content That Ranks & Converts
800 Credits
Find Affiliate Offers Up to $500/Sale
10 Credits
Access a Community of 2.9M+ Members
Recent Comments
2
Join FREE & Launch Your Business!
Exclusive Bonus - Offer Ends at Midnight Today
00
Hours
:
00
Minutes
:
00
Seconds
2,000 AI Credits Worth $10 USD
Build a Logo + Website That Attracts Customers
400 Credits
Discover Hot Niches with AI Market Research
100 Credits
Create SEO Content That Ranks & Converts
800 Credits
Find Affiliate Offers Up to $500/Sale
10 Credits
Access a Community of 2.9M+ Members
Unfortunately, there is not going to be a universal answer. We each define success differently.
If you want to be in the CBD oil niche, I would suggest that your price point will be what you, your friends and target audience are comfortable purchasing.
I say you and your friends since most people are initially most comfortable talking to people in their own circle. If someone only has a $30 budget, they won't be able to relate to someone that spends $200 on that type of product. After all, you will be writing lots of posts to get traffic to your website. Unless you opt to spend a lot of money on paid ads. (I am not a fan of paid ads as they eat into my profits)
Best wishes.
Thank you Sondra, I appreciate your input.