I recently came across Internet Marketer, Jon Leger’s $7 Scripts. I must confess that I was sceptical at first when I encountered the script as I thought it was just another internet market trying his luck. But once I went over to Jon’s site, I was immediately convinced that his views and products are taking seriously by the Internet Marketing community.

Basically, the $7 scripts is a short report (about 32 pages long) with a twist in form of an added bonus. The twist is that as part of the report you get a script that enables you to build a list. The report itself explains why information is a perfect product to sell for various reasons. Reports are

1. Inexpensive to produce.
2. Downloadable straight away after you have bought them.
3. Easy to produce.
4. Can be targeted at a specific niche.
5. And much more

Whilst Information products might be the best product to sell, they are not without their teething issues because

You have to convince people of its value.

1. The price of the info product must be right.
2. You might get a request for refunds.
3. And you will need to put in place a good sales team.

You might be wondering why $7? Well Jon Leger’s $7 Secrets Methods is aimed at resolving information problems. His method solves the first three of the four problems outlined above because

1. It’s much easier to convince people to pay $7 for a product.
2. The price is just right for consumer pockets.
3. Refunds are virtually non-existent.

And you might be glad to know that support required to sell $7 is at a minimum.

There is a lot of content in his $7 secrets report and as a prove that it works he has a case study on how he made $3000 in 7 days selling this 32 page report.

In addition to this, the gem in this product is the fact that you get a script that enables you to make money with this report and build your own list as well. That is what sold it for me and I have already put up the script on my hosting account ready to sell some PLR reports sitting on my hard drive.

Check out Jon Leger’s $7 Secret Report.

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