Yep, your job is to sell products. They could be yours or something you sell as an affiliate, but that is your only job. It’s the customers’ job to put the information or software into action. About 80% – 90% of your customers won’t do that, but that is not your problem. It’s theirs, and it is not your job to push them into taking any action. Most training and software sold in the I.M. space has some nuggets of helpful information in there because it’s not all crap. But if the buyer doesn’t implement what they learned and perhaps modify the process to suit themselves and their target market through testing, they probably won’t get the benefit they sought. That does not mean the product was no good. It does mean that the customer didn’t put any effort into making it work for them. As long as you’ve sold a product that will do what you’ve claimed on the sales page, then you’ve completed your part of the transaction honourably and ethically. What the customer does next is on them and not your responsibility. Happy selling. Regards, P.S. Are you tired of building backlinks and not getting visitors who take action on your web pages? There is another way to get targeted visitors to your website. There are hundreds of ways, but I’ll only talk about one in this instance. You can take advantage of this platform with free tools, but it’s often faster to use a paid tool. For 24 hours only, you can access the training for free. Only via this link, no signup or credit card required. |
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