Selling The Intangible : Turn Your Knowledge into Income. Generate Predictable Profits. Build a Wildly Successful Digital Product Business. by Meera Kothand

Selling The Intangible : Turn Your Knowledge into Income. Generate Predictable Profits. Build a Wildly Successful Digital Product Business. Reviews

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  Shailaja

  I'm a huge fan of Meera's books and have found great value in them. Her latest book, Selling the Intangible, takes you through the nuts and bolts of learning how to set up and launch your digital products in a successful manner.
  
  As always she goes into great depth and detail from how to design your product to learning how to write sales pages and set up evergreen launches.
  
  There are a few things that I don't personally practice and which she recommends in the book such as tripwires, sales funnels and the scarcity mindset. I believe it's possible to sell products without those concepts.
  
  However ,I'm also of the belief that you must try what works for you and then decide if you'd like to continue down that path.
  
  This book is worth the read and definitely worth many times the price.
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  Robin

  Actionable, Quick Read
  
  Meera does not disappoint.
  
  Her books put you in the driver’s seat with actionable guidance offered in a digestible format that can be consumed and implemented efficiently.
  
  Thanks for another great read, Meera! This one’s been on my ‘Kindle bookshelf,’ waiting for me to sit down & focus for a couple of hours. Done! ✅
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  Melissa

  A fab quick overview of selling digital products
  
  This was a fab, quick overview of the structure required to sell digital products. Kothland does a good job at aiming at the newbie and the person with a digital product already (who needs help selling it).
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  Jenna

  I thought this was a good basics on how to create and launch a digital product. It's short and easy to read but doesn't get into a ton of the individual skills needed. I've taken classes/courses on those so I know them but this is really great for someone who hasn't launched and is thinking about it.