How much should you invest in an Internet Business? β High Price Investments vs. Low Price Investments
Read More: August 2009 – Introduction to this article In this article I will discussing the pro’s and con’s of a large investment business verses a small investment business. I am not going to try to sell you anything, I promise! Just give you the hard facts as I have found them to be. You will often hear people refer to “High Ticket” and “Low Ticket” investments – this simply means whether an investment / joining fee into a business is more costly or cheaper.
High Ticket
A great example of a “High Ticket Product” is YourNetBiz – an online marketing business opportunity which is allowing people to either supplement or totally replace their current income. YNB being a High Ticket Business, allows members to earn up to $2000 (£1400) per sale! Yes, per sale! For many, just 1 sale a month would replace their income if they left / lost their current job. Yes, the initial investment is large, anywhere from £300 to £2000, depending on what level you join at, but the returns are so high and so quick to achieve.
Low Ticket
“Low Ticket Products”, such as Utility Warehouse or Kleeneze, can be great, earning you between £30-40 per sale, but you need to make a lot of sales to match just ONE on YNB. Of course, Low Ticket Businesses are cheaper to get started with, often only costing between £50-£200, but you will usually not get the support that you get with a business such as YNB. If you are new to internet marketing and affiliate programmes, YNB gives you a personal mentor and a huge training library to assist and guide you to making a success of the business. In my experience, you are often left alone to find your way with affiliate schemes, which can therefore be quite time consuming and stressful to set up.
Which is best for you?
The answer really comes down to how much you have to invest and how much of a change in your lifestyle you can to make. If you only have a spare £50 or so in your bank account, and you want to earn a few pounds per month with your small investment, then possibly Low Ticket Products are the best way for you. However, if you have recently been made redundant, want to increase your income greatly or want to improve your way of life, then I honestly cannot recommend a High Ticket Product, such as YNB, enough. With YNB, you only need to make 2 Platinum sales to recoup your initial investment, and the rest is pure profit! Not many other business opportunities can promise the same! If you are not sure which suits you best, then I guess a compromise would be to join YNB at the lowest level investment Bronze Membership (£300), and upgrade investment at a later date once your confidence has grown. This is possible with YNB which is great, although it will cost you an additional 20 % more to do this than if you had joined at the start at the higher level investment of a Platinum membership.
Well, that’s it from me!
All the best for now,
Rhea
Internet Trainer and Marketer
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About the Author: Dan Rhea
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Company: MIB Wealth Creation
Industry: Business Opportunities
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Very good question !!
Hi Dan,
That is a very interesting question, and one I often wondered myself when first started looking.
I really love this place it is really a great place to get insights on the industry.
There is so many different things on the internet right now anywhere from 20$ to 3000$ or more like you said.
For me, the reality of it all is that, there are many things to consider before considering the payouts and outcome.
I donβt think you should chose a company based on the investment alone. Because you can have a great investment business but a product you can't market. And the other way around is pretty much the same results.
What is this industry about? Itβs about balance, itβs about duplication. So my first goal, is to make sure what I am doing is duplicatable. Because if I have success but my group does not. My success will not last very long.
Not too many people can duplicate a 3000$ investment.
On the other hand, people tend to treat a 50$ investment not as seriously as a 3000$ investment.
So if we look at it this way were a still at the same place.
I think what is most important is what you have to offer to the people you contact. Why would some one do business with you? Why buy your product versus any other? What added value do you bring to the table besides just your products or comp plan?
You must make know exactly what you want to accomplish before you can even think of choosing a company. One last thing that made a difference for me. You must understand this industry is bigger then any of us. Have a greater purpose then yourself. And you will succeed.
Thanks
You stold my topic
Their are generally 2 reasons why network marketers fail. They run out of capitol. They spend more on the program or the product than they can easily earn back in a month or two. They quit, because they are not earning any money, and the company they joined did not have a duplicatable system in place and perhaps with a low-cost, they are not as motivated to treat it like a business because they don't have as much to lose.