Ewen Chia’s Auto Blog Income Generator special edition delayed
This week is off to a less than auspicious start.
For one, I launched Ewen Chia’s Auto Blog Income Generator at the wrong price: My big Internet Marketing blogging blunder.
It obviously evoked some reactions, with some speculating that this was a marketing ploy.
And others, like Chi Ang from Passion Organics, getting confused:
“How come Ewen’s product is selling for $40 or $47 on other sites, and you are selling it at $20? Is it incomplete?”
I can assure you that the Auto Blog Income Generator is complete.
I just sold it at the wrong price.
Since receiving the email from Ewen, I’ve been working frenetically at revising the offer to $47.
My buddy, copywriting and pay-per-click specialist, Rachit Dayal (find him at http://www.RachitDayal.com) told me this afternoon:
Crazy lah, no one will buy at $47, sell it at $40 lah, or even $39.
And the worst part is that I ‘broke’ my blog.
So it’s going to be a bit of a wait.
Because if you visit http://www.DigitalKeiretsu.com, you’ll find that the links are broken.
And I feel bad, because our resident DigitalKeirestsu.com design guru Ryan Jackson, spent a fair amount of time working on it.
And now I can’t launch the Ewen Chia Auto Blog Income Generator (DigitalKeiretsu.com special edition) just yet.
It will be up in the next day or so, going at $40.
What’ll it contain?
Besides the full Auto Blog Income Generator, it will also come with a suite of interesting blogging-related tools. I’m working out the bundle now. I ask for your patience and it’ll be launched really soon.
In the meantime, I hope you’re not too disappointed with the existing offer (valid till replaced by the new one):Ewen Chia’s crazy profitable blogging offer
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September 27, 2008 at 4:38 am (16 years ago)Hi Andrew,
I have watched the training video of Ewen Chia’s Auto Blog Income Generator. It is great but old (2006)!
Does he vas the new version of Auto Blog Income Generator?
Thanks!
Haiming
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March 7, 2010 at 7:12 am (14 years ago)Ewen did it again. he just gives you what he KNOWS works and doesn’t leave you with more questions than you had when you started.
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