how to sell a world class software??/i mean marketing it and getting a nice deal?
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sell the code to a big company (Micro$oft comes to mind) and arrange for royalties in the contract.
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Actually, I'm trying to sell one myself!\n\nGood luck to you.  I hope it sells fast !
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advertise it locally, publish flyers and post them around town. advertise in the local paper and also outside your shop...who knows, one of your own customers may be interested in buying it!!
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If you just have some of your own stuff to sell, it's a piece of cake! The submission process guides you through it Just got to ebay and go to "sell", it'll all be explained in detail, easy!\n\nIf you want to sell commercially, you want to create a really nice looking page, that looks like a store on the internet. That will take mroe work, and learning html, but you don't need that at all to sell stuff! \n\nIf you do want to make more than just a basic page (basic you can do without any knowledge of anything, Ebay will guide you through), but you don't want to learn html, check out http://www.auctiva.com/ They have nice page 'templates' for free, so all you do is pick one, and write your information in it!\n\nGood luck, you can do it!!
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sell it 4 a fair price on ebay
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if ur product is ready then introduce it to the general public thru ads.\ncheers
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I know of a site where you can work from home.....you sell a advertising software to businessess and/or people that needs to advertise their products and its free advertising ....but the software is 30.00...and you can start your own business selling it....everybody wants free advertisement...don't you think? start selling that software and keep all the profit.....\nhttp://freerewards.zoomshare.com
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if you have a product that you can own cheap and sell to willing customers
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First off it would take lots of money do you have that??  Will your product sell from a little boutique.  You need to write up a proposition and get it to a loan officer or someone that is more qualified.  This little place might be two minutes from disaster.  Don't loose lots of money.  I wish you the best.
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Sales is hard enough without the comments and backseat driving of someone not being supportive.  You need to let your friends and family off the hook, though-- you need to expand your market beyond them so they don't dodge you out of fear of a sales pitch.\n\nTry doing some simple posters about the product line, or feature one product like a good sunscreen or wrinkle cream and make a cheapo flyer, hang it up at apartment complexes (bulletin boards often by the mailboxes or in the laundry rooms), daycare centers, coffee shops, laundry mats, etc.  you get the idea.    Good luck, building a clientele takes time and effort, it doesn't happen overnight.
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Go to this site and get make your auctions sell MASTERS COURSE for free.\nHope this helps,\nHave a great day,\nSurfin.
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Marketing in ebusiness applications (anything web-based, like online billing systems, etc., or it depends on whether business-to-business or business-to-consumer, etc.)\n\nAny software that you buy on the Internet, typically under 1,000 a seat, could be marketing of an ebusiness application.\n\nIf you need help undertanding what marketing is, I would keep looking.
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That's 3 questions!\n\nWhat kind of offers are successful ?? - Much depends on your audience and marketplace - for example a free solar calculator offer to Fortune 500 CEO's to sell million dollar consulting probably won't work... but it might work great as a lead gen premium for young CPA's who just got their certificate.  I would look at message to market match, and also consider the value of a response to guide my thinking.  For example I would spend quite a bit on FedEx and other gimmicks, to ship a very expensive premium to those CEO's, in order to get their (staff's) attention, but only if my offer is really something that CEO's buy.\n\nAlso, remember 1 is the worst number in direct mail: you must do a sequence of mailings to really get the numbers back.\n\nIs knowledge (read : whitepapers/ books) the only real options ?? \nNo... but they are well proven and low cost. The trick is have a good topic, well-written, provide useful info without being "sales-ey" but have a way to get the prospect to act on the next step. \n\nWhere most whitepaper offers fail is all of the above, plus their followup is non-existent or just plain weak. Understand your prospects buying cycle and realize that whitepapers are usually a very early stage, so you have to have a "trickle" program that runs for a very long time - in some industries, for years. \n\nHow can one arrive at what offer is most attractive as to get maximum number of people to respond ???\nTest and track... test and track... repeat.
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Try Download.com and give your product a free trial so people can see if they need or like it.
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forget eBay, as you'll likely get the bare-minimum sale price. Have a look through your local trading papers and see what the average price is for similar models, and then judge your selling price accordingly.\n\nKeep in mind you'd want to get in quickly as ppl are already beginning to flood the market as many get ready for Vista
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How about selling a "Program" that a person could get to put\nsome idea they have to the public?\nGood luck!
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As a buyer - Everyone likes a bargin and \nas a seller - where else would you get such a wide audience!