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Discount software - secrets revealed
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Written By:
Ted Peterson
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What's the catch with discount software? Is it a scam? How come you can buy a
popular software title having up to 20% discount of the initial price?
There are several popular titles, and I'm talking about all sorts of titles,
that are used by millions of persons, around the Globe. A few months ago,
anti-spy utilities were very popular. Everywhere you looked, there was a banner
for an anti-spy tool. Then, everybody's computers began to run slower, because
suddenly, everybody wanted to optimize Windows registries and file system.
SpeedUpMyPC and Registry Mechanic are only two of the available titles that can
do this kind of jobs.
Today, we are bombarded with DVD ripping technologies. Products like dvdSanta,
DVD Ripper or Xilisoft DVD Ripper are all over the net. I am pretty sure they
are very good, because millions bought them.
There are several ways you can buy software:
* Click on the "order now" or "buy now" buttons within the applications.
* Follow the links from the help files.
* Search for the order pages on the product website.
* Take one of the discount offers from a software archive.
Most of the vendors encourage software archives. As you know, a software archive
is a collection of freeware and shareware, games and utilities and many other
categories. If one program has a free-to-try version or a demo, you can download
it from there. You can also buy it directly from the archive.
Not many software archives offer discounts, because they reduce the revenue per
unit sold. The affiliate (software archive) has a 10- 40% commission on every
sale. If he reduces the price - continued below ...
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with 5 % on his website, then his profit is 5 -
35%. Then he has to rely on quantity to raise profit, because his profit per
unit is decreased. The most common situation is the "fifty-fifty deal": the
affiliate site offers a discount equal to half the commission. So, if the
commission is 40%, the software archive keeps 20%, and the buyer keeps 20%.
Actually, this is a win-win-win situation. The buyer is happy because he saves
20% of the product price. The vendor is happy because every sold unit means more
money to him, and more possibilities to improve his business. And, of course,
the affiliate is satisfied because he has some profit, and a happy customer is a
returning customer that might buy something else.
You just have to be careful when buying software online. Don't purchase from
strange looking sites. Don't follow "amazing deals" that offer over 50%
discount. I am not familiar with any vendor that would give away more than 50%
of the price to a reseller, and you have to keep in mind that the affiliate has
to earn something too, or the commission would have to be even higher!
I recommend CoreDownload
http://www.coredownload.com/ , a software archive with all the popular
titles and up to 20% discount of initial prices.
About the Author
Author Info:
Ted Peterson writes for CoreDownload http://www.coredownload.com/ - Download essential games and utilities. Purchase online having up to 20% discount of the initial price for popular titles like dvdSanta, SpeedUpMyPC and more.
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