Survey - How much you are willing to pay - Bitcoin Guide

[RoommateAgreement]

to have a complete poll you should have included zerno (nothing) too.
and i personally am not going to pay anything (no offense) for guides to make money online. because i have seen enough of them to know when someone says "my guide is good" it really is not.

these guides have so far included some general stuff that we already know, then with some unique ones thrown in the middle of them but those methods always need something special like a lot of experience in a field. this field can be lots of things and the "guides" just say this is the method and nothing else.

if you want to sell it then share 1 good ones and if it was really good people will pay.
also this belongs to micropayment or digital goods in my opinion

[1714782477]

1714782477

[Sadlife]

Well most of these ebooks ive seen is how to expoilt a system, abuse some sites to get some extra money. Sometimes they're just referral methods and most of it has been shared here in the world wide web and nothing much you learn or gain from.
But if you have some own personal methods or exploits in earning bitcoin i guess some might get attract on buying it but mostly people are looking some proof of concept, statistics and the overview on what amount they can earn.

[BitcoinNewsMagazine]

I wouldn't pay for a guide. If the content is exceptional you are better off giving it away for free to new subscribers to your mailing list.

[ice18]

what is that guide all about? If it was about online earning using bitcoin i can buy for 1-2 usd, why so cheap? Because almost everything we need to know about bitcoin we can search it for free on the internet we don't need to pay some bucks for guides unless its a brand new ideas, tips and techniques and have never been published before on the web.

[Vaskiy]

Earning with bitcoin doesn't require any of the contents writing on experience. Bitcoin earning can be made effective with the real-time involvement and continued efforts. Only on one's own effort bitcoin earning will be successful based upon different strategy they generate. I don't intend to pay for the guide, because through our forum itself can learn more. Other than that we too have lots of sources available for earning.

[Juggy777]

A guide on Bitcoins, don't really think people will even pay for it now days. The information you want to sell is publically available. One Google search and one has it all. The only way your guide can sell is, if you have some amazing content skills. Then you could have a legendary vouch copy done and his review might influence people to buy your guide. Secondly people won't pay you to know about Bitcoins, this guide has to involve all the earning methods. So it's important you incorporate in that. Or you could have a giveaway offer, saying the random person wins your guide. But it will take lots of skills to sell it. Good luck.

[LeGaulois]

To be honest I wouldn't spend any money on this type of ebook considering most of the time the content or method can be found online for free, by just spending some time to search the web. Most of ebooks we can find about "make money onlne" or related are just garbage rehashing old contents. A little hard to say the value people could be ready to spend without a table of content

[Xester]

I want to have your view about the right price for my guide. My guide has over 14 pages of fresh content writing by me that I intent to sell on OpenBazarr or Kindle.

I voted the last selection and that is or more. I choose that kind of option its because I dont need a guide and I can do bitcoin including investment, gambling, online jobs and trading without someone guiding me. But if I was a newbie and I need a guide I will prefer no fix rates but any amount of donation will do. But if I will make it fixed I would day 50$ would do the trick.

[tiggytomb]

There should be the option for $0 to give you a better idea of what people will truly spend otherwise people will just choose your lowest option but won't actually pay anything, very hard to know what you would pay for something without knowing what type of content it will have.

Those on your mailing list that receive a free sample could shed a bit more light on whether it's worth $$$

[DeathAngel]

I probably wouldn't buy a Bitcoin Guide at this stage now but if I was a noob starting out then mpst likely I'd pay ip to 10 USD.

[Pettuh4]

I want to have your view about the right price for my guide. My guide has over 14 pages of fresh content writing by me that I intent to sell on OpenBazarr or Kindle.

I will not make any quotations until a detailed outline is provided and I hope you'll be using an escrow for the sales when the time is due?

[Mometaskers]

I chose the cheapest choice since I probably wouldn't pay for a guide. Not trying to offend you, I know you placed a lot of love in the book you made but people can get quite skeptical of such guides. Many would probably more interested if you have at least an outline so they have an idea what the contents are. Also people are most interested in making bitcoins so they'll probably expect the content to be mostly dealing about that.

A guide on Bitcoins, don't really think people will even pay for it now days. The information you want to sell is publically available. One Google search and one has it all. The only way your guide can sell is, if you have some amazing content skills. Then you could have a legendary vouch copy done and his review might influence people to buy your guide. Secondly people won't pay you to know about Bitcoins, this guide has to involve all the earning methods. So it's important you incorporate in that. Or you could have a giveaway offer, saying the random person wins your guide. But it will take lots of skills to sell it. Good luck.

This is a very good idea. If the Legendary find it to be an excellent way of making money (and we know Legendary members already make money anyway) then that would convince other members to pay for the guide. Hopefully the method OP is planning to sell isn't something that would decrease in value as more people do it.

[Bibite]

I would be ready to spend the $1.99 as well the $5.99 depending on the content. $6 is not much money, specially if I am 100% sure I will earn more than what I have spend to buy this guide. The number of page doesn't really matter as long the infos are consistent and well explained. I can make you a 100 pages ebook full of garbage, or full of PLR articles... since it's what we usually get with those kind of ebook

[Kprawn]

I received a couple of Guide as a vouch copy. Most did not justify the money required. All of them are miserable explained with a couple link, few screenshots and that's it
for more money is still needed to make an effort. Of course, no one says nothing about the other side, what happens if you do not go all just easy. Remains the feeling that you threw money.
You say 14 fresh new pages, seems like serious work, I hope you do not use font size 24
Anyway, you must have on your mind. must be well explained to successfully deliver a message and your content to be true

Took me over 4 to 5 weeks to write on my spare time, I have over 5500 words on the guide. I need to make a cover this week to finalize it. I provide a free version for my mailing list on my blog, the free guide is a small portion of the extended edition.

Why do you want to make money from a technology that was given to the world for FREE? Satoshi created Bitcoin to be shared by anyone, not

just the people who could pay for a download of his code. We should pay this forward and give information about Bitcoin to other people for FREE

too. We owe it to Satoshi, for all the work and time he put into this technology. 

[chesatochi]

I am very grateful for all the comments you guys have shared with me, give me an idea what to expect.

[Carlsen]

At the time where I was new to bitcoin, and if you had met me in a weak moment, I might have given you 3 dollars for a bitcoin guide with 14 pages.
I think, maybe in the first one or two months I would have done that.
After that I don't think I would have bought such a guide.
So i think the group you should target are those new to bitcoin.

[szpalata]

I'm willing to pay $1.99 but if there's some free samples or outline that you can make available for us to glance through before purchase I will appreciate it so much.

[angaper]

I want to have your view about the right price for my guide. My guide has over 14 pages of fresh content writing by me that I intent to sell on OpenBazarr or Kindle.

My friend, unfortunately if you don't have a certain prestige or acknowledge in this bitcoin world, your work can't be adequately valued because this kind of guides are relatively easy to find online... and for free. I personally could gather the enough information in Google to make several guides today.

[Junko]

Personally, I would pay $0.00 for a bitcoin guide. I prefer and trust to do my own research on such matters. But for someone who doesn't know anything or very little about bitcoin, they would prolly be willing to pay a certain amount to get themselves up to speed faster as far as what information you have for "guiding" them through what they need to know for getting started with OpenBazaar. But even still, something like that isn't really that difficult to learn through the internets these days.

Good Luck though. Nothing wrong with offering your services and knowledge to help others for some compensation in the form of payment.

[bering]

indeed more qualified the products means too more expensive to buy it but it has become human nature to wants

the best of quality contents but hoping to pay with low amount so my votes is for 1.99$USD in BTC