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February 24, 2015

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Physical Products: Kunaki for DVDs, CreateSpace for Books, Lulu for Manuals, Amazon FBA for Everything Else

February 6, 201522 Comments

Selling any kind of physical product online is easy, and FREE -- "they" usually just take a cut -- if you know where to look...

  • If you want to sell a box of physical DVD's or CD's, Kunaki.com is the cheapest (and IMO easiest) place to do it -- just upload your DVD and artwork for the disc and case -- or use their built-in artwork creator
  • To sell a physical book (softcover or hardcover) that's at least 25 pages in length, whether it's 6x9 or 8.5x11 or any weird size, use CreateSpace.com -- upload your interior (Word document), graphics for front cover, back cover, and spine (they also have a cover creator)
  • If you need to get some books and manuals printed PRIVATELY, such as manuals ("textbooks") as a bonus for something like a paid course, use Lulu.com. Once again, upload Word document, upload cover or use their editor -- but the difference here is your books are NOT out in the open publicly. You order them on your own and set your individual customer's address as the shipping address
  • To sell just about anything else, from a product like a supplement or kitchen utensil you sourced from China, or "As Seen on TV" items you picked up at the local discount store, use Amazon FBA. What's great about Amazon is you can either ship the items yourself, or mail them all at once to Amazon's warehouse and THEY will handle delivery to those individual customers

If you want me to walk you through the exact process, claim your access to our Make a Product course for Kunaki and CreateSpace, and Dropship CEO for mastery on Amazon FBA.

Avenue #1: DVD/CD Boxes with Kunaki

Avenue #2: Physical Book with Amazon CreateSpace

 Avenue #3: Sell (Almost) Any Physical Product Using Amazon FBA

Can I see what you are selling these days? What is the URL to your physical product?

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