How to sell downloads?

[lin robinson]

BTW

To update my experiences with this, I looked into several outfits like Payloadz. Nice to just turn it over to them and get checks, but I just can't see paying for this service. They require that your documents be stored on their site, then charge a progressive rate for how much stuff you store to download. Seems pointless.

I tried a couple of onsite shopping carts and was boggled by the learning curve: they all have the whistles and bells necessary for running a huge catalog operation.

I finally decided just to use PayPal buttons. (Duh)

One risk: if I'm checking my mail every 48 hours, I delay fulfillment, which is not good.

I'm looking into something a little more automated: I will be starting out slow with one product, and have a hard time imagining selling more than a dozen items.

You never know, though.

One thing I seem to keep forgetting about tech/internet stuff: you can almost always keep it simple.

[infoproductsjohn]

Ive been using e-junkie for a few weeks now so I can write a review and recommendation for my own customers and can say I have been very impressed with the service. I had a few problems setting up but the help sections and live support are very responsive and their delivery to customers looks very professional.

A great service!

All the best ,

John

[Kasumi]

Oscommerce would be a good one to use

[lishiguang]

Try ClickBank. - www (dot) clickbank (dot) com

ClickBank offers people to sell digital-delivered products online. And the sell process is very easy to follow. They charge a 1 time account activation fee and % of sell you make.

There's no monthly service fee or any hidden fees.

Something to think about.