Set Up Your Infoproduct as a Download to Sell Off You Website
This is where your “Merchant Account” will help. For example; PayPal has excellent tools for setting up your pricing and shipping costs and creating “Buy Now” buttons, which buyers click on to take them to the Credit Card/PayPal account holders payment page.
You will be able to set up a link through PayPal’s “Merchant Tools” which brings the buyer to your download link once payment has been approved.
Creating a Download
One of the most efficient and cost effective ways to deliver your Infoproduct is by “Download.” The process is not complicated. All you are doing when you set up a download is directing the purchaser (after they have paid by electronic means) back to your web page with a download link on it.
They click this “Download Now” link and they are invited to save or open the download on their own computer. Your download product is stored in a predetermined file/folder on your own computer.
The best way to do this is to zip up the file to keep it from taking up as much room and then save the zipped file to your web server (your website on the internet).
You can use WinZip (you may already have it) to accomplish this. First you need to download (if you haven’t already) a copy of the free (evaluation) version of WinZip. www.winzip.com There are other zip programs but WinZip is probably the most popular.
Before you install, the program will ask you if you want the program to start with WinZip Wizard or WinZip Classic. Choose Classic.
After the programmed has been successfully installed, follow these steps:
1. Start WinZip
2. From the menu, choose “File” and then select “New Archive”.
3. A window of your hard drive, showing all the contents of your computer, will appear, and you are asked to give the zip file a name. Before you give it a name make sure you pay attention to where (what folder) you are getting ready to save this file in. You’ll need to locate it later. I would use “Desktop,” but it could be anywhere on your hard drive. Just remember where.
This is the zipped file you are getting ready to create will contain all the files you want people to be able to download. So it will be the file that is saved to your web server (uploaded to the internet via your site).
So; now navigate to the folder (the place on your hard drive, for example; desktop) where you want the zip file to be saved and name it whatever you want.
Let’s say, for example purposes, you have written an eBook so we can call the file eBook. WinZip will attach .zip into the filename automatically, so it will be called ebook.zip Click OK.
4. Next, the window of your hard drive will appear again. At this point you want to locate the file or files you want to zip up and be placed inside the file you just named in step 3.
This is where you choose the file/s you want people to download. Let’s say you have saved your eBook on your “Desktop” (but it could be anywhere on your hard drive). Once you find it, select it and click “Add”. If you have more than one file to select, hold down the control key and select all the files and then click Add.
5. You will now be taken back to WinZip’s home window and you should see the file/s you want to zip up in the window.
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