Digital Product Delivery – Secure Delivery Review
Fri, 21 September, 2007 – 9:58 pm
After it saved my bacon the last night, I figured my long overdue review of Digital Product Delivery was now due.nnFirst off, what is Digital Product Delivery? It's a service set up by Portal Labs, one of the owners being Jason Chance, the owner of a blog I've been reading for over a year now. Their service offers you the ability to sell digital products with ease. You simply upload the digital product, eg. an eBook, to the Secure Delivery site, set it up as a product to sell with the price and information. Set up where the customer should pay for this product, eg. PayPal, and it creates the buy button for you to easily copy and place on your website. That is literally all there is to it.nnOnce your product is set up in your Secure Delivery account and someone clicks the link/button generated they are taken direct to your payment processor and pays into your account. On a successful payment the customer is then taken to the Secure Delivery website and given a download link to download their purchase – your product. You get paid and the customer gets their product with no hassle for you to have to email them the product, or develop any automatic payment processing script such as using PayPal's IPN (Instant Payment Notification). Statistics in the Secure Delivery dashboard shows you how many times the product has been purchased, also when it was downloaded by the buyer too.nnSo to recap, you spend a few minutes setting up the product and details on Secure Delivery, select your 'Buy Now' button, grab the code and put it on your site. All payments go direct into your PayPal account (Pay Dot Com or ClickBank are also supported), and that's it!nnAnd as an added bonus, which was exceptionally helpful to me last night, you can issue free download links as well*nnAND you can do all of this…. for free! Yep, I'm not joking. You can set up one product on Secure Delivery for free. Alternatively for just $10 a month subscription, you can add up to 15 products to your account.nnSo considering it's free for one product why not give it a go? Most people have at least one eBook or product to sell. Give it a go and see what you think. When you come to expand your empire you'll probably be so taken with Secure Delivery that you'll realise that $10 a month isn't really much to pay anyway.nnRelated Links:nn
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- Digital Product Delivery – A Core Component of AIS – Review from Gary at osWorld [dot] Biz
- How to sell a Digital Product Online – The Technology – Full Tutorial on Secure Delivery from 45n5
- Selling Digital Products Online with Secure Delivery – Review from Blogtrepreneur
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nn(* the option to email a free download link is only available on the paid for service).
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