I have recently published a short step by step guide ebook (35-pages), which guides you on how to properly work on Amazon's Mechanical Turk. The major pitfall of MTurk (as it's called), is there is so much crappy work mixed in with the decent tasks available. So it is the norm for an untrained worker to waste a lot of time combing through them, and end up losing potential earnings to inefficient processes and approach.
That's where this guide book comes in. It could shave years off the normal learning curve of MTurk, and helps them start to earn a decent side income almost immediately. I have no doubt about the level of value it offers.
It is published at $19.99, and has sold several copies so far. It also got some sales from this forum, when I posted it in the SELL ME SATURDAY thread last weekend (with a special Fastlane discount - FASTLANE50).
My goal with this thread is to get feedback on what Fastlaners thinks of the landing page, specifically in the following regards:
Landing Page: MTurk Money
1. Assuming you have never heard of Amazon's MTurk, and you landed on that page (while searching for ways to make money online). Would the information provided be clear/sufficient enough for you to make a purchasing decision?
2. Design and appeal: Does the landing page look appealing, free of clutter/distractions and professional enough for you to believe the product you are buying (ebook) is well written?
3. Sales Pitch: I have kept the overall "pitch" simple and honest. Not aggressive and salesy. However, I would like to know what you think, from a conversion standpoint.
And of course anything else you think is relevant. I'll appreciate your feedback. Thanks!
Please note: The book is created for a US audience.
That's where this guide book comes in. It could shave years off the normal learning curve of MTurk, and helps them start to earn a decent side income almost immediately. I have no doubt about the level of value it offers.
It is published at $19.99, and has sold several copies so far. It also got some sales from this forum, when I posted it in the SELL ME SATURDAY thread last weekend (with a special Fastlane discount - FASTLANE50).
My goal with this thread is to get feedback on what Fastlaners thinks of the landing page, specifically in the following regards:
Landing Page: MTurk Money
1. Assuming you have never heard of Amazon's MTurk, and you landed on that page (while searching for ways to make money online). Would the information provided be clear/sufficient enough for you to make a purchasing decision?
2. Design and appeal: Does the landing page look appealing, free of clutter/distractions and professional enough for you to believe the product you are buying (ebook) is well written?
3. Sales Pitch: I have kept the overall "pitch" simple and honest. Not aggressive and salesy. However, I would like to know what you think, from a conversion standpoint.
And of course anything else you think is relevant. I'll appreciate your feedback. Thanks!
Please note: The book is created for a US audience.
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