Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand and what makes it so attractive

Notes from a live presentation featuring Andrew Reynolds on Cash On Demand marketing

I am an Andrew Reynolds student and Cash On Demand marketer These are notes which I took during one of his stage presentations

“The main reasons Andrew Reynolds Cash on Demand is such a great system are these: Low product costs and high margins. Also, in my Cash on Demand business we only sell three types of products

Number One – paper products –in the form of books or manuals. You send me some money and I send you a piece of paper

Number Two - CDs, DVDs Etc – digital products delivered on shiny round discs. At less than a pound per CD and with a three CD package selling for something like £67 it isn’t hard to see the margin. Low product costs rock. You know I’ve sold a £3,000 product made up of a set of 12 discs??? Work it out.

Number three - workshops. Don’t panic. I’m not going to force you to a presentation here and now, like the ones Andrew Reynolds does. If you knew how much money you can make with them believe me you’d probably want to but no, don’t worry.

In NONE of the above do you need to be the expert. You work with an expert, you put them on the CD, use their content on the DVD or a paper product, or promote them at a workshop. You direct and you aggregate. Are you with me so far?

Andrew Reynolds Cash on Demand style of business means low marketing costs, means low overheads.

There are a couple of techniques I’m going to show you where for under a hundred quid Andrew Reynolds pulled in over £100,000 pounds worth of advertising. Can you believe that? He showed us how to do it in his Cash on Demand presentation.

You need to see the expensive way of doing it too. He showed us how to do direct mail as well, it’s a more costly option, but you need to understand the principles - then you’ll appreciate the cheaper ways to begin.

It’s all about low overheads, keeping the cost down. Only pay for what you use. A fulfilment house for example that only charges on a per-piece basis.

The Cash on Demand business doesn’t need a big expensive office. Andrew Reynolds runs his from a laptop – you could too – literally. It’s not difficult. Run the business at arms length, other people do the running about. You just position yourself in the middle collecting the money. Andrew Reynolds Cash on Demand system is easy to learn.