Selling things on CD’s

I have been asked a few times if I sell anything on compact discs …….. No …… I will admit that it is convenient in cd form but with the amount of time required to set everything up and the amount of curriculum I tend to create - it really is not an option for me. 

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Pros - Convenient and available anytime (day or night)

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Cons - limited storage ability, can break or become ’scratched’ and no ability to receive updates (new stuff)

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I really wanted to make everything convenient and available - day or night ….. and have unlimited amounts of space, updates and new stuff anytime and —– not scratch or break!    Wow …. I really do want it all - and so should you - especially where our children are concerned.

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This is the reason I created a membership download site (Peanut Butter Crunch).  I am able to keep it affordable, available 24/7 and updated with new ’stuff’.

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At the moment of this submission - a one month download membership is only $27 … and once you are a member you can renew the membership for only $9 a month.  This allows you to access and print off whatever you need for your private group of children.  I am not going to sell it here - while I am answering this question - but I know and experienced the price of the resources available - some of the items seem outrageous - but it does cost money with a bunch of middle men.  With PBC - No Middle Man - Just me (Narcissa).  I am submitting new items on a regular basis (my goal is every 4 to 6 weeks) - and when I add new resources - I try to exceed expectations of the $27 (or $9) perceived value - I will always try to over deliver.  At the moment I have several projects in the works - I tend to be a major multi-tasker - But when I am in this mode - Everyone Wins!

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 I hope this answered your question - I am not ruling out availability of a cd collection ever - but definitely not now.

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