Compare Low, Mid and High Pricing for a Digital Product

Compares a low, a medium and a high price for your digital product idea, covering what each should include, the buyer it attracts, the conversion logic and pros and cons, then recommends the best starting price for early sales.

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My digital product idea: [product idea]
My audience: [audience]

Task: compare 3 price options: low, medium and high.

For each option, explain:
- what it should include
- which type of buyer it attracts
- the expected conversion logic
- pros and cons

Then recommend the best price to start with if I want early sales, and add your recommendations.

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