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Private Label Resell Rights: Choosing a Product

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Millions of Americans who tried to make money online have failed in that pursuit due to a number of factors, ranging from lack of experience and/or Web marketing savvy to insufficient time devoted to the field of expertise they chose. If you are interested in taking part an online business opportunity, no matter what that opportunity may be, it is recommended that you know exactly what you are getting into before agreeing to invest your hard earned money in a venture with which you are unfamiliar or signing a contract which, by its very nature, is binding. Adhering to this tiny bit of advise may be helpful to you in protecting yourself.

If you are in search of an online business opportunity and come across a product, or multiple products to which the ownership rights to it – or to them – are being offered for sale, you may want to consider such an offer, but not before doing a little research of your own to determine the quality of such products. These products, mostly informational in nature, and the rights to them being offered for sale are known as private label rights (PLR) products, and the field of endeavor is known as private label rights. Such rights are offered on a number of different products pursuant to varying levels of limitation.

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These products are all Web-based and most commonly include e-books, software programs, or written content for blogs and websites. Private label resell rights are best described as those rights offered by product creators who often do not have the time, money, or experience needed to sell their own finished product; and since a product creator tends to lose money each day that his/her product does not sell, s/he needs assistance from more savvy Web marketers who may not have the same level of creative skill or knowledge to create his/her own product, and if you identify better with the latter you could could avail yourself of the opportunity to make money online via PLRR buy-sell transactions.

To get their product on the market and make money at the same time many product creators, such as e-book authors or software designers, sell the resell rights to their product. The asking price for these products will vary, but most resell right products do not cost more than a few hundred dollars. So if you are able to come up with this money you will not only be helping the product creator make money, but yourself as well will make money; and since you legally obtained the resell rights to the product(s) in question, you can start to profit from each sale that you make immediately depending on how good a marketer you are. Of course, like any other business venture, it is not always as easy as it sounds.

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When it comes to purchasing the resell rights to a private label product, such as an e-book or software program, there are buyers who quite often make the one costly mistake that s/he is unlikely to correct with the same transaction. That mistake entails picking a product that does not sell due to poor quality, lack of demand or too many of that particular product type already over represented in the marketplace. To make money you cannot just select a random private label product, instead you must research the market and learn what customers want and need to buy. Doing so will allow you to obtain the resell rights to a product that is in high demand and therefore will sell, which in turn will result in you making money.

The best way to learn about products, topics, or issues that are currently popular on the Web is to use the Web. There is a great selection of books, audios and videos on the subject of private label resale rights at the PLR Treasury website, and the best part is that it is free. Also you will want to read the news on a daily basis and you may also want to actively participate in online discussions. You can easily do this by joining a number of different message boards in which many Web users post important questions and product requests. If you are able to find a product such as a specific software program or e-book that is being requested on a large scale, you may be able to use that product into an opportunity to make money on a profitable scale.

Research, research, research!

In addition to using the Web, you are also advised to always keep your eyes and ears open because you never know what or where you will learn something new. Reading the news and participating in online message board discussions are just a few of the many ways that you can go about researching the need (market demand) for a particular product. This research may be time consuming but it is, necessarily, the best thing you can do to protect yourself from a money-losing (money-draining?) investment which, not only result in a severe blow to your budget, but to your confidence as well and turn you completely off the Web marketing franchise.

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Fresh Content for Your Self-Published eZine

Creating your fresh content can be a challenge if you publish and manage the operations of your own online newsletter or (self-published) eZine. The challenge becomes real simply because there is so much more to running an eZine than just writing feel-good articles and getting them up on the Internet. Consider for a moment that, in addition to written content, there must also be complimentary graphical content which may require as much editing time devoted to it as the written content.

So both types of content have to be created and edited, the material has to be formatted in a manner that is both pleasing to readers and acceptable to search engine algorithms; and the eZine must be marketed in as effective a manner as possible, so as to attract a diverse readership and expand the enterprise. In addition, the eZine publisher must ensure that article topics are continuously relevant and offer value to the readership.

That having been said, the question a prospective eZine publisher must ask him/herself is whether or not s/he has the skills required to adequately complete various eZine publishing tasks and/or the resources needed to pay skilled professionals to perform those tasks thereby freeing up the publisher’s time to do what s/he does best, organizing the eZine’s content and getting it published on time.

Regardless of the type of eZine being published however, subjects can be generally divided into multiple categories, which might include factual topics such as short tips, proven techniques, workable strategies, mini stories and case studies. Once the publisher decides on a particular format, s/he can save a copy to be used as the template for future publications and this will save a little time going forward.

 

To save even more time an eZine publisher could utilize other options made available by content providers, most of which would remove the task writing the content him/herself. Some of these optyions have been referred to as the quick and easy way to obtain unique content. This is done by organizing an interview with an expert or leader in the particular field s/he wishes to write about and publishing the interview transcript.

Very often, this can be done for free and since a given interviewee will be writing out most of the content, there is nothing else for the publisher to do other than giving such interviewee something valuable in exchange (maybe a meal, gift certificate, free advertising space in the eZine, etc.).

On the other hand, if you aspire to be an eZine publisher and have money to spare, you can hire a ghostwriter to write unique content for you without taking any credit. Such professional ghostwriters are readily available in the marketplace and can be located with a few searches; but the most popular among them might be www.elance.com, www.fiverr.com and http://www.rentacoder.com.

Another little known and underused method in getting your own content is via public domains. If you are not familiar with the term “public domain”, it simply means anything that is NOT protected under US copyright law. This includes ALL works published before 1923 and, under certain conditions, works published up to 1978. And in this case, we are referring “works” to written materials such as reports, articles and books.

Republishing and repackaging public domain information can help you save time and effort from creating new ideas and content as they are readily available. On top of that, you do not have to pay royalties or copyright fees on that work. If you fancy the idea of publishing content without doing any of your own writing, this method might work for you.