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Some tips when choosing a good PLR product to promote.

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Let’s be honest here. 95 out of 100 PLR products are JUNK. Junk junk junk.

Okay, 25% are so-so, 70% are useless trash, a waste of effort to those who even bothered creating shit that’s already been flushed down the toilet bowl aeons ago, and only 5% are worth promoting.

So what are some ways to tell if a PLR product is worthy and useful enough to promote?

First, thing’s first. Take the time to go through it. Whether it’s an ebook, audiobook, or a video tutorial, go through it and see if you’ve learnt anything from it at all.

Once you’ve gone through it, take the time to note a few things:

1) What is the length of the content, is it too short to be of any value? If it’s an “Ebook” that contains 5 pages, believe me i’ve seen trash like these, then please trash it into your recycle bin. Forget the recycle bin. Incinerate it. It’s not even worth recycling. That ain’t an Ebook, that’s a leaflet!

So make sure that the content is of appropriate length. If it’s an Ebook, at least 30 pages. If it’s a video, at least an hour long. You don’t want to be handling refunds, it’s a real hassle.

2) Is the writing or speech easy to understand?

If you can’t even understand what the author is trying to say. Incinerate it! These PLR product creators really have to take some English lessons first before they try and teach something. Cuz what I think is, they ought to be taught some grammar first before typing a god damn full sentence into Google Translate and copying and pasting whatever came out straight into the Ebook.

3) Is the quality of the graphics professional enough? If it looks like someone used Windows Paint to do up a cover, screw it. Oh wait. Don’t judge a book by its cover? This doesn’t apply in these kinda cases. If the PLR product creator spent grueling hours creating a fantastic product, wouldn’t he want the front cover to shine his awesome finish?

That’s all folks. Stay tune for my next post.

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Private Label Rights Vs. Master Resell Rights

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This post is for your reference if you’re wondering the different terms and conditions between PLR, MRR, RR, and Personal Use.

PLR or Private Label Rights:

With private label rights, one may not only resell the product, but also has the option to edit the content or the product and claim it as your own work e.g. you would become its author. This is common in the ghostwriting market, where you can put your name to copy and change it up to your liking and take full credit. This is a great way to get known by name on the web. A note of caution is that you should also read and know what you are attaching your name to, do not endorse or sign anything that is not up to your quality standards. Once you put your name on it, it is your neck on the line.

The biggest advantage to private label rights is that you can have other people do most of the work and you can put your name on it. Again, quality control is key, but using private label rights allows you to get name brand recognition without the hours and hours spent writing and revising copy. It will take some time at your end to make the copy fit your style, but overall this is one of the better resell right deals out there.

MRR or Master Resell Rights:

[YES] Can resell unlimited copies of the product for any price.
[YES] Can bundle in with other products.
[YES] Can pass along resell rights to customers.
[YES] Can pass along master resell rights to customers.
[YES] Can include in a paid membership site
[NO] Can include in a paid membership site
[NO] Cannot sell the software on ebay or any other online auction sites.
[NO] Cannot give the software away for FREE.

The terms of use is fairly simple and straight forward. If you do not understand the terms of use put forth by a seller, then be sure to ask for clarification. It is important that you know what you can do with the product and what you can allow your customers to do with the product to prevent any future problems that might arise along the way. If there is not a visible terms of use with a product that advertises master resale rights, then it would be prudent to ask for one. It can save a look of headache latter on down the road.

 

View more reference:

Click to access resale_rights_defined.pdf

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PLR Memberships

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Before you sign up for a PLR membership site, be sure to check out the quality of their products first. The next thing you want to check out is the customer support. Some PLR memberships don’t even offer support when a download link is invalid or when you account runs into any issues. So don’t be shy to ask before you buy. If you don’t get an answer, then think twice about purchasing the membership.

Another thing you should do is to compare the pricing vs. the amount of products of various PLR membership sites. Is the monthly recurring fee too high? Or do they offer a one-time membership fee, etc.

But why sign up for a plr membership in the first place? The reason why most people need plr products is to giveaway free products to potential customers in exchange for an email newsletter signup for example. Sort of like a bonus. There are a couple of other things you can do once you obtain private label rights. You could sell it on tradebit.com, bundle a few products together and make a fire sales offer, or even create e-courses.

With PLR products, you choose what you want to do with them. Imma end it with a slogan – Private Label Rights – “Buy it, Edit it, Sell it!”

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PLR Stores

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Have you ever thought of owning a PLR store? Owning one can be really a hassle. However if you have the discipline to update your store frequently and market it online, you will reap the rewards in time.

What do you first need before you can create your private label rights estore? You need PLR products of course. That’s commonsense. Where do you get them? You can signup for a membership at http://www.masterresellrights.com and download unlimited products.

Now the next part is arranging and categorizing all your products. This isn’t going to be as easy as you think it will be. It can take weeks to organize thousands of products into specific categories. So you may want to start with several dozen products and a dozen categories first.

Following this, you need a good cms shopping cart system to build you website on. I recommend wordpress with the woocommerce plugin.

Once you’ve gotten your products and platform, start marketing it. If you want to know how to build a wordpress site from scratch, view this wordpress manual.

That’s pretty much all there is to it.

Here are a few plr stores out there in the market that you can look to as an example:

We have,

plr minimart by Tiffany Dow

NicheZap by Brice Rhodes

and the plr store

Look to them as examples, they are all systematic and arrange their categories in a very fashionable order. This is the right way to make people stay longer, shop longer, and increase their chances of buying anything at all.

Till then.