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BUYING ANY PRIVATE LABEL RESALE RIGHTS PACKAGE

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Published: Saturday, 23 June 07 - 06:22 AM (GMT)
Last Updated: Saturday, 30 June 07 - 08:48 PM (GMT)
 

THE THREE QUESTIONS YOU MUST HAVE ANSWERED BEFORE

BUYING ANY PRIVATE LABEL RESALE RIGHTS PACKAGE

 

 

Question #1 - Are people actually searching for

information on this subject?

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I know this seems like a no-brainer, but you might want

to think twice before picking up the rights to an eBook

on how to make money scrubbing toilets on the weekends.

Sure, there are people who DO it, but are people

actually looking for information on this subject...

that's the key.

For example, when I was a teenager (many years ago) the

Nintendo Entertainment System was the most popular game

system out there. But now we have game systems like the

XBOX and Sony Playstation 2, and the original Nintendo

is now obsolete.

Sure, you might think that an eBook on how to beat

those old Nintendo games might be a smart investment

(after all, maybe you and your friends still play those

games), but you have to wonder... are people actually

searching for information on these games anymore?

The answer is obviously "no". Sure, there might be a

few stragglers left, but you want to pick a topic that

LOTS of people are actively searching for right now.

One of the best ways to do that is to see how many

searches are done for a given keyword that you're

interested in. You can do this on Overture's website

anytime at this URL:

http://inventory.overture.com

LESSON LEARNED - Just because something SOUNDS like

it's a good idea doesn't mean that people are actually

looking for information on this subject. Always do your

homework first.

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Question #2 - Who would want the information that is

presented in this product, and more importantly... do

they have money to spend on it?

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One of my marketing buddies came to me all excited one

day, because he had just purchased the private label

rights to some content on how to do fancy "instant

messaging tricks" with AOL instant messenger.

I said, "Well that's great, but have you thought about

who your target market is? Have you thought about WHO

actually searches for this kind of information?"

It was obvious that he hadn't, and when he realized

that his market was mostly teenagers who aren't even

able to order his product with a credit card, he

scrapped the project.

LESSON LEARNED - Make sure you're going after a target

market that has money to spend on your information, and

also has the means to spend that money (a credit card).

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Question #3 - Can I customize the content that I'm

buying any way I want?

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Since private label resale rights are a relatively new

subject, not everyone who offers them has the same

terms. Some people will only let you change the name of

author and the title of the product, but they won't let

you make changes to the content itself.

This is not good, because it limits how flexible you

can be with your marketing. For example, you might want

to take the raw content and divide it up into premium

quality articles to be used in a members only website.

Or you might want to give away a few chapters of the

eBook in order to build a mailing list. Double check

and make sure that you have the flexibility to do

whatever you want with the content you're buying.

SIDENOTE: Most product developers who are selling

private label resale rights will let you do whatever

you want with the content except sell the resale rights

to it. This is standard practice, so don't be alarmed

if you come across this. After all, if you're selling

the resale rights as well, then you're competing

directly with the product developer, and they don't

want to create any new competition.

LESSON LEARNED - Make sure you have the flexibility to

alter the content that you're buying in any way that

you see fit (within reason).

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IN CONCLUSION...

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Private label resale rights is a new and exciting area

of marketing that makes it possible for the everyday

person to have a product that they can call their own

(and put their own name on it without having to go

through the trouble of developing the product itself.

Never before has there been an opportunity to create

your own product line like this. If you're interested

in picking up the private label rights to some really

amazing (and profitable) products, then you can do no

better than to check out The Private Rights Members

Only Website.

It's an amazing new site where you can pick up the

rights to products that are ready-to-sell for only

pennies on the dollar. Go ahead and check out this URL

right now, while it's fresh in your mind:

Ultimate License

To your success,

Paul Kleinmeulman  #1

Australia

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