Private Label Rights
Strategy One
by John Taylor
John Taylor 
[color=red]Create A Site And Sell It![/color]
The first thing that I suggest you do is to review all the PLR products that you have downloaded onto your hard drive and sort them into categories.
For example you might first sort them into general categories such as Business, Self Development, Leisure, Entertainment, etc.
Then you can organise them into sub-categories.
Once you've sorted them out you may find, like I did recently, that you have more than one PLR product on a particular topic... you may have the rights to an ebook together with a few articles.
So, step one is to choose a topic and then review all the materials and use them to create a finished ebook. I usually import everything into OpenOffice and then convert the finished document into a PDF file.
Choose a name for your product and then register a matching domain.
Once you have a product and a domain name, have new graphics including a header, footer, book cover, background and order button made. This will probably cost you between $50-$150.
Then write some copy and use your graphics to set up the sales page and download page for your product.
You are now ready to sell the site. You can sell your sites on Ebay (although not the best place to get a top price), and several webmaster forums such as Sitepoint.com
When you're writing your description to sell your site, remember that you are selling the benefits of ownership. Far too many people talk about all the features and functions... concentrate on selling the dream!
May 23rd 2007 18:29
[color=red]Create A Site And Sell It![/color]
The first thing that I suggest you do is to review all the PLR products that you have downloaded onto your hard drive and sort them into categories.
For example you might first sort them into general categories such as Business, Self Development, Leisure, Entertainment, etc.
Then you can organise them into sub-categories.
Once you've sorted them out you may find, like I did recently, that you have more than one PLR product on a particular topic... you may have the rights to an ebook together with a few articles.
So, step one is to choose a topic and then review all the materials and use them to create a finished ebook. I usually import everything into OpenOffice and then convert the finished document into a PDF file.
Choose a name for your product and then register a matching domain.
Once you have a product and a domain name, have new graphics including a header, footer, book cover, background and order button made. This will probably cost you between $50-$150.
Then write some copy and use your graphics to set up the sales page and download page for your product.
You are now ready to sell the site. You can sell your sites on Ebay (although not the best place to get a top price), and several webmaster forums such as Sitepoint.com
When you're writing your description to sell your site, remember that you are selling the benefits of ownership. Far too many people talk about all the features and functions... concentrate on selling the dream!
May 23rd 2007 18:29
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John Taylor
Hi John, Oh yes! I've been called many things in my time and not all of them pleasant. ;) Thanks for dropping by and showing an interest. I'll be posting new strategies on how to really profit from PLR products and I'd love to hear about other group members experiences.. good and bad.. and hopefully we can all learn together. John May 24th 2007 06:17 |
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Friends
Hello John, I have joined two of your groups. I feel that you are someone that can provide excellent information about how anyone can achieve whatever it is they want with alittle work. Anyway, I'm just dropping you a line to let you know that I look forward to reading what you have to say. I have started a group "Free Marketing Stratagies For Any Internet Business" . I would appreciate if you might come over and give some of your insightful knowledge from time to time. I did send you a contact request. Hope you don't mind. Hope to chat with you later. Have A Great Day, Michael May 28th 2007 09:37 |
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Jean Morgan
Great idea John, reckon I can give that one a go. Keep 'em coming babe! regards Jean May 28th 2007 10:53 |
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Pete Balasch Jr.
 Internet Marketer Pod casterGood Stuff you are Writing about let me know if you would like to do a Podcast with Me I would like to do a Show on PLR and Such Jul 28th 2007 11:59 |
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Kathryn Maclean
Social Media Marketing ConsultantHi John, I just copied your post on "Create A Site And Sell It! " Filed away for future use. Great Info! A review of all my PLR products will take some time, I have so many. " step one is to choose a topic and then review all the materials and use them to create a finished ebook. I usually import everything into OpenOffice and then convert the finished document into a PDF file." I am excited about this ,as I just finished a course with Bob the Teacher on creating your own PDFs. This opens up a whole new field and with your info I am going to do just as you suggested. I also just got Soren's banner maker that I like so I'm away! Organizing for the new Year ahead. My best to you, Happy New Year! Kathie Maclean Jan 3rd 2009 09:02 |
Hi John,
My name is John Turner - but I find that for some reason people often call me Taylor or Tucker. Do you ever get that?
And, with such a common name as mine [much more so than either Taylor OR Tucker] at least 2 or 3 people -out of every gathering of people I encounter- tell me: "Oh I know another 'John Turner' . . . .lol!!
Anyway, I'm glad to be here. A good friend and business associate of mine sent me the welcome email today, and as soon as I arrived, I signed up and upgraded to 'Pro'. Apsense seems positioned to become a major learning and networking resource for all of us.
This is my second go-round at starting a business online. My first was wildly successful for about a year. Then in 2000, the proverbial "bottom fell out".
After about six years on the sidelines, I've chosen to go into the PLR products business, and I appreciate you for starting this discussion group on the subject!
Like you and everyone in this business, I've accumulated many GigaBytes of PLR product "zip" files on my harddrive. I'm in the 'Orgainizing Phase' right now.
As you suggested, I'm establishing and implementing a filing and cataloging system designed to be easily and profitably used now -by me as a one-man operation - and by anyone I might decide to hire later on.
I don't think we can emphasize enough how valuable it is to be able to quickly assemble PLR product campaigns and packages to modify, upgrade, customize and promote. And that ability begins with a simple but powerful storage and retrieval taxonomy.
The only formalized system I've ever seen is described in a free e-book titled: "The Expert Guide To Organizing Internet Marketing Information" by
Alex Goodall. Goodall lays it out for the 'DIY' approach, and offers for sale a great self-contained implementation of the idea for the rest of us.
If you're interested, just Google the title and author. Of course I'll be happy to send you my affiliate link if you email me.
J.T.
May 23rd 2007 22:26