I believe it and my affiliate commissions attest to it as well.

Although my Squidoo pages aren’t generating much of an income for the Children’s Defense Fund on Squidoo (I donate all my Squidoo earnings there) - the marketing techniques I’ve been learning have been increasing my affiliate income - in markets I’d never thought I’d earn a dollar in.

I learned (and am continuing to incorporate) the techniques from this master resale rights product and it’s selling for just $12.99.

“Learn to Generate Traffic to Your Website, Grow Your Email List, and Earn Affiliate Commissions…All by using this FREE promotion strategy, in just minutes per day…”

Plus, because this is a relatively new resale rights ebook (actually a series since there are three bonus ebooks in the purchase) it’s easy to find the market and profit.

Squidoo ebook resale rights.

Now I’m not naming names here, as a matter of fact I fall into some of these traps on my own from time to time to. I’ll take it as a learning experience, constructive criticism, and keep moving forward.

I suggest all resale rights product owners do the same. If you’ve tried to sell and aren’t making enough sales, it’s time to try something different. There’s little sense banging your head against the wall after all.

Winston Churchill said: “If you’re going through hell, keep going.” Why stay in hell? Move forward - no bitching and whining - and start making sales.

If you’ve spent time reading at any of the popular forums, you’ve likely heard a lot of people whining about one product or another. They’re either saying how bad a product is or how excellent the information is and so much of this is based on personal experience level, too much time on their hands (why wouldn’t a person post their content to their own site and build a business in the process?) – or how well they know the original author. Marketing forums hold the worst of them, where people almost always discuss the latest product launch in their field, and in internet marketing there’s something new every day to talk about!

It’s not uncommon to see bipolar approaches to discussing new product launches, too. One approach will always focus on the negative parts of the product, lambasting it is a sham or as not useful. The other approach will be a little more realistic…observing what was good, what might be missing, and what could be improved upon. Usually the reviewers are not authors themselves - or for that matter students.

Often, you will see the negative comments coming from those who have had little to no success promoting the product – or who, they themselves, have had no real experience in successfully launching a product.

In contrast, you will likely see the positive comments coming from those who have successfully promoted the product and earned; or those who know marketing well enough that they could successfully promote the product if they decided to do so.

There’s a perfectly good reason for this!

Those who can successfully promote products and earn money know that almost any product, no matter how mundane it is, can be promoted with a high degree of success. Even a cheap and less than perfect ebook can bring in money if the marketer gets the product in front of the right audience. Most marketers (especially the new ones) don’t have a clue how to even determine their target market much less find them!

Smart and successful marketers know that a product doesn’t necessarily have to be radically different in order to provide information that the end-user needs most.

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Here’s one that set me off my chair.

It’s a resale rights product.

It’s very cheap.

It spells everything out step-by-step.*

And the technique is fresh and hot.

$7 (I paid $37 for my copy when it first came out, then neglected to list it) buys you the product and the master rights. You can edit the sales letter, but not the ebook. You pay, download the ebook and within the ebook is the link to register your purchase, get signed up for the update notification list and download the reseller’s kit. It’s a paypal purchase.

Building Traffic using Web 2.0 Video Sharing Sites Such as YouTube - it’s called TubeTraffic. It’s 59 pages and loaded with case studies, screen captures, shortcuts and step by steps.

Check it out here - Web 2.0 Traffic, use it, sell it, and keep moving forward!

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* I think even my cranky visitor Vince R might even be able to understand and take the concepts further but here’s a hint if you need it - “Once you understand the core concepts and begin marketing using this technique, take it further by repeating the exact same process to other Web 2.0 video sharing sites like YouTube - it takes much, much less time for each submission and the results are multiplied with every upload.” You’ll see, check it out.

I’m back now from a long summer off and heading back into my hard drive again to brush off the dust of the master rights and resale rights products I own.

I honestly no longer remember where most of these came from, likely as a result of being on far too many internet marketer’s mailing lists. They buy up these resale rights products, read them and figure they can’t ethically sell them, so they pass them on as freebies for the right to market other expensive products to your email address for months to come.

Too bad. I hit this product on my hard drive today and was really excited! The sales letter had me pumped up, good thing I didn’t have my wallet out I would have tried to buy it from myself! The premise and the promise is strong. You can write articles now, easily, that will send traffic to your site and earn you an income for months, even years, to follow.

Of course, as a marketer myself I do know that’s true, but I was hoping for something good to sell you, some well written, easy to understand guide with step by step instructions - and, this wasn’t it.

Loaded with advertising, links to a seller’s site where you’ll likely get sucked into buying up more poorly written ebooks…sigh.
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I’ve had the chance, in the past year, to personally digest and review a lot of the web video info products available for sale online. They teach tactics, techniques, products, tools and more. Some are quite good, provide much value, and leave you with fresh ideas and reasons for adding video to your website.

However the product launched this week, that included master resale rights, wasn’t worth the hard drive space.
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