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.

This particular one is rife with typos, grammatical errors. Whomever wrote it should have stuck to whatever their first language was because it sure isn’t English!

The Lazy Man’s Guide to Writing Articles - How to Write Articles That Make You Instant Cash and Bring In A Residual Income for Life!

Whatever.

On page 3 this guy states that “I’ve been writing articles for publication online since 1999 and I havn’t (sic) looked back since my first article made over $1100.00 in affiliate commissions and it only took me 2 hours to write.”

He should have spent another 10 minutes to run his spell check then!

I’m not sure what type of moron would buy anything from this guy but it sure won’t be me and I’m not about to perpetuate the huge amount of crap online by passing it up for sale here.

Not to mention that it’s mostly hype and lies. On page 4 it states that “(one article)…bring in a good income for the life span of the internet.” Hmmm, I wasn’t aware the internet had a life span. I wonder what that might be? 70 years? 700? Who’s to know without other ‘internets’ to gauge the lifespan of such a creature before it.

Finally, there are so many flaws in this. First he’ll tell you he spends 2 hours to write an article, then he’ll tell you that you could churn out 50 to 100 articles per day. I’m not certain what time zone he lives in but at 2 hours per article x 24 hours - yup that would be about 12 articles, with no sleep or time for eating. A far cry from 50.

If you have this resale rights product do yourself a favor and don’t sell it online. Your customers will be as unhappy as I was and we don’t need to perpetuate any more stupidity than we already have online.