PLR: The most powerful of all rights
If you are new to internet marketing and don't know what Private Label Rights are, here is a short explanation.
Private label rights (PLR) give you limited editorial rights that allow you to rewrite,edit, and re-author content such as ebooks and articles. PLR products can include graphic images, software, and source codes, depending on the type of product but we are going to cover text content only in this report.. Do not confuse resell rights with Private Label rights. Whereas with PLR you have the right to change and edit the content, resell rights only allow you the right to sell the content, but not change it in any way. Private label rights give you limited rights to edit or rewrite the content, add affiliate links, or sponsored product recommendations and then claim it for your own.
To put it differently, basically you can modify the content to allow a greater variety of cash producing venues . For instance, you could include affiliate links to your sponsor’s products where other affiliate links may have existed, add links to your other sites to increase traffic, or add product reviews for products that are similar or compliment the information in the ebook/article. Private label rights content is so versatile and can be used in viral marketing, second chance or back-end sales, building traffic through links or for resale. You can also split up articles, ebooks or reports into email “classes” called ecourses or use several articles and make an ebook; the possibilities are HUGE.
Basically, when you get your hands on a PLR article or package of articles, that package becomes yours as if you had written the articles yourself. You can do anything you like with them (a warning though : most of the time, you’re not allowed to transfer those rights to any one) But this is where people run into problems. They get these packages and then,instead of rewriting them so that they truly DO become their own, they try submitting them to directories or selling them without doing a blessed thing to them (then they only use a fraction of their rights as they don’t edit nor modifiy the content…simply reselling it as is)
Private label rights (PLR) give you limited editorial rights that allow you to rewrite,edit, and re-author content such as ebooks and articles. PLR products can include graphic images, software, and source codes, depending on the type of product but we are going to cover text content only in this report.. Do not confuse resell rights with Private Label rights. Whereas with PLR you have the right to change and edit the content, resell rights only allow you the right to sell the content, but not change it in any way. Private label rights give you limited rights to edit or rewrite the content, add affiliate links, or sponsored product recommendations and then claim it for your own.
To put it differently, basically you can modify the content to allow a greater variety of cash producing venues . For instance, you could include affiliate links to your sponsor’s products where other affiliate links may have existed, add links to your other sites to increase traffic, or add product reviews for products that are similar or compliment the information in the ebook/article. Private label rights content is so versatile and can be used in viral marketing, second chance or back-end sales, building traffic through links or for resale. You can also split up articles, ebooks or reports into email “classes” called ecourses or use several articles and make an ebook; the possibilities are HUGE.
Basically, when you get your hands on a PLR article or package of articles, that package becomes yours as if you had written the articles yourself. You can do anything you like with them (a warning though : most of the time, you’re not allowed to transfer those rights to any one) But this is where people run into problems. They get these packages and then,instead of rewriting them so that they truly DO become their own, they try submitting them to directories or selling them without doing a blessed thing to them (then they only use a fraction of their rights as they don’t edit nor modifiy the content…simply reselling it as is)
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