PLR product sellers, need your input.

[Alican Yenidogan]

Hello,

I have a question to all PLR product sellers. What would you want in a PLR product other than quality? I know that a lot of warriors are making lots of money by selling plr ebooks. I'm more interested in PLR software and would love to hear your ideas. What would you like to see?

What I have in mind is;

Each software will be sold to 300 people only with PLR rights,
There will be a sales page for every software,
There will be a tutorial video for every software,
There will be a minimum selling price for every software.

Would love to hear your ideas.

Thanks

Alican

[Scott Murdaugh]

If you're good you could just retain exclusive rights, let me handle the marketing, and we'll make a load of cash...

Seriously, PM me with what you're developing.

-Scott

[lakshaybehl]

Originally Posted by Alican Yenidogan

Hello,

I have a question to all PLR product sellers. What would you want in a PLR product other than quality? I know that a lot of warriors are making lots of money by selling plr ebooks. I'm more interested in PLR software and would love to hear your ideas. What would you like to see?

What I have in mind is;

Each software will be sold to 300 people only with PLR rights,
There will be a sales page for every software,
There will be a tutorial video for every software,
There will be a minimum selling price for every software.

Would love to hear your ideas.

Thanks

Alican

Two things

1. A way for me to be able to make it completely unique.

2. Focused on a particular demographic (30-40, M, High income, AFC's) etc.

-Lakshay

[BradCarroll]

Brandability. Make it easy for those of us who aren't technically inclined, to somehow put our mark on the actual software.

At the very least, have a place on the software interface where we can insert a graphic with our own logo, maybe let us easily put a copyright notice and a website name, etc.

[Alican Yenidogan]

So basically, do you think that people wouldn't be interested to outsource minor changes like you said? There is no easy way for making code changes You need to know how to code.

Originally Posted by BradCarroll

Brandability. Make it easy for those of us who aren't technically inclined, to somehow put our mark on the actual software.

At the very least, have a place on the software interface where we can insert a graphic with our own logo, maybe let us easily put a copyright notice and a website name, etc.

[Kevin Williams]

It wouldn't be hard to make a piece of software that brands the software... confusing, but anyway - if you could just let them replace some text like company name/url and add a couple pictures it would work well.

[Alican Yenidogan]

Yeah thats a good idea, splash image, name of the software and banner are on every software will be replaceable.. This will do the branding I guess
Thank you..
Any other opinions?

[Lance K]

Alican, I got your email and I haven't forgot about you. I'll get a reply off to you sometime this evening.

[Alican Yenidogan]

Originally Posted by Lance K

Alican, I got your email and I haven't forgot about you. I'll get a reply off to you sometime this evening.

Long day huh?

Thank you everyone.

[mikeyman120]

It would be good to have Transferable Private Label Rights. A lot of PLR comes with non-transferable PLR which means you can only pass on Master Resale Rights and not PLR.

Mike

[Brad Spencer]

Why are you so keen on selling PLR to the software. Almost no one (probably less than 5% I'd say) could ever conceive how to change it.

I just wonder what your business case is for wanting to sell the PLR licenses when you could create a package with templates, software to manipulate templates, and some information why...that's a 97 dollar product pack at least...

Maybe I'm missing something?

Cheers,

Brad

[Alican Yenidogan]

Even if you would change the name of the software, the loading image of the software and the banner area of the software with a click, would you still think this way? We'll give a software to change these fields...

This is something new actually, worth trying.

This will be a limited membership, in a limited membership, I don't think passing PLR rights is a good idea, is it?

Thank you

Originally Posted by Brad Spencer

Why are you so keen on selling PLR to the software. Almost no one (probably less than 5% I'd say) could ever conceive how to change it.

I just wonder what your business case is for wanting to sell the PLR licenses when you could create a package with templates, software to manipulate templates, and some information why...that's a 97 dollar product pack at least...

Maybe I'm missing something?

Cheers,

Brad

[bgmacaw]

I agree with what the others said about being able to brand the software.

This could be accomplished without source code editing by creating a companion branding program.

[Thomas Belknap]

Originally Posted by Alican Yenidogan

This is something new actually, worth trying.

I have been doing this for years as well as others. It isn't something new.

In fact, I took this to a whole new level. But that is my own secret. hehe

[Alican Yenidogan]

Thomas, can you send me the url if it isn't private?

Would love to see it.

Thank you

[Didier Faucher]

Originally Posted by mikeyman120

It would be good to have Transferable Private Label Rights. A lot of PLR comes with non-transferable PLR which means you can only pass on Master Resale Rights and not PLR.

"Only" pass on MRR.

Selling MRR is a good idea to devalue a product.

Selling transferable PLR is even better.



Do you buy then resell a *product* or just a license to pass the RR/PLR to your customers?

(No offense.)


Didier

[Thomas Belknap]

Originally Posted by Didier Faucher

"Only" pass on MRR.

Selling MRR is a good idea to devalue a product.

Selling transferable PLR is even better.



Do you buy and sell a *product* or a license to pass the rights to your customers?

(No offense.)


Didier

I agree with Didier to a certain degree. Giving someone a license to resell the PLR would devalue it immensely. If you can make that PLR unique than MRR would be ok, imo.

[Neromancer]

Agreed with this line of thinking; also I wanted to add that perhaps if the software could locate other quality PLR stuff or at least cut down on searches . . .

[Thomas Belknap]

Originally Posted by Alican Yenidogan

Thomas, can you send me the url if it isn't private?

Would love to see it.

Thank you

I have been working on this project for over 2 years. I am finally getting it to the point where I can proceed in marketing it and other products based on it.

It won't help you. In fact, I would lawyer up very quickly if someone decided to reverse engineer it.

There are many software products with branders out there. Not as sophisticated as mine but still do the trick. Like you said, create one that changes specific things on the window like the title, name, banners and so on...

Just know your audience and what they will be using it for is the best advice.

I think I am different than most developers. I normally create products that I need. I will make more with my new technology by using it than selling it to others if that makes sense.

[Didier Faucher]

Originally Posted by Thomas Belknap

MRR would be ok, imo.

Hi Thomas.

I "hate" MRR products.

I'm under the impression that most of the time there's no end-user (almost nobody use them), and that the real product is the license to sell "something"; this "something" being not important.

Am I wrong?

To accept the concept of MRR, I'm trying to convince myself that there are 2 different markets:
- The market of products, that some people use; RR & PLR products included.
- The market of "resell licenses" (MRR & transferable PLR).


D.

[Thomas Belknap]

Originally Posted by Didier Faucher

Hi Thomas.

I "hate" MRR products.

I'm under the impression that most of the time there's no end-user (almost nobody use them), and that the real product is the license to sell "something"; this "something" being not important.

Am I wrong?

To accept the concept of MRR, I'm trying to convince myself that there are 2 different markets:
- The market of products, that some people use; RR & PLR products included.
- The market of "resell licenses" (MRR & transferable PLR).


D.

It all depends on how you are using it, Didier. If I wanted to create something more viral than selling a MRR license is fantastic.

If I wanted to keep a product at a particular price and have control than MRR would be bad thing.

I would purchase MRR rights if it was a product that fit in very good with an existing product. I would add it as a bonus or add my product as a bonus to the MRR making it far more valuable than others selling it.

[Didier Faucher]

Originally Posted by Thomas Belknap

It all depends on how you are using it, Didier.
(...)

I'm aware of what you say, Thomas.


But you gave me a good idea that I'll use on the french-speaking market.

So maybe I'll sell MRR products from now, but these will be "special" MRR products (I won't say more ).

Thanks!


Didier

P.S.: Where's the "Buy me a beer button"?


.

[Alican Yenidogan]

Just to update, we are so close to the launch date.

We are actually working on the brander

Thank you guys.

Alican