Master resale rights question

solotr · 11-19-2009, 10:48 PM

Hi all, can I get your opinion on this please.
I've weeded through 2 years of mrr products, dumped 80% of them and kept 96 that are relevant for doing business online. My dilemma is - I'm more interested in writing plr reports on consumer topics, doing research and affiliate marketing.

My question: What would you do with 96 mrr products - 59 IM topics, 48 consumer topics.
My first thoughts were: 1. Sell the entire group at a fixed price and delete them from my hard drive

or 2. Set them up as a low cost monthly membership and add to them going forward for long term income.

I like mrr products, reading about IM but as for selling them exclusively isn't what I want to do as a business. So, since I'm getting them anyway and buying some of them, what would you do with them after you've read them?

Oh, before anyone asks: I am not the best copywriter on the planet, not even close. I'd rather try to make a few bucks on them and let someone else benefit from the information.

Thank you.

11-19-2009, 10:48 PM	#1
solotr Solotr Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: , , USA. Posts: 49 Thanks: 38 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Contact Info	Master resale rights question Hi all, can I get your opinion on this please. I've weeded through 2 years of mrr products, dumped 80% of them and kept 96 that are relevant for doing business online. My dilemma is - I'm more interested in writing plr reports on consumer topics, doing research and affiliate marketing. My question: What would you do with 96 mrr products - 59 IM topics, 48 consumer topics. My first thoughts were: 1. Sell the entire group at a fixed price and delete them from my hard drive or 2. Set them up as a low cost monthly membership and add to them going forward for long term income. I like mrr products, reading about IM but as for selling them exclusively isn't what I want to do as a business. So, since I'm getting them anyway and buying some of them, what would you do with them after you've read them? Oh, before anyone asks: I am not the best copywriter on the planet, not even close. I'd rather try to make a few bucks on them and let someone else benefit from the information. Thank you.
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