Affiliate Marketers - Try This Too

Most affiliate marketers I know (and I'm one of them) are attracted by the hassle-free aspects. You don't have to deal with creating products, no customer service headaches, etc. All good reasons to get into affiliate marketing, where some real money can be made. No doubt about it.

But...

You really should try selling resale rights and master resale rights products, too. There are many good reasons.

First, most good RR & MRR packages include sales pages, download pages, and nice graphics. They also usually include instructions on how to set your sales page up super-fast. Just a few minor tweaks and you're rockin' n rollin'!

Second, when you're the seller you can easily build your OWN list of buyers. Guys and gals, this is huge! Most affiliate marketers simply send the traffic they work hard to attract to the vendor to become their customers. The affiliate makes a commission, sure, but they lose the ability to go back to those people over and over for future sales. I know some affiliate marketers are smart and do build lists too, but that's a tiny minority.

Having a growing list of people who have bought directly from you is a very big deal. It's the difference between getting one crack at a prospect and having a captive audience and repeat buyers. HUGELY important!

Third, with Master Resale Rights you can earn additional money by selling Resale Rights on top of the money you earn from selling the product itself. It adds an income stream without any additional work! It's working smarter without working any harder.

Fourth, unless the seller stipulates otherwise (and sometimes they do), you can go out and find your own affiliates! You can get an army of other people selling your product as affiliates, sending you traffic and acting as your sales force. This is another huge benefit!

Finally, and this should not be overlooked imo... most affiliate marketers make the leap into becoming product creators and selling their own stuff, eventually. But that can be a tough transition. Lots of hurdles to jump. Selling RR and MRR products first smooths that transition. You get a taste of what it's like to deal with the full sales process (taking money, delivering the product, handling customer service and refund issues). But, you don't have to deal at all with the sometimes daunting task of actually creating your own product.

You can find RR and MRR products galore just by searching at Google. Try a search string like this: master resale rights +"your niche"

I didn't mention it earlier, but for those who don't already know - you pay one time to buy RR or MRR rights, and then the product is yours to sell for 100% profit each sale. So, you might pay $37 to purchase MRR on a product, but that's it. No recurring fees or percentages ever go to the product creator from then on. You keep every penny when you sell that product.

John