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travlinguy

12 years ago

Do a search for PLR and MRR on this site and on Google. Also try "free" PLR, MRR on Google. You'll find lots of stuff.

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Matt Red 12 years ago

You could give away plr, but honestly, people wont give 2 $hits if some generic plr product is your bonus.

Honestly, try and make something original. An exclusive interview you did with an authority in your niche, some plr articles that you wrote/had written and are unique to them (if your in im) etc.

Try and make it as exclusive and unique as possible.
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cleverlving 12 years ago

i have tryed this with not much luck as most of the time the rights say i can re use it but cant re sell etc...

what kind of right would be the ones im looking for to provide free bonuses in conjunction with a product im selling?

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Originally Posted by travlinguy

Do a search for PLR and MRR on this site and on Google. Also try "free" PLR, MRR on Google. You'll find lots of stuff.
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TedTheodore

12 years ago

Not sure if I read it right...
but you have a product you've created to sell..?
your putting up a squeeze page to sell it from...
& you want to also give away some bonuses..?

If I understand the above correctly...
then why not just do this.

Put up your squeeze page...offering a FREE product...that relates to your 'created' product you want to sell.
Your free product should be very basic...good content though...where your created product fills in the blanks of your free product.
Also...make sure you capture their emails !

Hope this helps.

~Ted~

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cleverlving

12 years ago

yeah i know how to create content but i want to give away some free bonuses to sweeten the deal...

Originally Posted by TedTheodore

Not sure if I read it right...
but you have a product you've created to sell..?
your putting up a squeeze page to sell it from...
& you want to also give away some bonuses..?

If I understand the above correctly...
then why not just do this.

Put up your squeeze page...offering a FREE product...that relates to your 'created' product you want to sell.
Your free product should be very basic...good content though...where your created product fills in the blanks of your free product.
Also...make sure you capture their emails !

Hope this helps.

~Ted~

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Tsnyder

12 years ago

Bonuses only matter if they enhance the main product
in some way. If you can't create something that naturally
goes with what you're selling then sell it without bonuses.

They aren't nearly as important as people would have you believe.

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tagiscom 12 years ago

Yes, l am in the process of adding bonuses to my main product, that doesn't have a high enough price point.

I am also sifting through a years worth of RR products, finding the gems that l can use in products.

Then l can run the keywords through research and find what people want to buy the most. It should be downhill from there.

Just a few tips, if it says "may use as a bonus" you should be ok, but read their other rules as well.

Don't buy a product to resell that has crappy graphics, a great product with blurry, kindergarten type graphics is virtually guaranteed to kill the sale!

BoxSHotCreator, (or something like that on Clickbank) is probably the quickest easiest and cheapest one l have found to recreate acceptable quality graphics.

And use offers that have a video or audio with it, people online are getting tired of e-books, because their is massive amounts of RR e-books out there, with most of it, being a how to set it up, instead of how to make money from it!

Just like you need bonuses to get over the advertising costs, you also need e-books with extra videos, etc to get each individual product over the finish line.

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JoeDRL

12 years ago

In my opinion, irrelevant bonuses thrown at you when you buy a product are annoying as hell!

It's like it devalues the main product when you buy something for 10$ and they give you 6 bonuses (17$ value each). You then think omg then the main product must be ****ty.

I prefer to give out one bonus if it's relevant and helpful to the reader but not more.

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cleverlving

12 years ago

yeah i agree.. i deffinatly dont want crappy bonuses but i would like to find some bonuses that i can sort through and offer so that i can offer the good or nich speciffic offers.

Originally Posted by JoeDRL

In my opinion, irrelevant bonuses thrown at you when you buy a product are annoying as hell!

It's like it devalues the main product when you buy something for 10$ and they give you 6 bonuses (17$ value each). You then think omg then the main product must be ****ty.

I prefer to give out one bonus if it's relevant and helpful to the reader but not more.

Be happy, be successful,
~ JoeDRL

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cleverlving

12 years ago

yeah i agree.. i deffinatly dont want crappy bonuses but i would like to find some bonuses that i can sort through and offer so that i can offer the good or nich speciffic offers.

Originally Posted by JoeDRL

In my opinion, irrelevant bonuses thrown at you when you buy a product are annoying as hell!

It's like it devalues the main product when you buy something for 10$ and they give you 6 bonuses (17$ value each). You then think omg then the main product must be ****ty.

I prefer to give out one bonus if it's relevant and helpful to the reader but not more.

Be happy, be successful,
~ JoeDRL

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- tagiscom 12 years ago
  
  honestly guys thanks for the great imput but i was just looking to find out where i could get some bonuses to offer..
  
  Hmmm :rolleyes:, well you could try Unselfish Marketer.
  
  That is the one that l used for a year, and downloaded about 30 gigs worth of RR stuff. They do charge about $50 per month, which gives you access to 2006 up to 2008, (maybe 2009 now) products. You need to pay more per month for the up to date stuff, but frankly l don't think that you need to go that far initially, there is plenty of gems that you could use in some way to create a high value product.
  
  I am so far up to 2007, in regards to sifting and have so far found some excellent audio that has info, that l wasn't even aware of, that l can use in my product or repackage, etc. Once you sign up you will get immediate access to most of the dates mentioned above, but you will get spoon fed some of these products over time, so you stay an active subscriber.
  
  And the main host for Unselfish Marketer does tell you when one of their products has issues, (viruses, etc) and l haven't had any viral issues, apart from their files having a code that doesn't allow burning of their products onto a DVD, etc, although dumping them into your memory stick works fine!
  
  But if you don't want to go this far, you could try these ones as well...
  
  Private Label Rights
  
  or
  
  5087+Products with Resale, Master Resell and Private Label Rights
  
  Good luck with your online business, and don't forget there is a reason why these products have ended up on these sorts of sites!
  
  Usually they have outdated info, or have audio with a background hiss, or the main speaker has a strong accent, or the product promises the earth and only gives a how to set it up format, or the product is just crap!!!
  
  I have seen some seriously crappy products on these sort of sites, and occasionally seen some impressive videos and audio, that can be easily edited, and turned into a seriously profitable product. So eventhough the first recommendation may be the most expensive and out of date it does let you dump a lot of products onto your PC, so you can sift through them and find the gems!!!
  
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David Keith

12 years ago

Your bonuses need to have a high perceived value just from the title of the bonus offer.

You are not going to pitch the bonus like you would a normal product, so it needs to have an easily (almost instantly) understood high perceived value.

Things that work really well and are easy to create are:

1. Checklists / cheetsheets / hotsheets
2. a fast action guide
3. list of resources or comparisons of additional products or services the customer may need.

I am sure there are others, those are just off the top of my head.

The key is that customers can quickly and easily connect added value with each of your bonus offers. They don't need to be full blown products.

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mikemcmillan

12 years ago

I wouldn't give a rat's ass for most of the bonuses I see. To work, there should be a very, very close congruence between your squeeze page bonus and the product you are promoting. To achieve that, you're best off creating it yourself.

They say, you don't get a second chance to make a good first impression. If your opt-in bonus is junk... that creates a first impression. (Not a good one.) On the other hand if your bonus acts as a calling card of high octane and tells people, hey--this is a person of substance who is giving me something of genuine value--then you have a better chance of converting them down the line.

Thought: If you've got a very good product you've created, consider offering that as a free giveaway bonus. What?--I'd be losing sales!

Not really. The front end sales represent only a small part of your overall strategy. What's more important in the long run is building a list. There are zillions of products you can promote to your list for a commission. The big thing is to have a high converting squeeze page to build your list for you. Then all you do is hit the button and make some cash. --Mike

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cleverlving

12 years ago

honestly guys thanks for the great imput but i was just looking to find out where i could get some bonuses to offer..

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