Selling PLR Packs on Fiverr

First of all BE SURE you can just sell the PLR as is on other sites such as Fiverr. Most PLR requires that you make some changes. You also have to ask yourself do you really want to dump your PLR all over Fiverr for only $5 a pop? You could make more money changing up the PLR yourself and charging more.

Why dont you create your own online store? Or better use tradebit.
Example komrad - Welcome

Hi DennisM! I have seen some advices here in the Warrior forum like compiling all PLR articles or ebook about one specific niche in one package, then sell it. These articles came from different membership sites, thus, you have created your own unique pack, then just create a new catchy ebook cover.
Actually, $5 will be enough for me if I will be able to sell about 12 PLR packs. I just want to receive back what I have paid for to those PLR membership sites.

Ok another tricks.
Convert your plr ebooks to epub files. Then list them on lulu.com

Tradebit is a much better fit for reselling PLR content, than Fiverr. I'm not too sure why you're having problems signing up... maybe you could try to contact them via email or something.

Why Tradebit makes more sense...
There's already a lot of people reselling PLR and MRR products on Tradebit. Which means that a lot of people who buy PLR and MRR products, know that they can find PLR and MRR products on Tradebit.

Contrast this to Fiverr. Someone who goes to Fiverr is looking for some sort of service. There's probably very little people who would go to Fiverr as one of their main places to find PLR content.

It's also easy to sell your products listed on Tradebit, on your own blog or website. Tradebit gives you buttons and widgets that you can add to your blog or site, making it easier to sell your products from your own site/blog.

Another reason why Tradebit makes more sense, is that you're not restricted to a $5 price. In all honesty, if you're reselling PLR content, you may struggle to find a lot of people willing to spend $5 on that type of PLR content.

When I say that type of PLR content, I'm referring to transferrable PLR content. In other words, the PLR license allows the PLR content to be resold.

I'm assuming that's the type of PLR content that you have. If this wasn't the case, then you have a PLR license that doesn't allow you to resell the content as PLR content. In which case, you can't resell the content as PLR content.

May not be as profitable as you think...
The reason why you may struggle to resell the PLR content at $5, is because of competition. If you have the right to resell the PLR content as PLR content, then it means everyone else who has the same PLR content as you, also have that right (remember, they have the same PLR license as you).

The reason why PLR content providers are able to charge between $1-$2 per page of PLR content, is because their PLR content is non-transferable PLR content (also called personal PLR content). In other words, you can only get that specific PLR content from that specific PLR content provider.

But in your case, you're a reseller. So, the PLR content you're reselling, is not unique to you. So, someone can get the same content you're trying to resell, from other people reselling the same content as you.

So, reselling the PLR content as PLR content, may not be as profitable as you might think.

Still, if you plan on reselling the PLR content as PLR content, then Tradebit is probably a good place to start.

It's always interesting how you can ask a specific question on this forum and get a dozen answers that don't address the question, isn't it?

I sell plr packages on Fiverr and how you deliver the packages is with the delivery upload system Fiverr has in place. So, you can upload the packages to Amazon S3 or your own web hosting server, or Dropbox (that's what I use).

Then you create a text file of the links and simply copy/paste the download links inside the delivery message form inside Fiverr when someone buys, and click the send button.

You can also upload the download link text file as an attachment.

When someone buys, they have their own delivery page, so it's very easy to copy/paste the download link for the buyer. Takes less than 30 seconds.

It's very difficult to sell PLR on Fiverr but you can try.

The key to selling PLR of Fiverr is to offer it as an experience than "plain old" PLR. For instance, "I will teach you how to play golf for $5." Explain in your copy that you will be sending them a book or video. Then send it to them.

I have never sold anything on fiver but I am always looking for different outlets of revenue. I have so much material I think I could offer on there - so I may give it a go......

Just taken a look at that tradebit website too - looks ok, not really that great an interface though but does the job.

I set up Private Label Rights Articles - PLR Store - Best PLR - eBook PLR - Niche PLR - Quality PLR, and it's doing great...... I don't like fiverr really for selling plr and I rate fiver gigs as low qquality.... well everything I have bought off there has sucked.

Build an online store and own your platform build a list and you will do ok.....

Danny

People do things very tragically when they receive a mass sum of PLR packs. There are some plenty gems you can behold in just one item in those things that could be worth more then what you purchased the whole thing for.

I dont know exactly what you received in that PLR pack, but if you want to work with fiverr, for example, you may have a fitness niche specific area in that PLR that you can promote with one account, and just promote items, or maybe even parts of the PLR pack.

I mean, hey, you can just sell the whole dang thing all over again, but you dont have to go about that. It can be more profitable focusing on the specific items that you have in that pack.

I've seen some people selling their PLR products on Squidoo. I'm surprised that nobody mentioned the site.

You can set your own price on Squidoo, and not be limited to $5