Distribution Avenues For PLR?

If the eBook is essentially the same eBook as the one you bought, then it's probably best to just sell it or give it away from your own site or blog.

If you want to sell it, you could try to list it on the Tradebit.com marketplace. But, the thing about selling the eBook as it is, is that other people are selling the exact same eBook. You'll find a lot of people selling the exact same PLR or MRR eBook on tradebit, but at different prices.

So, if you do list it on digital product marketplaces like tradebit, there's a good chance someone is already selling the exact same eBook you plan on selling. The same can be said for places where people can list eBooks to give away.

If you do plan on giving it away, rather give it away from your own site. If you try to list it on sites that allow people to upload eBooks to give away, there's probably already someone that listed that eBook before you.

The problem with uploading a PLR or MRR eBook to eBook directory sites, is that multiple people would end up doing this. Multiple people listing the exact same eBook is just eBook directory spam.

Just give it away on your own site... either that, or create an entirely new eBook using the PLR eBook as a starting point, and then list that new eBook on directory sites.

If you change the name of the ebook and the graphics on the cover it will be an easier sell.
It can be tough selling PLR items on eBay and tradebit because the price drops considerably.

I would give it away on a squeeze page if it is valuable content.

Kate

Yep as above use it to build a list or give it to your list if you cant sell it :-)

Danny

If you have rebranded and edited them in your own words, you can try putting it up for review on the forum, and based on the reviews you get, you can launch a WSO for them. However, I'll tell you that selling PLR artricles just as they are is a very daunting task as they are usually not worth that much. If you can, try USING the articles to make money: think blogs, flipsites, and newsletters (especially if your PLR material is based on a particular niche)