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Resale rights

by ianbradley
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Hi does anybody know where to buy good quality professional physical CD/DVD's with resale rights on Information type products.
#resale #rights
  • Profile picture of the author agmccall
    most people make their own from a collection of plr that they purchase

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    • Profile picture of the author Steve B
      Ian,

      "Information products" is a huge market - way too broad a question for any useable help. Tell us what niche within info products you want.

      As Al alluded, it's easy to gather information in a niche market then cut your own CD or DVD. That way, you get a unique, one-of-a-kind product to sell.

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      • Profile picture of the author ianbradley
        I was thinking about the business start up niche , ie how to make money online , how to make a second passive income etc. etc.

        But is there anywhere to go to buy off the shelf products such as physical CD/DVD's in this type of market.

        I am from the UK and have only found one outlet there for this type of product and to be honest it was pretty crap.

        Is there a reputable source to buy this type of thing in the US.
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        • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
          Originally Posted by ianbradley View Post

          I was thinking about the business start up niche , ie how to make money online , how to make a second passive income etc. etc.

          But is there anywhere to go to buy off the shelf products such as physical CD/DVD's in this type of market.

          I am from the UK and have only found one outlet there for this type of product and to be honest it was pretty crap.

          Is there a reputable source to buy this type of thing in the US.
          1. get your digital product
          2. Buy a printer that prints on cd/dvd
          3. burn info onto cd/dvd - they sell white ones that you can print on directly
          4. ship it out
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          • Profile picture of the author Sid Hale
            Originally Posted by Jill Carpenter View Post

            1. get your digital product
            2. Buy a printer that prints on cd/dvd
            3. burn info onto cd/dvd - they sell white ones that you can print on directly
            4. ship it out
            Or...
            1. Get your digital products (i.e. PLR rights to the best products you can find)
            2. Make them your own by re-branding with your own or your company's name, get new graphics done for CD/DVD covers, etc.
            3. Set your products up with an online service to burn, package, and ship on demand (i.e Kunaki, as just 1 example)
            4. Start selling

            It's a "just-in-time" manufacturing model, with low manufacturing/shipping costs incurred only as needed. Customer orders ship in a timely fashion without tying you to the production time schedules. Your order process is tied in electronically from your order processing system to their backend processes so there are no manual steps to impede timely, cost-efficient delivery.
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      • Profile picture of the author Sumon2k7
        Originally Posted by Steve B View Post

        Ian,

        "Information products" is a huge market - way too broad a question for any useable help. Tell us what niche within info products you want.

        As Al alluded, it's easy to gather information in a niche market then cut your own CD or DVD. That way, you get a unique, one-of-a-kind product to sell.

        Steve
        You've described everything very accordingly. Making an unique CD/DVD is way easier now, because there are plenty of information you can from online related to your niche. Just do the researching part wisely and make your own piece of selling information selling product.
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        • Profile picture of the author ianbradley
          Hi Guys ,

          Thanks for all your useful comments , I will look at going down that route now.

          Many thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author luketr
    Out of interest, ianbradley, why are you preferring going down the route of physical products rather than an online solution?
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    • Profile picture of the author ianbradley
      Because they are perceived to be of a higher value and you are able to charge a much higher price than for a digital product.

      That's the only reason.
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  • Profile picture of the author luketr
    Don't underestimate the value of convenience! Online I can access the content practically where-ever I am on a device I *always* have with me without having to carry around a stack of cds and something to play them on. Come to think of it neither my acer laptop nor my macbook even have CD drives. I can also get started right away. That saves me the thing I perceived as of highest value - time! I start when I want to; and for that matter, continue when I want to - building on my first point. Plus I don't have to wait for your product to arrive to see if its crap. And if it is I know I probably won't send it back...so I'm unlikely to buy just in case. But a digital version, I've got all the comfort of knowing I can request a refund if I want to.

    That's my 2 cents anyway.

    I'd love to know what other members think though; does anyone prefer a physical copy of something if you're paying over, say, $900?
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  • Profile picture of the author Stephen and Jennifer
    I use Resale Rights Weekly. It is a membership with new products added weekly, some only for personal use but some with resale and master resale rights. Membership is around $16 a month which includes extra benefits to cheaper membership option.

    Stephen & Jennifer.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
      Originally Posted by ianbradley View Post

      Because they are perceived to be of a higher value and you are able to charge a much higher price than for a digital product.

      That's the only reason.
      I think it's good to consider the attention span of your audience in making this type of decision.

      Give people an option with the same price: Download now or get it in the mail. Test and track and see which one they go for.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sarythsaya
    Definitely agreee on the idea of producing the product in both forms.
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