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PLR. It's What's For Dinner.

by Ross Cohen
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Actually that'd be kind of gross. I'd much rather my Grandmother's fettuccine and meatballs... and yes... that IS what I had for dinner. Yum!

Now that I've gotten you hungry, you can answer my question:

PLR. On here it sells generally for $7-10 per pack of 10 articles. Roughly. This allows you to use the content, call it your own, turn it into a report, autoresponder series, spin it, rewrite it... or what have you.

What if it had resale rights? What if you could sell it as your own?

In your eyes then, what would it be valued at? As in, a good selling point?
#dinner #plr
  • Profile picture of the author Jeff Lenney
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  • Profile picture of the author Ross Cohen
    The large majority of the PLR I have does not come with resale rights. It's not content from those massive PLR sites with a trillion different article packs... but rather it's bought from the PLR writers themselves. Prime examples being a couple Warriors on here. And those writers, for the most part, don't allow resale rights.
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    • Profile picture of the author Gail_Curran
      I assume that you're talking about PLR with "resell as PLR" rights. That kind of thing is worthless, as far as I'm concerned. It will turn up on every membership site and completely saturate the market within weeks.

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      • Profile picture of the author cashcow
        Originally Posted by Gail_Curran View Post

        I assume that you're talking about PLR with "resell as PLR" rights. That kind of thing is worthless, as far as I'm concerned. It will turn up on every membership site and completely saturate the market within weeks.
        I agree with Gail, that stuff is usually over shared and it won't take long for someone to start selling it for $1 or giving it away and then no one would buy it from you (assuming you were asking to see if it would be worthwhile to offer resale rights on the PLR that you sell).

        Lee

        P.S. Craving meatballs now and its only 9 AM
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  • Profile picture of the author Ross Cohen
    Hmm. That's very true. Wouldn't make the PLR too original anymore, eh?
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    • Profile picture of the author fin
      You ate your grandmother's meaty balls for dinner and you think PLR is gross?
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  • Profile picture of the author Ross Cohen
    Fin, "meaty balls" sounds gross... "meatballs" sound... less gross.

    Cashcow - thanks for your perspective. One thing though to bounce off you. If PLR with resale rights were offered, that'd mean... for example...

    If I sold you PLR with resale rights. You could sell that PLR. Your buyers could use that PLR then as PLR. But! Your buyers couldn't sell it on their own. They'd have to come to me and buy the PLR with resale rights. So you could sell the PLR for $1, but it still wouldn't exactly compete with me because the rights you're able to offer aren't what I'm able to offer. Know what I mean? Confusing - might have to read it twice!
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    • Profile picture of the author cashcow
      Originally Posted by Ross Cohen View Post

      If I sold you PLR with resale rights. You could sell that PLR. Your buyers could use that PLR then as PLR. But! Your buyers couldn't sell it on their own. They'd have to come to me and buy the PLR with resale rights. So you could sell the PLR for $1, but it still wouldn't exactly compete with me because the rights you're able to offer aren't what I'm able to offer. Know what I mean? Confusing - might have to read it twice!
      Yes, I know exactly what you mean, oddly enough.

      Tiffany Dow has a site that does that - not her regular site, she has another one that offers reseller rights to the packs but I think you can only pass on personal use rights - that's what you mean, right? lol.

      The only problem I see is that there would be lots of other people selling the same pack to the same people I am trying to sell the pack to. Having said that, I do think that people who run PLR memberships would love to buy packs with resell rights.

      Even people with large PLR stores might want them.

      I think it's just the "little guy" that has to make a name for himself by focusing on "unique" PLR offerings to gain customers that would not want to buy them.

      Lee
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  • Profile picture of the author Ruth P
    I have been buying resell rights PLR to add as bonuses to my memberships - which otherwise consist of PLR unique to me - instead of adding it to my main PLR store. I have a few resell PLR packs on my main store from my early days and I think I did pay a little more than the standard $1 per page for it (can't remember though!)
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