Categories of resale rights
 by: Thomas Lindblom


Resale Rights are a hot item right now, and for good reasons. They make it very simple for you to get set up to sell products online, and you can easily earn passive income with these types of products. It means that you have the rights to re-sell the product yourself, accepting and keeping the payments for each sale.

Working with resale rights you can control the entire sales process so you can add backend sales, one-time offers, build a mailing list and/or a customer database, follow up with your buyers, etc. There are various types of product rights, and there seems to be much confusion on this; even down to the issue of whether they are called resale rights or resell rights. Both versions are common use in the industry, so without digging up the many debates on the correct spelling across major forums just know that Resale Rights and Resell Rights are one and the same.

The main benefit to purchasing resale rights is that you don’t have to create your own product, you don’t have to create a website, and you don’t have to write your own sales copy. You simply buy resale rights to a great product, and you are in the Info Product business that same day.

Be aware, all resale rights are not the same. There are 4 categories for resale rights.

Resale rights; some products come with resale rights automatically, others give you the option to purchase the resale rights to that product separately. In both cases you have to purchase the product itself.

Master resale rights work just like resale rights, except that you also have the opportunity to sell the rights.

Private label rights, this gives you much more flexibility, allowing you to customize the product or the content of the product and use it in a variety of ways. You might purchase PLR to articles, reports, ebooks or any other type of content.

Public domain content; very similar to private label rights. With both of these types of rights you can basically re-work the content/source and use it to create an entirely new product - or simply publish it as your own.

If you are looking for an easy way to sell products online, finding or buying rights to products is a great option. You can start by doing a search on Google for the type of resale rights that interests you most. If you want a quick start, I highly recommend you this site, resellrightsprofessional.com


About The Author
Thomas H. Lindblom talks about everything of resale rights. He explains us the different types of resale rights and which is better. Basically there are four, resale rights, master resale rights, private label rights and public domain content.