Resale products offer you the ability to sell your own product, without actually creating one.
While this gets you past one hurdle the creation of a product you continue to have another hurdle to face. How does one market a reselling rights product?
The 1st and best possibility is to promote the product to your contact list. If you do not have a mailing list, build one. There are several ways to try this, but the swiftest way to make a list is to offer a free product, which is publicized with PPC or thru other peoples’s lists. When the prospect arrives at the site to get their free gift, they must fill in their name and email address, and give you permission to email them in the future.
You can also collaboration with folk who have big contact lists. A good example of this would be The Rich Janitor product. Just be sure that their lists are made up of people who will have an interest in your product. It isn’t making sense to market football products to a mail list that is often made from girls who are interested in recipes.
Pay-per-click advertising can be used for at least list building, however. You can also use pay per click to plug your resell rights product. Google AdWords is one of the best pay per click programs in existence today, but there are many other options, including Yahoo Search promoting.
You can also purchase advertising in related newsletters, which are also called ezines. This is an especially effective way to market a product, and it is a tried and true method. You’ll find quality newsletters by doing searches in the ezine directories on the internet.
Bum marketing is also extremely effective. You simply write articles that relate to your product, or have them written for you, and submit them to the various article banks, permitting others to read them and use them for content for their newsletters and internet sites, for free . At the base of your articles, add a resource area, which is basically an “about the writer” paragraph, which should ideally include a link to your sales page.
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