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If you have even a passing interest in the topic of promoting information products, then you should take a look at the following information. This enlightening report presents some of the latest tactics on the subject of information marketing.

The more you understand about any subject, the more interesting it becomes. As you read this report you'll find that the subject of promoting information products is certainly no exception.

1. The "Author It" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can have the private label rights to your information product. People want to easily become an information publisher or author without all the work. They could add their name as the author of it, rewrite it, re-edit it, etc.

2. The "Time Involved" Tactic

Tell your prospects how many years, weeks or days it took you to write or compile your information product. People will find it more valuable because they'll realize just how much time was involved in creating it.

3. The "Turn The Page" Tactic

Tell your prospects how many information-filled pages are in your information product. People sometimes consider a lot of pages or information to be more valuable than a few pages.

4. The "Chopped Up" Tactic

Tell your prospects how many chapters, lessons or sections are in your information product. People like information that is highly organized and easy to navigate though.

5. The "Mega" Tactic

Tell your prospects how big your information product's download file is. People sometimes consider a large download to be more valuable or a small download to be faster. You could list the number of kilobytes or megabytes.

6. The "Original Recipe" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product is original information with no fillers, fluff or rehashed leftovers. People like original information because 95% of what they usually read has already been published somewhere else.

7. The "Royalty" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product comes with royalty free resell or master resale rights. People like to be able to make money with products they didn't have to create on their own.

8. The "Can't Be Ignored" Tactic

Tell your prospects that you want their attention with a headline which can’t be ignored. People will read or scan the rest of your sales letter if you grab their attention and give them a good reason.

9. The "I'll Support You" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product comes with free 24/7 customer support. People don't want to be left out in the cold after they buy your product.

10. The "Sell It" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can sell the information product and earn commissions by joining your affiliate program. People like to be able to make money with products they don't have to create and fulfill orders for.

11. The "Complete Resource" Tactic

Tell your prospects your information product is the complete resource on the subject. People like to own one product that can give them all the information they will need to get their desired benefit.

12. The "Choose It" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can choose the type of information product they want. People like to have a say in how they want their information delivered. Many popular formats are pdf, html, e-mail, audio or video.

13. The "Real Life" Tactic

Tell your prospects your information product is based on a real life experience. People like true stories and real world examples because they’re more believable and they can relate to them easier.

14. The "Trivia" Tactic

Tell your prospects your information product will answer all their questions. People like to read information that won't leave them hanging at the end for more answers to their questions. They want all their questions answered from A to Z.

15. The "Bestseller" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product is very popular. People think if tons of people have read your information or it's a bestseller, it has to be worth reading or buying.

16. The "Access Time" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product can be accessed in minutes or seconds. People want to get their information as soon as possible. If it's offline information, be sure to offer fast delivery.

17. The "Kid" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product is easy to read and understand. People don't want any information that isn't useful or which they can't comprehend. Make sure a kid can understand it.

18. The "No Confusion" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product is easy to follow and offers step-by-step instructions. People don't want information that confuses them. They want information that takes them by the hand.

19. The "Nowhere Else" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can only get your information product from you and nowhere else. People will have to read your product in order to get their desired benefit because they know no one else offers what you do.

20. The "Free Refill" Tactic

Tell your prospects they will receive regularly scheduled free updates of your information product. People like information that's up-to-date because information changes so fast in this world.

21. The "Pick Your Poison" Tactic

Tell your prospects that they have plenty of ways to get your information product. People like to have choices that cater to their specific situation and needs. It could be via a download page, mail, e-mail, etc.

22. The "Guarded Secrets" Tactic

Tell your prospects that they will learn closely guarded secrets within your information product. People like to learn about something that few or no people have heard of. It's just like when your friend has a secret that you try to pry out of him or her.

23. The "Nothing Held Back" Tactic

Tell your prospects that you don't hold any information back in your information product. People like information to be uncut and uncensored so they don't miss a thing. They want to learn every thing from start to finish.

24. The "Extra Time" Tactic

Tell your prospects how much time they'll save by using your information product. People need to save as much time as they can because they want to use the extra time to enjoy life.

25. The "Seeing Double" Tactic

Tell your prospects a repeated or new selling point using a P.S. or strong closing. People can be persuaded easier if they see or hear the same message repeated an amount of times. It also works if you can word it differently each time and still have the same meaning.

26. The "Twist Of New" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product has the newest information. People like new information because they want to be up-to-date on their subject of choice. They want information to be fresh, exclusive or have a new twist.

27. The "Navigation" Tactic

Tell your prospects your information product is easy to use and navigate through. People sometimes buy an information product for only a few benefits and want to find them as quickly and easily as possible. They want it to be highly organized or fully searchable.

28. The "Third Party" Tactic

Tell your prospects who endorses or who has given you testimonials for your information product. People will trust a third party before they will trust the business advertising the information product.

29. The "Ease Their Concerns" Tactic

Tell your prospects they don't have to be an expert to learn or understand your information. People sometimes think they have to be an expert to learn something new so this eases their concerns. Tell them they can be a beginner or a pro.

30. The "Pet The Puppy" Tactic

Tell your prospects that they can read a sample excerpt or chapter from your information product. People assume your information product must be good if you’re giving away a free sample and it will get them more interested too.

31. The "Bigger Is Better" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product is crammed full of information or is a huge collection of knowledge. People think bigger is better and perceive it as more valuable. They feel they will be getting their money's worth.

32. The "Misinformation" Tactic

Tell your prospects your information product is thoroughly researched and highly accurate. People don't want information that is inaccurate because misinformation could possibly make their life worse.

33. The "Customize It" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can rebrand or customize the information product with their own links. People like to get free exposure for their own business or other people's affiliate products by giving away or selling your information.

34. The "Handy Dandy" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product is a valuable reference. People like information that comes in handy, like a dictionary or encyclopedia. They can always go back and look up something in the future.

35. The "T And P" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product has been tested and proven. People don't want information that is not even tested or proven to work. They will be more interested if they have proof.

36. The "Limited Edition" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product is a limited edition. People consider time-limited information to be more valuable. They don't want to miss out on information that could improve their life.

37. The "No Worries" Tactic

Tell your prospects that they have no risk at all using your information product. People don't want to buy or commit to a product that could be a big risk. They will be more inclined to use your information if it's guaranteed and they have no worries.

38. The "Award" Tactic

Tell your prospects that they will get free bonuses for using your information product. People like to be rewarded for things that they do. Freebies will give them a little extra incentive to buy.

39. The "Ancient Secret" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product includes ancient or classic information. People like information that is hard to find or no longer around. They will consider your information to be rare or timeless.

40. The "Serial Number" Tactic

Tell your prospects your information product is collectable. People like to collect things. They think that collectibles are worth more money because they are limited editions and go way up in value.

41. The "Helpful Tools" Tactic

Tell your prospects how many helpful links, references and resources are in your information product. People like to know about other resources that might help them achieve their desired benefit.

42. The "General Public" Tactic

Tell your prospects when your information product is in pre-launch, pre-release or has just been released to the general public. People like to use things that are brand new because it will give them a sense of being one of the first to own it.

43. The "Authority" Tactic

Tell your prospects how much expertise, experience or credibility you have to persuade them to use your information product. People are easily persuaded by people who are considered to be an authority on the subject. You could mention any professional titles that you have too.

44. The "Precisely Detailed" Tactic

Tell your prospects how specific or detailed your information product is. People don't like general information because they want all the precise details so they can easily apply what they learn.

45. The "Speeding Bullet" Tactic

Tell your prospects about all the benefits of your information product using a bullet list. People quickly scan ads to find all the benefits. One of their first stops is reading the bulleted benefit list.

46. The "Got Gifts?" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can give away your information product away as a bonus product. People like information they can give away with their own products. They feel it will make their product more valuable and increase the conversion ratio.

47. The "Traffic Tools" Tactic

Tell your prospects how much the information product will increase their traffic by publishing it, giving it away or linking to it. People's number goal is to get traffic to their web site. They know they need any advantage they can get with all the competition.

48. The "Huge List" Tactic

Tell your prospects how much the information product will increase their e-zine subscribers by publishing, giving away or linking to your information product. People know the money is in the list. They want to build a huge list as fast as possible.

49. The "Follow The Leader" Tactic

Tell your prospects how many celebrities, companies, experts or reputable people use your information product. People will think since those types of people are using your information product, they should to.

50. The "It's Proofed" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product is free of errors. People don't want to find any errors in your information. They want the information to be professionally proofread and edited.

51. The "Recycle It" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can republish your information product for free. People are always looking for free information that they can republish on their web site and e-zine. It can increase their traffic and search engine ranking.

52. The "Take Action" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can have your information product for no cost if they take a certain action. People like to get stuff at no cost and be rewarded for their actions. It could be opting-in to your list, running your ad, referring people to your web site, etc.

53. The "Small But Huge" Tactic

Tell your prospects how short and effective your information product is. People sometimes don't want to go through a ton of information just to learn something new. You could tell them something like, ‘It only takes 10 minutes to read.’

54. The "Discount Reward" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can get a discount on your product for taking specific action. People like to save money and definitely be rewarded for it. It could be subscribing to your e-zine, linking to your web site, signing up to your free e-course, etc.

55. The "Choose Fee Or Free" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can buy your information product or acquire it at no cost if they take a certain action. People like to have a choice. People like to get information products that most people have to pay for.

56. The "News Outlets" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product has been publicized and reviewed in popular media outlets. People will think it’s got to be good if it's been mentioned by a popular publication, TV show, radio, etc.

57. The "Re-Buy It" Tactic

Tell your prospects your information product has recently been updated. People will re-buy information products that have been updated or are in a new edition. They want information that is up-to-date at all times.

58. The "Don't Do It" Tactic

Tell your prospects not to buy or use your information product. It's just like using reverse psychology. People want information they can't have. They think if other people have it, they can too.

59. The "Password" Tactic

Tell your prospects your information product is password protected to make it seem more valuable. People will think if it’s closely guarded, it must be extra valuable. You could even just give them a top secret link to read or download.

60. The "Casino" Tactic

Tell your prospects they could win a certain prize if they buy or use your information product. People like to have the chance to win stuff. It gives them a little extra suspense in their lives.

61. The "Buy Stats" Tactic

Tell your prospects the ratio of people who buy or use your information product. People want popular information products. They will think yours is popular if the ratio of people using it is high.

62. The "Feel What I Feel" Tactic

Tell your prospects how excited you are about your information product. People will become interested in your information product because you are so excited about it. They will want the feeling of excitement too.

63. The "Bargain" Tactic

Tell your prospects the actual retail value of your information product. People like to get good deals and bargains. They will feel as though they are getting something valuable for a lower price.

64. The "Privacy Policy" Tactic

Tell your prospects when they buy or use your information product, their personal information will be kept confidential. People like to keep what they use or buy to themselves. Tell them your privacy policy and their information will never been sold, rented or leased to anyone.

65. The "Apply For It" Tactic

Tell your prospects that they have to apply to use your information product to make it seem more valuable. People will feel as though you’re not out to get their money because you’re making them qualify to use your information. They think the information will be more valuable.

66. The "Been Around Forever" Tactic

Tell your prospects how long you've been in business or online. People trust businesses more if they have been in business for a long period of time. They will think you must have good information if you've been in business that long.

67. The "Mood Enhancer" Tactic

Tell (give) your prospects a compliment that will persuade them to use your information product. People like to be complimented because it makes them feel good, it makes them feel noticed and also makes them feel important. They will be in a better mood for when you present your offer.

68. The "Talk To Yourself" Tactic

Tell your prospects to tell themselves they want to use your information product. People will be easier persuaded by themselves than by your business. They will talk themselves into taking your offer. For example: 'Yes! I want to improve my life.'

69. The "Get Closer" Tactic

Tell your prospects your information product is free. People like to get information free of charge. They will feel closer to your business and be more persuaded to buy any of your offers in the future.

70. The "Follow My Orders" Tactic

Tell your prospects to take action and buy or use your information product. People like to be lead and shown what to do so they don't get confused. That's why there are more followers than leaders in this world.

71. The "Give Feedback" Tactic

Tell your prospects to give you feedback about your information product so you can improve it. People like to voice their opinions, especially if they are asked to. They will feel more involved with your business because you asked for their help.

72. The "Lucky" Tactic

Tell your prospects how many other people have bought your information product, but that they're getting it for free. People will feel lucky because they didn't have to pay for your information. It also makes free information a little more valuable to them knowing at one point you charged for it.

73. The "Content Ingredients" Tactic

Tell your prospects the kind or type of information product they will get. People want to know the exact the type of information they will be getting before they will buy or use it. It could be full of tips, how-to articles, interviews, stories, etc.

74. The "Want A Job?" Tactic

Tell your prospects you will pay them to buy or use your information product. People always need a little extra spending money. You could allow them to join your affiliate program, give them a rebate or a discount.

75. The "It's Not That Much" Tactic

Tell your prospects the price of the information product divided by a number of benefits or features if you are selling it for them to use. People will think it's a bargain because people will see exactly what they will be paying for each piece of information.

76. The "Story Time" Tactic

Tell your prospects a story that will persuade them to use your information product. People like to be entertained. They will read or watch a story just to take time out from the harsh reality of the real world.

77. The "Peer Pressure" Tactic

Tell your prospects what their friends, family, customers and others will say, think, do, feel as a result of them using or not using your information product. People are easily persuaded by the people they are close too.

78. The "Double Fortune" Tactic

Tell your prospects to imagine what will happen if they use or don't use your information product. People will be persuaded by the benefits of using your information and the consequences of not using your information.

79. The "Emotion Shifting" Tactic

Tell your prospects the positive or negative emotions and feelings they will get from using or not using your information product. People are persuaded by emotions and back up their emotions with facts.

80. The "What Do I Get" Tactic

Tell your prospects the benefits of using your information product. People want to know how your information will benefit them. They won't be easily persuaded if you just list the features of your information.

81. The "Remember A Time" Tactic

Tell your prospects to remember a past experience that would persuade them to use your information product. People are easily persuaded by memories because they consider them to be either good or bad.

82. The "Hear And See" Tactic

Tell your prospects that they will get the audio and video reproduction rights to your information product. People know that a lot of people don't like to read. They know that audio and video are the future.

83. The "It's A Report" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product ad isn't an ad by using a content-related headline. People will read your information product's ad quicker if it doesn’t start out to look like an ad.

84. The "Template" Tactic

Tell your prospects that your information product is a helpful tool or template. People sometimes want information that is actually a tool. They want information that will help them accomplish their goal fast and easy.

85. The "Sounds Real" Tactic

Tell your prospects the specific and detailed benefits of using your information product. People will believe your benefits quicker if they are specific because it doesn’t sound all made up.

86. The "I'll Publish Yours If" Tactic

Tell your prospects you will use their information product if they use yours. People want to life to be fair. They feel it's only fair for you to do the same for them. You just set up a joint venture deal with another business owner.

87. The "Oh, That's Simple" Tactic

Tell (give) your prospects a metaphor that will persuade them to use your information product. People will be able to understand your information products better if you relate it to something simple.

88. The "Something In Common" Tactic

Tell your prospects that you both have something in common to persuade them to use your information product. People like to do business with people that have a similar knowledge or interest.

89. The "Agree With Me" Tactic

Tell (ask) your prospects questions you know they will agree (answer yes) with to persuade them to use your information product. People are easy to persuade if you get them to say or think yes before you present your main offer.

90. The "Same Choice" Tactic

Tell your prospects they have a choice of instructions which mean the same thing, to persuade them to buy or use your information product. People like to choose and it doesn’t matter which choice they make - you win either way.

91. The "Lead In" Tactic

Tell your prospects they can give your information product away and make money on the upsell or backend offers. People and affiliates know that it's easier to get traffic to a web site if you give away something free first.

92. The "I Have Faith" Tactic

Tell your prospects how much you really believe in your information product. People will believe in your information product if they see how much passion you have for it. They will want to see why you’re so passionate.

93. The "Common Sense" Tactic

Tell your prospects it's common sense to use your information product. People will think it’s just natural to use your information product. They don't want to be left out and will want to be like everyone else.

94. The "Facts Of Life" Tactic

Tell your prospects facts that will persuade them to use your information product. People like facts because it will back up their emotional decision to buy or use your information product.

95. The "Past, Present, Future?" Tactic

Tell (ask) your prospects questions about their past, present or future that will persuade them to use your information product. People have been influenced their whole life to answer questions. They were branded by their parents, teachers, employers and other people of authority.

96. The "About You" Tactic

Tell your prospects something about themselves that you know is true and would persuade them to use your information product. People will feel intrigued that you know so much about them and that you really understand them without even meeting them.

97. The "Other People" Tactic

Tell your prospects what other people have said about your information product so that it will persuade them to buy. People are highly influenced by other people or satisfied customers.

98. The "Indirect" Tactic

Tell your prospects an indirect command (like you may or you might) that will persuade them to use your information product. People will think you’re not directly telling them to use your information product but merely suggesting it.

99. The "Vivid Demonstration" Tactic

Tell your prospects a vivid description of your information product, using plenty of adjectives and words that attract the senses. People are influenced by their senses because they can trigger their buying emotions.

100. The "Gave Me Goose Bumps" Tactic

Tell your prospects the physical reaction of other people or what they experienced as a result of using your information product. People will usually understand what types of emotion go with the physical reactions. They may be persuaded by those emotions.

Conclusion:

I hope that reading the above information was both enjoyable and educational for you. Your learning process should be ongoing. The more you understand about any subject, the more you will be able to profit.

This report's coverage of the information is as complete as it can be today. But you should always leave open the possibility that future research could uncover new facts.

The following report includes important information about becoming a super affiliate that may cause you to reconsider what you thought you understood. The most important thing is to study with an open mind and be willing to revise your understanding if necessary.

The only way to keep up with the latest about becoming a super affiliate is to constantly stay on the lookout for new information. If you read everything you find about promoting affiliate products, it won't take long for you to become an influential authority.

1. The "Best Money" Spell

Tell your prospects it was the best money you ever spent. Your prospects have likely said the same thing about a product that they've purchased in the past. You will likely trigger those same feelings about the affiliate product you are promoting.

2. The "Reluctant At First" Spell

Tell your prospects that you were very reluctant at first to endorse any product but give them a reason why this one is different. Your prospects will think you wouldn't hurt your reputation by promoting an affiliate product that wasn't up to your standards.

3. The "First And Only" Spell

Tell your prospects that this is the first and only product of its kind. Your prospects will think the affiliate product is very rare. They will consider the product to be very valuable, especially if it will give them their desired benefit.

4. The "No Hesitation" Spell

Tell your prospects you have absolutely no hesitation recommending the product. Your prospects will feel they better not hesitate buying your affiliate product because if you have a great relationship with them, they will trust you.

5. The "Regret It" Spell

Tell your prospects you regret not buying the product sooner. Your prospects will try to avoid feeling regretful and purchase your affiliate product. They know how much emotional pain can be caused by feeling any kind of regret.

6. The "Without A Doubt" Spell

Tell your prospects that, without a doubt, it is the most incredible product that you've bought in the last year. They will trust you because you are sharing specific information with them that looks and feels more credible.

7. The "I Didn't" Spell

Tell your prospects that they can't lose by buying the product because you didn't. Your prospects have likely felt like losers in the past buying products that never delivered. They will want to avoid losing, especially if you can back up your claims with some proven facts.

8. The "Only My Opinion" Spell

Tell your prospects it's only your opinion but the product is amazing. Your prospects will feel it's less of a sales pitch because you are telling them it’s only your opinion. They will let down their buying defenses when they aren't being sold to.

9. The "I'm Not Kidding" Spell

Tell your prospects that you're not kidding when you say the product could mean the difference between pleasure and pain. They will actually see the difference of buying and not buying the affiliate product. People usually choose the most rewarding option.

10. The "Words Can't Describe" Spell

Tell your prospects that words can't begin to describe what the product has done for you. Your prospects have likely had that feeling when something felt so good they couldn't describe it. You will likely trigger that same feeling with your statement.

11. The "Stop Now" Spell

Tell your prospects that you highly recommend them to stop what they are doing and buy the product. Your prospects will think, "This affiliate product has to be good if he’s/she’s telling me to stop what I'm doing."

12. The "Best So Far" Spell

Tell your prospects that you have bought plenty of products in the past but this is the best one so far. Your prospects will feel you must be really experienced at using these products so they will likely believe you and at least take a look at the affiliate product you are offering.

13. The "My Idea" Spell

Tell your prospects how frustrated you are that you didn't think of the product idea. Your prospects have likely said that same statement to themselves in the past and will understand that the affiliate product could really benefit their life.

14. The "It Does" Spell

Tell your prospects that the product does exactly what the business says it does. Your prospects likely have bought products that never lived up to the businesses’ claims. They will feel you have been through the same situation and aren't lying just to make an affiliate sale.

15. The "Thankful" Spell

Tell your prospects that you are so thankful that you decided to try out the product because of the many benefits you’ve received from it. Your prospects like to hear the benefits you received from the product or service. They figure if they buy the affiliate product they will get the same benefits.

16. The "Quick Rewards" Spell

Tell your prospects specifically how quickly you received the benefits of the product. Most people like to get their desired benefits fast. They lead busy lifestyles and don't want to wait long to get the desired results.

17. The "One Is Worth It" Spell

Tell your prospects that just one of the benefits of the product is worth the price. Your prospects will consider the affiliate product to be of good value when you say just one benefit is worth the price of the product.

18. The "Worth More" Spell

Tell your prospects the product is worth way more than the price that it's being offered for. Your prospects will consider the affiliate product or service to be a good bargain. They will feel like they are getting more than their money's worth.

19. The "10 Out Of 10" Spell

Tell your prospects that you rate the product 10 out of 10. Your prospects usually consider the number or symbol ‘10’ as being the best rating a product can get. They have been branded their whole life to look at ratings of certain products or services before they buy.

20. The "I Was Skeptical" Spell

Tell your prospects you were skeptical about the product at first but you definitely made the right decision buying it. Your prospects have likely been skeptical about products in the past too. They will understand where you are coming from and buy since you built a little rapport.

21. The "Buying Wish" Spell

Tell your prospects you wish you had bought the product before buying a similar product. Your prospects will think they should buy the product too before they do something else that would jeopardize their lifestyle and the benefits they crave.

22. The "Spent A Lot" Spell

Tell your prospects that you have spent hundreds/thousands of dollars on different products but nothing ever worked this good. Your prospects most likely have spent tons of money on the same types of products too. That will help them relate to you and trust your judgment.

23. The "Biggest Benefit" Spell

Tell your prospects the best benefit that you have received from the product and how it improved your life. Your prospects might purchase the affiliate product if it's the biggest benefit that they need or want.

24. The "None Came Close" Spell

Tell your prospects you have tried a lot of products but none of them came close to this one. Your prospects have probably tried a lot of the same products but they haven't been exactly what they were looking for. They will hope that the affiliate product you are offering is finally the right one.

25. The "Best Ever" Spell

Tell your prospects that the product has been one of your best investments ever. Your prospects will more likely be persuaded to order if they consider buying the affiliate product as an investment. They will feel they are getting money or something equal to money in return.

26. The "Not The Only One" Spell

Tell your prospects that you are not the only one that recommends the product and have them check out what other customers are say about it. Your prospects will believe you quicker if other people who have used the product are saying the same thing.

27. The "Similar Ones" Spell

Tell your prospects you have promoted a lot of similar products in the past but this product far exceeds them. Your prospects will appreciate the fact that you are saying this product is better than the other affiliate products you have promoted in the past. They will think it's really good, especially if they bought and liked the other products you've endorsed.

28. The "Crazy Or Not" Spell

Tell your prospects they would be crazy not to purchase the product. Your prospects will think it must be a good product because you are calling them crazy if they don't buy and you could lose money in the future insulting them that way.

29. The "Than It Promises" Spell

Tell your prospects that the product actually delivers more than the business promises. Your prospects like to hear about hidden benefits of a product that is not advertised on the sales page. It will give your prospects even more reasons to buy the affiliate product.

30. The "Outdone Themselves" Spell

Tell your prospects that you knew the business put out quality products but that they've outdone themselves this time. Your prospects like to do business with people that over-deliver on their product. They especially will like it if they know how reliable the business is before they release the new product.

31. The "Percentage Bribe" Spell

Tell your prospects that you will give them a percentage of your affiliate commissions if they buy the product through your link. Your prospects will relate it to getting a rebate for buying the product.

32. The "It's A Joke" Spell

Tell your prospects that comparing this product with other similar products is a joke and why. Your prospects will be persuaded by you that comparing the benefits of the affiliate product with a similar product just doesn't stand up to it.

33. The "Long Term" Spell

Tell your prospects specifically how long ago you purchased the product and all the long-term benefits you've gained and continue to receive. Your prospects will be influenced to purchase the affiliate product because of you telling them about all the long-term benefits that you have received from it.

34. The "Another Scam?" Spell

Tell your prospects that before you bought the product you thought it was just another scam, but that you were totally wrong. Your prospects have likely been scammed by other businesses in the past so they might feel the same way. They will be at ease that you have had similar experiences and maybe buy your affiliate product.

35. The "Pays For Itself" Spell

Tell your prospects that the product will pay for itself fast. Your prospects will buy an affiliate product quicker if you can show proof of how it has paid you back. They will want to get the same payback as you.

36. The "Scared Of Competition" Spell

Tell your prospects that you are scared to endorse the product because you don't want your competitors finding out about it. Your prospects will definitely think that they have to own the product because you are actually taking a big risk promoting it and they may be your competitors.

37. The "One Word" Spell

Tell your prospects it only takes one word for you to describe the product, for example, ‘superb.’ Your prospects won't have to spend a lot of time reading your affiliate offer for them to get the point. Just make sure the word is really persuasive.

38. The "Minutes Ago" Spell

Tell your prospects you just purchased and started using the product minutes/hours ago and you just had to tell them about it. Your prospects will think that the affiliate product has to be good because you couldn't wait to tell them about it.

39. The "Living Without It" Spell

Tell your prospects you don't know how you ever lived without the product and a good reason why. Your prospects will want to experience having a product that they can't live without because of all the benefits it offers.

40. The "Told Loved Ones" Spell

Tell your prospects that you are not only recommending the product to them but to your family members and close friends. Your prospects will really trust your offer because you are even endorsing it to the people you really, really care about.

41. The "Seconds Away" Spell

Tell your prospects it took you only seconds to buy the product because the product owner always delivers on their promises. Your prospects will think you have had good experiences with the business owner and their products and have never been displeased with any purchase from them.

42. The "Rarely Do" Spell

Tell your prospects you rarely endorse products but the product is astounding. Your prospects will think the affiliate product must be good if you are endorsing it. They will feel anyone that rarely endorses products is telling the truth.

43. The "Anyone Serious?" Spell

Tell your prospects that, in your opinion, anyone who is serious about gaining the benefits should buy the product. Your prospects are probably serious about improving their lives so they would be disagreeing with themselves if they didn't buy the affiliate product.

44. The "Use It A Lot" Spell

Tell your prospects you can't believe how much you actually use the product to get your desired benefits. Your prospects will feel they will get a lot of use out of the product. They want to own a product that they will actually use more than once.

45. The "Professional Opinion" Spell

Tell your prospects that, as a professional, you can't simply imagine a better investment and why. Your prospects will trust your offer more if you have the same profession as them or have a profession that is related to the affiliate product.

46. The "Take It With You" Spell

Tell your prospects you keep the product with you wherever you go. Your prospects will consider the affiliate product a requirement considering you always have it with you when you complete a certain action or project.

47. The "Honest Owner" Spell

Tell your prospects that, in your own opinion, the business owner is one of the most honest people you know. Your prospects will trust you because you are telling them your opinion and not actually trying to sway their opinion. They will also be more open to believing your statement because you actually know the business owner.

48. The "Recommend It Too" Spell

Tell your prospects that most people you talk to recommend the product too. Your prospects will usually agree with the majority. Most people like to use popular products and don't want to feel left out.

49. The "Barely Scratching" Spell

Tell your prospects you have barely scratched the surface of how great the product is. Your prospects will want to know the rest of the benefits of the product after you left them hanging for more. They will have to buy it in order to find out this mystery.

50. The "Biggest Complaint" Spell

Tell your prospects your biggest complaint about the product is that it wasn't available sooner. Your prospects will be a little confused because you’re starting to complain but not actually about the product. Many people let down their buying defenses when they are confused.

51. The "Feel Sorry" Spell

Tell your prospects you feel sorry for those who don't believe what you are saying about the product. Your prospects will really think about buying the affiliate product because you’re not directly selling to them but actually pitying them for "maybe" not buying the product.

52. The "X's The Price" Spell

Tell your prospects that you told the business owner that they are selling the product far too cheap and you would have paid 10 times the price. Your prospects may want to hurry up and buy before the business owner comes to their senses and raises the price.

53. The "Meet Me Halfway" Spell

Tell your prospects you will give them a 50% discount off any of your own products if they buy the product through your affiliate link. Your prospects would be highly persuaded to purchase the product if one of your products could improve an aspect of their life.

54. The "Best Thing Since" Spell

Tell your prospects that you truly believe the product is the best thing since a similar good product. Your prospects will likely buy if you compare the affiliate product to another product that has received good reviews or endorsements.

55. The "You Realize It Now" Spell

Tell your prospects you now know that the product is as good as everyone says it is. Your prospects will see that you heard other people saying how good the affiliate product was and that persuaded you to purchase it. Your prospects now feel they are in the same position you were in.

56. The "Wasn't Sure" Spell

Tell your prospects you weren’t sure whether to order the product at first but you’re so happy you did. Your prospects are likely to think the same thing. They will be persuaded to buy because they will want to be happy also.

57. The "Jealousy" Spell

Tell your prospects that you are jealous of the business's new product. Your prospects will like the fact that you can openly admit it. They will want to buy it and see why you are jealous.

58. The "Seen It All" Spell

Tell your prospects that you thought you've heard and seen it all. Your prospects have likely said the same thing about other products at least once in their lives. They will be interested in seeing what all the fuss is about.

59. The "A Little Extra" Spell

Tell your prospects that you will give them some bonus products if they order the product through your affiliate link. They would have to be crazy to order the product through another affiliate’s link.

60. The "Long Time Ago" Spell

Tell your prospects you wished the business had created this product a long time ago. Your prospects have likely said that same thing about another product in the past. It will trigger them to feel that same feeling about your affiliate product.

61. The "Free Promotion" Spell

Tell your prospects you will give them a form of free advertising or a joint venture opportunity if they order the product through your affiliate link. A large percentage of people on the Internet have some type of business to promote.

62. The "Better Than Nothing" Spell

Tell your prospects that you will give them the next product you create (a future bonus) for free if they buy the product through your affiliate link. Your prospects will think at least that's better than ordering and getting zilch.

63. The "I'll Train You" Spell

Tell your prospects you will give them free advice, consulting or training using the product if they order it through your affiliate link. Your prospects will like the fact they won't have to learn how to use the product alone.

64. The "Right For You?" Spell

Tell your prospects you're not sure whether the product is right for them. Your prospects will then want to find out if the affiliate product is right for them. They won't want to feel less of a person for not buying.

65. The "Made A Deal" Spell

Tell your prospects that you made a deal with the owner of the product to give you a discount if they order through your affiliate link. Your prospects will feel grateful that you are trying to save them some money.

66. The "Know From Experience" Spell

Tell your prospects you know from experience the product is what they've been looking for. Your prospects will consider you somewhat of an expert on the type of affiliate product you are recommending to them. They will likely be persuaded quicker by someone who has had the same experience as them.

67. The "Bought It Again" Spell

Tell your prospects the product works so good you almost bought it again. Your prospects will be stunned by that statement and lower their buying defenses. They will wonder who in their right mind would purchase a product again that didn't have too.

68. The "I Won't Sell It" Spell

Tell your prospects you wouldn't sell or get rid of the product for any price. Your prospects will think the affiliate product must be really valuable. They will think the product will give them benefits that can't be bought with money.

69. The "First To Hear" Spell

Tell your prospects you made a special deal with the business owner and they are the first to hear about the product. Your prospects may want to purchase the affiliate product before everyone else does. They will want to be one of the first people to experience the benefits.

70. The "Over And Over" Spell

Tell your prospects they will use the product over and over again. Your prospects will think if they will use the product multiple times, it will be worth the purchase price. Many people regret buying a product which they only use once then stick in the closet.

71. The "I Found It" Spell

Tell your prospects the product was just what you were looking for. Your prospects will have an idea or image of a product that they have been searching for. They will think the product is meant for them since you had a similar situation.

72. The "Higher Income" Spell

Tell your prospects that you made a deal with the owner of the product that if they buy the product through your affiliate link, they will get a higher commission rate if they sign up for the affiliate program.

73. The "Nothing Like It" Spell

Tell your prospects you've never seen any product like it. Your prospects want a product that will give them a breath of fresh air. They are always on the lookout for a different product that will give them better benefits.

74. The "I'd Be Shocked" Spell

Tell your prospects you would be shocked if they didn't at least make back their purchase price. Your prospects may justify buying the product because they can make their money back by joining the affiliate program.

75. The "Can Only Imagine" Spell

Tell your prospects you know what the product has done for you and you can only imagine what it will do for them. Your prospects will think the affiliate product will work even better for them since their situation may be worse.

76. The "Friends" Spell

Tell your prospects that you are friends with the business owner and have met and talked with him/her in person. Your prospects will trust buying the business's product through your affiliate link because you are putting your reputation on the line for them.

77. The "One Word Reaction" Spell

Tell your prospects as soon as you used or saw the product, all you could say was ‘Wow!’ Your prospects have likely had a situation where they have used one word reactions to express their emotions. They will be persuaded to buy if they had some of those same reactions to other products in the past.

78. The "Done It Again" Spell

Tell your prospects the business owner has done it again. Your prospects will think the business owner has created another incredible product. They will also be persuaded to buy if you have bought from the same business in the past.

79. The "Can't Match It" Spell

Tell your prospects that there's not a product anywhere that can match the product. Your prospects will figure they might as well buy your affiliate product since there are no other products that can match it. They will think it will be the only product they will need in order to get their desired benefits.

80. The "Saw My Friend" Spell

Tell your prospects you have a confession to make and you weren’t going to buy the product until you saw your friend benefiting from it. Your prospects will trust you more because you’re showing the same feeling they are probably having at the moment. Now you just need to show them how you’re benefiting from the product.

81. The "Stop Thinking" Spell

Tell your prospects to stop thinking about it and start to improve their life. Your prospects are sometimes persuaded by direct commands, especially if they already trust your recommendations. They will take the commands as motivation to improve their life.

82. The "Thumbs Up" Spell

Tell your prospects you give the product two thumbs up. Your prospects will likely know what "two thumbs up" mean. They will have a clear mental vision of what you are telling them and it may trigger a positive buying thought.

83. The "Diamond" Spell

Tell your prospects you compare the product to a diamond in the rough. Your prospects can be persuaded by comparisons of the product to others things that will help them understand how good the product is.

84. The "Opportunity" Spell

Tell your prospects the product has opened up lucrative opportunities for you. Your prospects are always looking for good opportunities that will improve their lives. Most people are persuaded by financial benefits.

85. The "Too Good" Spell

Tell your prospects the product is almost too good to be true! Your prospects have likely read product advertisements that have sounded too good to be true. They will like the fact that you have bought the product and you have actually seen it is true.

86. The "Good Service" Spell

Tell your prospects the business's customer service was prompt, friendly and answered your questions. Your prospects have likely had problems with other businesses’ customer services in the past. They will be persuaded to buy if you have proved their customer service is excellent.

87. The "Bought Them All" Spell

Tell your prospects you bought all of the products out there and tell them to save their money, this one is the best. Your prospects will see how much you have invested in similar products. They will like the fact you bought other products before buying this one and will also like the fact you are trying to save them money.

88. The "Word Burst" Spell

Tell your prospects a burst of persuasive words that describe the product, like amazing, incredible, superb. Your prospects will be persuaded to buy because you are using few words to describe your experience with the affiliate product and have less reason to turn your recommendation down.

89. The "Excited" Spell

Tell your prospects you are excited about the product. Your prospects will have to register the emotion in their brain to understand it and it may trigger a past memory when they felt that way about a product.

90. The "Physical Reaction" Spell

Tell your prospects the product sent chills up your spine. Your prospects will have to remember a time when the same physical reaction happened to them and it may trigger the same reaction about the product you are recommending.

91. The "Owner Bonuses" Spell

Tell your prospects that you made a deal with the owner of the product to give them some extra bonuses if they order through your affiliate link. Your prospects will feel special that they are getting bonuses that other customers aren't.

92. The "Sub It Up" Spell

Tell your prospects if they sign up as a sub-affiliate under you that you made a deal with the owner of the product to increase their commissions. They will make money and so will you without selling the affiliate product.

93. The "Won't Without It" Spell

Tell your prospects you don't know how they will ever benefit without the product. Your prospects will think they are missing a product that could be of use throughout their life to give them their desired benefits. They want to know why they couldn't benefit without it.

94. The "Honesty" Spell

Tell your prospects you honestly have used the product and highly recommend it. Your prospects can be persuaded by you just telling them up front that you are being honest. They will think you wouldn't want to ruin your business by lying about your experience with a product.

95. The "Just See It" Spell

Tell your prospects they have to see it to believe it. Your prospects sometimes don't believe what anyone says about a product. They will think it's like a challenge (which can be exciting for them) to buy the product and see for themselves.

96. The "You Won't Fail" Spell

Tell your prospects it's impossible for them to fail with the product. Your prospects want to avoid failing at getting their desired benefit or reaching their goals. They will also like it if the product comes with a guarantee.

97. The "Weird Sound" Spell

Tell your prospects, "All I can say about this is “Ahhhhhh!”" Your prospects have likely used a sound in the past to describe their reaction to a product. They will be persuaded to have the same reaction to your product endorsement because they will have to mentally register what the sound means.

98. The "All The Perks" Spell

Tell your prospects the benefits of the affiliate program and that you'll train them for free if they sign up as a sub-affiliate through your link. You could tell them about the tracking system, professional affiliate tools, the percentage of commissions, etc.

99. The "Fringe Benefits" Spell

Tell your prospects that the first 100 that order through your affiliate link will get a rebate, bonus or discount. If your prospects are even remotely interested, they will most likely jump at your offer because they don't want to lose the fringe benefits.

100. The "Divided And Conquer" Spell

Tell your prospects that you made a deal with the owner of the product that they can pay via a 3-month payment plan if they order through your link. The price of any product seems more affordable if it's divided up into payments.

Conclusion:

Now you can be a confident expert on promoting affiliate products. Ok, maybe not an expert. Keep in mind that any subject can change over time, so be sure you keep up with the latest news.

If you've picked some pointers about marketing affiliate products that you can put into action, then by all means, do so. You won't really be able to gain any benefits from your new knowledge if you don't use it.

If you own your own product (or even service), you may want to consider licensing your product (or franchise your service business). It is one of the many ways that you can leverage other people's desire to make money.

So what is selling resell rights really all about? The following 101 strategies include some fascinating information about promoting resell rights products. This is information you can use, it's not just the old stuff they used to tell you about.

When you think about resell rights marketing, what do you think of first? Which aspects of promoting resell rights products are important, which are essential and which ones can you take or leave? You be the judge.

1. The "Growing Demand" Strategy

The "(topic) sales increased (no.)% last year" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product is in huge demand and growing steadily. Most people don't want to resell products that no one wants.

2. The "Tedious Labor" Strategy

The "benefit from other people's hard work" strategy tells your prospects that they are escaping all the tedious labor involved in creating their own product. Most people like to have someone else do all of the work.

3. The "Grab Your Share" Strategy

The "instantly tap into a ($) market" strategy tells your prospects that the topic of your resell product is in a valuable market. Most people want to grab their share of the pie too.

4. The "Copywriter" Strategy

The "comes with professionally written sales letters included" strategy tells your prospects that they won’t have to spend money hiring a professional copywriter. They also won't have to spend the time attempting to write their own sales letter.

5. The "Those Look Good" Strategy

The "comes with stunning product graphics" strategy tells your prospects that they won't have to hire an expensive graphics designer. Most people know that quality product graphics can instantly increase sales.

6. The "Ghost" Strategy

The "it's almost like having a ghostwriter" strategy tells your prospects that they won't need to hire an expensive ghostwriter in order to create their own products. Most people like to save money for marketing and advertising expenses.

7. The "Ready To Roll" Strategy

The "ready to sell products" strategy tells your prospects that they can almost instantly start making money reselling your product. Most people know they just have to upload the files to their site and plug in their ordering links.

8. The "Times It By 12" Strategy

The "(no.) new resell products every month" strategy tells your prospects that if they join your resell rights membership web site, they’ll end up with 12 times that amount of resell products every year.

9. The "Loaded Up" Strategy

The "it's packed with (no.) pages of" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product is loaded with information. Most people think bigger products have more value and will usually pay more for them.

10. The "Brand It" Strategy

The "rebrandable rights are included" strategy tells your prospects that they can include their own product or affiliates links in your resell products. They'll be able to make more money with backend sales.

11. The "Package It Up" Strategy

The "package them with other products" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product can be sold in packaged deals. Most people know that large package deals sell better than single products if the price is right.

12. The "Free To Profit" Strategy

The "free (or master) resell rights" strategy tells your prospects that they can resell products for no cost and keep all the profits. You could use free resell rights as a lead-in for people to buy your better resell rights products.

13. The "Instant Business" Strategy

The "grab (no.) instant businesses" strategy tells your prospects that they can start and own multiple businesses when they purchase a group of your resell rights products. Most people like to have multiple income streams in case one fails.

14. The "Junk Yard" Strategy

The "these products aren't the normal junk" strategy tells your prospects that your products are better than the junk resell rights products on the market. Most people will compare your resell rights to trashy ones they have bought in the past.

15. The "Keep It All" Strategy

The "you can keep 100% of the profits" strategy tells your prospects that they won't have to share the profits with the creator of the product. Most people start out with affiliate programs and eventually want all the profits.

16. The "Only A Few" Strategy

The "limited number of resell licenses" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product isn't available to everyone on the Internet. Most people don't want to invest in products that everyone can resell.

17. The "Don't Charge Them" Strategy

The "use the products as free bonuses" strategy tells your prospects that they can use your resell products to persuade people to buy their products or purchase products through their affiliate links.

18. The "Opt-In Incentive" Strategy

The "use the products as opt-in incentives" strategy tells your prospects that they can give the resell products away to people that opt-in to their e-mail list, e-mail newsletter and/or autoresponder series.

19. The "Content Included" Strategy

The "prewritten promotional articles included" strategy tells your prospects that they don't have to write their own content in order to promote your resell product. People like to post and submit articles to web sites, blogs, forums, e-zines, etc.

20. The "Hard Copy" Strategy

The "get a free hard copy" strategy tells your prospects that they will also get a physical copy of your resell product. It could be printed on paper, a digital file on a CD ROM or an audio version CD.

21. The "Physical License" Strategy

The "printed resale rights license" strategy tells your prospects that you will send them a copy of the license via mail or fax for their records. Many people like to have physical records of important documents in case their computer crashes.

22. The "Army Of Affiliates" Strategy

The "start your own affiliate program" strategy tells your prospects that they can have other people sell the resell product for them. People will imagine making money with your resell product without doing all the work.

23. The "Fire Your Boss" Strategy

The "start your own home business" strategy tells your prospects that they can work from home selling your resell product. Most people rather work when they want to and not be ordered around by a boss.

24. The "Workshop" Strategy

The "step-by-step, live training sessions" strategy tells your prospects that you will actually train them live to sell your resell product. Most people don't like to be left in the dark or read complicated instructions.

25. The "Ever-Changing" Strategy

The "free updates for life" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product will keep up with the ever-changing world. Many people don't want to continue to sell products that are outdated.

26. The "Don't Wait" Strategy

The "24 hours a day, 7 days a week customer support" strategy tells your prospects that you'll always be nearby any time of the day if they have questions. Most people today have tight, busy schedules and don't want to wait for help.

27. The "Definition" Strategy

The "here is what (master or) resell rights means" strategy tells your unknowing prospects an easy-to-understand description or definition of resell rights. Most people won't buy things they don't understand.

28. The "Win/Win" Strategy

The "create joint venture marketing deals" strategy tells your prospects that they can use your resell product to create joint venture deals with other marketers. You could allow your customers to trade resell rights, start a JV private affiliate program, etc.

29. The "Zero Rights" Strategy

The "comes with full give away rights" strategy tells your prospects that they can give away your resell product and include their own affiliate links. You could also let your customers allow others to it give away to create a viral product.

30. The "Just Upload" Strategy

The "proven, pre-designed web site template" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product comes with a web site they can customize by filling in a few blanks. They can just upload it to their own server and start making money.

31. The "Early Advantage" Strategy

The "special introductory price of" strategy tells your prospects that if they purchase your resell product early, they can have an advantage over later buyers. Most people like to save money.

32. The "All Covered" Strategy

The "well researched product" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product's topic has been covered up and down. People don't want to resell a product that leaves them hanging at the end.

33. The "Untapped" Strategy

The "an untapped niche product" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product covers a very rare, unique subject they can profit from. Many people are always in search of untapped niches that aren't saturated with competition.

34. The "Almost Gone" Strategy

The "(no.) licenses have sold, only (no.) remain" strategy tells your prospects that your resell rights licenses are about gone. It will create urgency and make them act to secure their resell license.

35. The "Current Totals" Strategy

The "current resell license holders have made over ($)" strategy tells your prospects that they could possibly make a lot of money with your resell product. Many people don't want to be left out of profitable opportunities.

36. The "Never, Never" Strategy

The "never sold before and never will be" strategy tells your prospects that this is their only opportunity to purchase your resell rights license. They will understand once all the licenses are sold, there won't ever be any more available.

37. The "Invest For Profits" Strategy

The "turn this investment into profits" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product is not a normal purchase but an investment. Most people assume they will make their money back in the short- or long-term.

38. The "Won't Do Anything" Strategy

The "most people won't do anything with it" strategy tells your prospects most of your license holders won't even end up selling your resell product. This will persuade the people that think there won’t be too much competition from the other license holders.

39. The "Hassle Free" Strategy

The "without all the hassles" strategy tells your prospects that they won't have all the hassles reselling your product like a normal business would. You can tell them they won't have any product design tasks, web design jobs, copywriting or other tedious work.

40. The "Less Or More" Strategy

The "set your own price" strategy tells your prospects that they are in control of pricing your resell product. People will like the fact that they have no minimum or maximum prices to follow.

41. The "Sky's The Limit" Strategy

The "sell as many copies as you like" strategy tells your prospects that they won't have any limits on the number of products they can resell. Most people will like the fact that their earning power will be unlimited.

42. The "Follow The Leader" Strategy

The "prewritten follow up autoresponder messages" strategy tells your prospects that they can easily follow up with resell leads or customers to create extra profits. Most marketers know that a lot of people don't buy the first time they are exposed to an ad.

43. The "Be The Host" Strategy

The "free web hosting" strategy tells your prospects that they won't even have to pay for web hosting to resell your product. This makes their total starting investment even less considering they would have to pay for web hosting.

44. The "Highly Classified" Strategy

The "prewritten classified ads" strategy tells your prospects that they won't have to write their own ads for their e-zine or free classified ad sites. They can even use the classifieds to purchase cheap advertising on the Internet.

45. The "Tiny Ads" Strategy

The "cleverly written pay-per-click ads" strategy tells your prospects that they won't have to spend the extra time rewriting the major selling points into a tiny ad. Many people invest in pay-per-click advertising and do very good at it.

46. The "Visitors To Sales" Strategy

The "sales letter pulls a (no.)% conversion" strategy tells your prospects on average how many visitors they need in order to make the money they want to earn. It gives them a clear image of the potential profits they could make reselling your product.

47. The "Make It Back" Strategy

The "sell only (no.) of them and you'll be in profit" strategy tells your prospects that they will make their money back with a certain number of sales. Most people are high on themselves and think, "I could easily make that many sales."

48. The "Only Once" Strategy

The "you will only see this page once" strategy tells your prospects that they will only see your resell rights offer one time then it will be gone forever. Many people will take you up on your offer because it will be their only chance.

49. The "Time Investment" Strategy

The "(no.) years to create this product" strategy tells your prospects that they will be saving many years of work if they just go ahead and buy your resell product. Most people will assume you took your time researching and testing a quality product.

50. The "Partner With Me" Strategy

The "become one of my personal JV partners" strategy tells your prospects that if they buy your resell product, they can sell the master resell rights for a commission. Most people like affiliate programs because they don't even have to upload the product package or change the order links.

51. The "Blue Ribbon" Strategy

The "be one of the first to resell it" strategy tells your prospects that your product has just been released. Many people rather resell a product when it's first released because there will be more opportunity to make sales and less saturation.

52. The "Become A Master" Strategy

The "free upgrade to master resell rights" strategy tells your prospects that they can get the master resell rights for the same price. Many people would consider that to be a terrific bargain and buy on impulse.

53. The "Perceived Value" Strategy

The "I'm not going to charge you what it's worth" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product is more valuable than the price you are asking for it. You could also say, "These resell rights are easily valued at ($)".

54. The "Powerseller" Strategy

The "sell the product at online auctions" strategy tells your prospects that they could become an instant online auction seller. Most people know some of the top online auction sites get millions of visitors a day.

55. The "Residual Income" Strategy

The "can be added to paid membership sites" strategy tells your prospects that they could increase their paying membership with your resell product. Most marketers know that membership sites can create residual monthly income long after promoting it.

56. The "You'll Lose Money" Strategy

The "price will increase every (no.) day(s)" strategy tells your prospects that if they don't purchase your resell products now, then they will lose money. If they are in the market for resell rights, they will buy before the price goes up.

57. The "Buck" Strategy

The "a $1 sneak preview" strategy tells your prospects that they will actually get to view your resell product for only a buck. You are removing the risk and gaining a hard to break commitment. If they like your resell product, they will pay for the rights.

58. The "High Ticket" Strategy

The "pay in (no.) easy installments" strategy tells your prospects that they won't have to pay a ton of money upfront for your resell product. It works great for high-ticket resell products or packages.

59. The "Bold Statement" Strategy

The "sorry, no guarantees or refunds" strategy tells your prospects that you aren't out to sell to everyone that comes to your site and your product must be high quality to make such a bold statement. It will also stop people from downloading a digital product and asking for a refund minutes later.

60. The "Want More?" Strategy

The "use them as upsell products" strategy tells your prospects that they could increase what their average customer spends by adding your resell product as an upgrade. Most people have heard that famous saying, "Would you like fries with that?"

61. The "Rear End" Strategy

The "use them as backend products" strategy tells your prospects that they could get repeat sales from all their customers. The lifeblood of any business is getting repeat sales from people that already trust your business.

62. The "Multilevel Support" Strategy

The "we will provide support for your customers" strategy tells your prospects that they can spend more to market the resell rights product. Many businesses know that technical support and questions can take up a lot of time.

63. The "Just Sit Back" Strategy

The "lazy way to profits" strategy tells your prospects that it's harder to create their own product. They will understand that you provide almost everything they will need to get started with little effort.

64. The "Tons Of Searches" Strategy

The "(your product topic) (no.) searches per day” strategy tells your prospects that your product is based on a highly searched keyword/keyphrase. They will quickly realize the profit potential of your resell product.

65. The "Easy Success" Strategy

The "you need your own product to be successful" strategy tells your prospects that it will be easier to become successful when they can get 100% of the profits. Most people realize affiliate products are more saturated than resell rights product.

66. The "Write It Off" Strategy

The "a tax deductible one-time fee" strategy tells your prospects that it's possible that they can write off the cost of your resell product on their taxes. It helps them logically justify the purchase of your resell product.

67. The "Prewritten" Strategy

The "(no.) week prewritten e-mail newsletter" strategy tells your prospects that they can promote your resell product with their own free e-zine. Most marketers know how much work is involved publishing a free e-zine every week.

68. The "Batteries Included" Strategy

The "proven, professional banner ads included" strategy tells your prospects that they could place a banner on their web site or just join some free banner exchanges. It also tells them that you've tested the banner and it pulls traffic.

69. The "Wait Is On" Strategy

The "(no.) are on the pre-launch waiting list" strategy tells your prospects that they better purchase when your resell product is launched or there might not be any copies left. A pre-launch also builds curiosity and excitement for your product.

70. The "Rehashed" Strategy

The "brand new and 100% original" strategy tells your prospects that your product isn't a bunch of rewritten, rehashed information that everyone else is reselling. Most people like to resell products that are brand new to the market.

71. The "Turn The Key" Strategy

The "grab 100% commissions with a turnkey web site" strategy tells your prospects that they will just need to sign up to get a coded link and make 100% commissions. It's a resell rights seller’s dream come true because it's like an affiliate program on steroids.

72. The "No Upload" Strategy

The "we provided the download area" strategy tells your prospects that they won't have to maintain, customize and upload a thank you page. They also won't have to upload new product files if you update the resell product regularly.

73. The "Wide Variety" Strategy

The "get (no.) sets of graphics" strategy tells your prospects that they can pick and choose from which web site graphics and product covers they use to resell your product. They will get a full complement of graphics product covers, headers, footers, backgrounds, order buttons, etc.

74. The "Freedom" Strategy

The "rebrand, change or use your own graphics" strategy tells your prospects that they have the freedom to customize your graphics or design their own. Many people like to attach their own personal touch to products they resell.

75. The "My Investment" Strategy

The "we have spent ($) to create this product" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product cost a lot of money to develop. They also will be persuaded by the fact that they will get the resell product for much less than what you paid.

76. The "Food" Strategy

The "for less than the price of (object)" strategy tells your prospects to imagine the price of your resell product as a normal product they’d buy without hesitation. If your resell product is low priced, you could compare it to buying a meal.

77. The "No Hiring" Strategy

The "we paid ($) for the graphics alone" strategy tells your prospects that if they created their own product, the graphics alone would be expensive. You could make them realize they are getting your resell product for cheaper than it would to hire a graphics designer.

78. The "Should Sell Well" Strategy

The "we paid ($) for the professional sales letter" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product should be guaranteed to sell well. They are going to see the total value of your resell product as a good bargain.

79. The "Honest Reason" Strategy

The "(reason for your sale) sale" strategy tells your prospects that you have an honest reason for selling the resell rights to your product or selling them for a low price. Some people think that product owners sell resell rights when the product fails to sell or quits selling for them. It could be a going out of business sale, tax relief sale, holiday sale, etc.

80. The "Reseller Comments" Strategy

The "read other reseller's testimonials" strategy tells your prospects that other resellers have had tremendous success reselling your product. Just imagine if you had a testimonial that stated, "I made 20 times my investment back in only 2 days."

81. The "In The Dark" Strategy

The "a list of reliable places to advertise" strategy tells your prospects that they won't be left in the dark on how and where to advertise your resell product. You could give them a huge list of high traffic, proven free and paid places to advertise as a bonus.

82. The "Name It" Strategy

The "order before (date) and I'll also toss in private label rights" strategy tells your prospects that they can even add their own name and information to your resell product. People realize that they could gain credibility and become a famous expert in a short period of time.

83. The "Code Of Honor" Strategy

The "as a bonus I'll give you the source code rights" strategy tells your prospects they can do just about anything they want with your resell product. They could insert their name, links, add their own copyright, expand the source code, etc.

84. The "Don't Risk It" Strategy

The "a (no.) day no questions asked, money back guarantee" strategy tells your prospects that they wouldn’t have any risk purchasing your resell rights product. If your product doesn’t sell for them or if they don’t like it, they can just ask for a refund with no hassles.

85. The "In A Box" Strategy

The "a profitable business-in-a-box" strategy tells your prospects that your resell product is a complete business. If it's a physical product it will all be in a box or if it's a digital product, it will all be in one file or download area all ready to set up.

86. The "Freshen It Up" Strategy

The "new (or master) resell rights every month" strategy tells your prospects that if they pay a one-time or monthly fee, they can get new products to resell all the time. They'll realize they will never have to worry about running out of fresh products to resell.

87. The "Big Collection" Strategy

The "huge resell right collection valued at ($)" strategy tells your prospects that they can get tons of resell products all at once for way lower than what you paid for them. It could be resell products, give away products, master resell rights, private label rights products, etc.

88. The "Next One Free" Strategy

The "get my future resell rights product for free" strategy tells your prospects that if they buy your resell rights product, they will get your next one for no cost when you release it. You could offer a bonus without even having created it yet.

89. The "Imagine The Profits" Strategy

The "resell it for between ($) and ($)" strategy tells your prospects to imagine making that much every time they sell one of your resell products. You could use it as an example but never fix the price and allow them to sell it for what they want to.

90. The "Quick Start" Strategy

The "quick start guide and easy to follow instructions include" strategy tells your prospects that it's easy and quick getting set up to sell your resell product. You want to give directions on picking a payment processor, changing payment links, selecting web hosting, uploading the files, etc.

91. The "Genius" Strategy

The "no programming or technical knowledge required" strategy tells your prospects that they don't need a college degree in order to resell your product. Just list the simple steps they will have to do or give them the name of someone they can hire to do it for them.

92. The "Technology" Strategy

The "we will do all the technical work for you" strategy tells your prospects that they won't have to do any programming, uploading, coding, etc. Many people are afraid of the technical side of running an online business.

93. The "Take Away" Strategy

The "(no.) product(s) will be taken away every (no.) days" strategy tells your prospects that in order to get your full resell rights package, they better purchase now. Most people that are interested won't want to pay the same price for less resell products.

94. The "Mark It Up" Strategy

The "a huge mark up" strategy tells your prospects that your digital resell product will have a high profit margin. Explain to them that once they have the file, they can sell it over and over without printing and packaging costs.

95. The "V" Strategy

The "professionally written viral e-reports to give away" strategy tells your prospects that you are supplying them with viral tools to promote your resell product. Most marketers understand once they add their ad to it and give it away, people will spread it all over the Internet.

96. The "Clock Is Ticking" Strategy

The "(no.) hours (no.) minutes (no.) seconds till launch" strategy tells your prospects that your resell rights product is in pre-launch and time is counting down. It gets them excited and makes them want to be the first to purchase it.

97. The "Unrestricted Rules" Strategy

The "unrestricted (or lightly restricted) resell rights license" strategy tells your prospects that they will have little or no rules to follow reselling your product. Many people dislike reading, "You can't do this, you can't do that, you can only do this if, etc."

98. The "Multimedia" Strategy

The "(audio or video) version included phrase” strategy tells your prospects that they will get a multimedia version of your text resell product. Most people realize that audio and video are the future of the Internet.

99. The "Clear The Future" Strategy

The "no royalties fee ever" strategy tells your prospects that your resell rights license come free and clear of future payments. Many business industries sell product resell licenses that require you to pay a royalties payment every time you sell a product.

100. The "Gathering Place" Strategy

The "private reseller forum (or chat room)" strategy tells your prospects that they will have an online community of other resellers and yourself to learn resell strategies. You could include this as a bonus with your resell rights product.

101. The "Electronic" Strategy

The "no packaging or shipping charges" strategy tells your prospects that it will save them money and that there are advantages to reselling your digital product. They will never run out of stock, they won't have storage or inventory costs, they won't have to deal with suppliers, etc.

Conclusion:

It never hurts to be well-informed with the latest information on resell rights. Compare what you've learned here to future information so that you can stay alert to changes in the area of resell rights marketing.

The day will come when you can use something you read about here to have a beneficial impact. Then you'll be glad you took the time to learn more about marketing resell rights products.

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Wouldn't it great to be able to see if a link on any web page has a "nofollow" attribute to it? Well, fortunately a plugin is available that will give you exactly that information.

Whenever it comes across a link with "nofollow" tag in it, it simply strikes a line through the link denoting that it's a nofollow link:

The plugin (available for both Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers) can be downloaded for free here: http://www.seoquake.com/

Once you have the plugin installed to your browser, you should see the plugin's icon located at the bottom right corner of your browser window:

By default the nofollow link indicator is not turned on, so what you will need to do is RIGHT-CLICK your mouse button on the icon, and check the 'Line-through "nofollow" and "noindex"' menu item. Refresh the page that you are viewing and it should put a line through any hyperlinks with nofollow attribute.

If you are into SEO or Search Engine Optimization (optimizing your website to rank high in the search engine's result page) then you know the importance of obtaining links from other web properties (especially true for Google).

Beside all the web 2.0 properties (social bookmarks, social networks, etc.) there are many webmasters who run WPMU, or WordPress MU websites. WPMU sites allow users to create their own blog with their own unique web address. This presents an excellent opportunity for Search Engine Optimists to go out and seek for these WPMU sites, create a free blog, and start posting content with a link back to their websites.

Currently, my brother (who is an excellent programmer, by the way) is putting in the finishing touch for an automated submission tool that will help you submit content to your WPMU blog accounts. He had 280 WPMU accounts created, and is now using his own submission tool to post articles (with link back to his site) to his blog accounts. It is a HUGE time saver to have the software post articles to 280 blog accounts, and he is seeing amazing rankings.

Would you be interested in such software tool if he should decide to make it publicly available? If so, please put in your name, email, and a suggested price for this software and I'll let you know when it becomes available (ETA end of March 2008).

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I use classified ads website to market my products and services quite a bit, and I know how profitable these "free" traffic sources can be (See my Craigslist Slap Report)

Even if you do not have a product or service to sell, you can still drive classified ads traffic to merchants' websites and earn affiliate commission.

The game gets trickier because more and more marketers are aware of these classified ads websites and the site operators are also aware of their presence and are coming up with different measures to reduce the number of spamvertisements.

Let's take a look at Craigslist.org - according to Alexa ranking it is the 10th most popular website in the U.S. trailing eBay, MSN, Wikipedia. From first hand experience I know for a fact that the traffic is enormous.

However, not everything will do well when marketed with classified ads websites. If you are into building VRE websites, for example, then what are you really selling here? Nothing! At least nothing that is tangible. You are selling information. What do you think the mentality is for people that come on to the classified ads websites?

Traditionally, users of classified ad sites, much like your yellowpage book at home, are consumers looking to buy or sell real estate, electronics, furniture, financial services, jobs & gigs, etc.

So if you want to advertise your information website in classified ad websites, you'll need to come up with an angle.

For example, let's say you set up a website on acne - information on different types of acne, and treatment options. How would you sell this on Craigslist? What ad can you possible write and post and not have people think it's spamvertisement? Ask yourself what category in Craigslist would you post your ad in.

Post your thoughts in the comments, and I will share with you how I'd go by doing it without getting flagged. Be sure to add yourself to the announcement list (upper right sidebar).

P.S. For more ideas on how to make money from Craigslist, see my Craigslist Slap Report

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I recently got a hold of a report that details how one person made a six-figure income in less than 60 days. Unless you already make that much, I suggest that you give it a read.

I know this type of marketing is very lucrative (also very risky) as I have done a similar campaign to a much smaller scale.

Here is the report:
$100,000 in 60 days

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Press release (PR) should be something you should consider doing as part of your marketing mix. Below I have gathered a list of press release sites (some free, some not so free) that you can submit your PR to.

http://www.24-7pressrelease.com
http://www.addpr.com
http://www.afly.com
http://www.afreego.com
http://www.africa.emailwire.com
http://www.africanewswire.net
http://www.articlecity.prwebdirect.com
http://www.baygo.com/press
http://www.betanews.com
http://www.billhartzer.com
http://www.bizeurope.com/pressrelease.htm
http://www.businessopportunity.biz
http://www.businesswire.com
http://www.cdn-news.com
http://www.click2newsites.com
http://www.creativecommons.org
http://www.dbusiness.com/pressrelease.htm
http://www.devarchive.com
http://www.devpress.com/addNews.html
http://www.dime-co.com
http://www.downloadjunction.com
http://www.earthvision.net
http://www.eceurope.com/index.htm
http://www.editorandpublisher.com
http://www.emailwire.com
http://www.emediawire.com
http://www.epicinnovations.com
http://www.ereleases.com
http://www.e-syndicate.net
http://www.eworldwire.com
http://www.exchangenet.com
http://www.express-press-release.com
http://www.fibre2fashion.com
http://www.forrelease.com
http://www.free-press-release.com
http://www.gebbieinc.com
http://www.groupweb.com
http://www.highwire.stanford.edu
http://www.hotmicrocap.com
http://www.hspstreet.com/pr
http://www.hungarynewswire.com
http://www.ideamarketers.com
http://www.ideasiteforbusiness.com/cpress1.htm
http://www.imediafax.com
http://www.i-newswire.com
http://www.internetnewsbureau.com
http://www.internetworldstats.com/press.htm
http://www.internetwriters.com
http://www.itilcommunity.com
http://www.learn-more.org
http://www.lunareclipse.net/pressrelease.htm
http://www.macgo.net/news/submit.php
http://www.majon.com/advanced/advanced-pr.html
http://www.malebits.com
http://www.marketwire.com
http://www.mediapeak.com
http://www.mediapost.com
http://www.media-press-release.com
http://www.news.baou.com
http://www.newslink.org
http://www.newspad.com
http://www.newswire.ca
http://www.newzalert.com
http://www.openpr.com
http://www.openpress.com
http://www.opportunityupdate.com/articles
http://www.our-hometown.com
http://www.ourworld.compuserve.com
http://www.powerhomebiz.com/BizNews/pressrelease.htm
http://www.pr.com
http://www.pr9.net
http://www.prbot.com
http://www.press-base.com
http://www.pressbox.co.uk
http://www.pressflash.com
http://www.pressmethod.com
http://www.pressreleasenetwork.com
http://www.press-release-writing.com
http://www.prfree.com
http://www.pr-inside.com
http://www.prleap.com
http://www.prlog.org
http://www.prnewswire.com
http://www.profnet.org/press.html
http://www.programmersheaven.com
http://www.promaxum.com/promaxum_newsflash.html
http://www.promotionworld.com
http://www.pr-scotland.com/addpr.htm
http://www.prudentpressagency.com
http://www.prurgent.com
http://www.prweb.com
http://www.prwebdirect.com
http://www.sbwire.com
http://www.searchwarp.com
http://www.seo-pr.com
http://www.softpressrelease.com
http://www.softwaremarketingresource.com
http://www.software-review-center.org/act/addnews.php
http://www.softwarewire.com/SubmitRelease.htm
http://www.sourcewire.com
http://www.store.1choice4ystore.com/articles.html
http://www.storebuilder.co.uk
http://www.symbcity.com/new/public
http://www.thehostingnews.com
http://www.theopenpress.com
http://www.threadwatch.org
http://www.tmcnet.com
http://www.upload.it/shareware_soft_000005.htm
http://www.urlwire.com
http://www.webazar.com
http://www.webnewswire.com
http://www.webwire.com
http://www.XpressPress.com

Enjoy!

Would anyone be interested in an article marketing full-service? How much would you be willing to pay for it?

If you are no implementing article marketing as one of your promotional legs, you should! It is one of the best "free" marketing strategies that one can buy.

Article marketing operates on the theory of reciprocity. You craft an informational, sometimes education piece of article, and you give it away to other websites or publishers with reprint rights, with your credit or byline attached to the article. It is almost like writing a free report (with links back to your website) and giving it away. In this model, you must give (the article) before you receive (readers coming back to your site).

Now, there is the right way to approaching article marketing versus the "wrong" way of doing this. I am not too interested in talking about the wrong way or the shortcut way of doing article marketing because I don't want you to even know about it so you will always do it right.

Recently the Rhodes Brothers put out a 21-page report titled "How To Drive 1,000s Of Visitors To Your Website With Article Marketing"

I bought it, read it twice, and thought I'd share this with you (I purchased the resell right to this, because quite frankly, it's an excellent report). As a loyal reader to my blog, you get it for free . Here is what's covered in the report:

Table of Contents
Article Marketing Explained
The 4 Things ALL Articles Must Have
How to Create an Outline For All of Your Article
5 Easy Ways To Get Your Creative Juices Going
What to Do Before Submitting To Article Directories
Red Hot Tips To Get Your Articles Read
Writing a Resource Box that Makes People Click
If You Hate Writing Articles…
Recommended Resources

Needless to say, I'm not going to regurgitate what's inside the report. You can read it for yourself and find your own golden nuggets.

Here is the download Link:
How To Drive 1,000s Of Visitors To Your Website With Article Marketing

Now, going back autopilot article marketing service. I'm in the planning stage of forming an article marketing full-service where articles will be written for you with your specs, and submitted for you by hand to the top article directories. I'm a firm believer of reciprocity and only puts out the best content. If it's not something I'm ashamed of putting my name next to, I simply won't publish it. Therefore, these articles that will be written are probably going to be no less than 500 words (most likely 800 - 1200 word articles). No, these won't be your typical $5 articles that you can get someone to write for you on Guru, eLance, Scriptlance, Rentacoder, iFreelance, GetaFreelancer, or what-have-yous.

Will you be interested in a service like this? How much would you pay for something like this? With this service, all you need to do is give me your website or product/service and I will do the rest for you in terms writing and submitting articles that will only help promote for your site/product/service.

Do a search in Google for "passive income" and tell me if you see this blog in the search results - see how many results turned up. Do another search for "internet passive income" and see where this blog is ranked - also see how many results came up, and where this blog stands.

Most people over-complicate search engine optimization.

If you want to rank high in Google, you only need to be concerned of 3 things. A good domain name (with your keyword in it), an optimized content page, and good supporting links to your page.

Most people can master the first 2, but have a lot of trouble getting good supporting links to their sites.

Have a look at this service that I provide:
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This will give you an "unfair advantage" to ranking high in the search engines. This is also the only way for you to get 1-on-1 help from me, personally to you, for you to succeed in your online business.