What are Resale Rights?
In the early days, (meaning the early 2000s) when digital products started a revolution of sorts, the Internet was flooded with a lot of poor quality eBooks that were slapped together by authors who had little concern about anything but making money. This has changed to a large extent as buyers of these products started to demand higher quality and substance before they paid out their hard earned cash. In my experience, there are still a lot of badly written & formatted and poorly designed eBooks and digital products out there, but the quality has risen as technology has made it easier for anyone to develop products for low production costs. Adobe’s PDF format has become the format of choice because it services both PCs and Macs, while the .EXE format is slowly disappearing due, in part, to the habit of virus developers using this format to infect computers throughout the world. Many people starting out on the Internet find that the easiest way to get up and running is by purchasing “R
Resale Rights is permission or the “rights” given by the content creator to re-sell their products WITHOUT commission or royalties after a one-time purchase of their product. ALL of the products in EACH of these three packages have resale rights and with your purchase you are able to sell them at whatever price you choose and keep 100% of the profits.
There are four different types of resell rights; normal resale rights, master resale rights, private label rights and rebranding rights. Normal resale rights that means that when you buy the product, usually an ebook or some kind of internet marketing software, you then have the right to sell that product to your own customers. Normal resell rights come with detailed limitations. Sometimes the price of the product is set for you and you are usually not allowed to make changes to the material. Master resale rights are very similar to normal resale rights except they have fewer limitations. With the master resale rights you can pass on the right to sell the product to your customers. This way you can make money by selling product to entrepreneurs who also want to use it to make money. With the master resale rights you must remember that you are creating more competition with every sale. Another form of resale rights is called private label rights. This means that you buy an ebook, for ex
Resale rights have become popular with the popularity of the Internet. A very similar idea called reprint rights existed before the Internet. If you owned reprint rights to an article, a piece of music, or a work of art, you could make copies of the work and sell them. When the Internet became popular, this idea was translated to the electronic medium, and since printing was no longer required, the term resale rights became more common. Resale rights allow the owner to sell or resell a work to others. This is very common with e-books. You can buy an e-book on its own, or you can buy an e-book and resale rights. If you only purchase the e-book, you can only use it yourself. You cannot sell or give the book to others. If however, you also purchase the resale rights, then you can also resell the e-book. Very frequently, resale rights are included in the purchase of an e-book. This may give the purchaser more value for the money spent. The purpose of many of these e-books is to get as wide
The concept of “resale rights” might be new to you (some people say “resell rights” instead). What does it mean? Generally, resale rights are rights to resell a product. Not rocket science, is it? You usually have to purchase resale rights. The price you pay lets you resell the product to your customers, bundle it with other products to create your own new products, etc. What “resale rights” means depends on what kind of resale rights you’re talking about. Here’s a quick overview. Some rights aren’t really of the resale flavor at all. You can acquire “giveaway rights” to a product, which lets you give the product away, but not charge anything for it. But staying focused on resale rights in particular, there are three major varieties: • Resale Rights. This is the basic right to resell a product, usually with no right to change the product’s content. • Master Resale Rights. These give you the right to resell the product, but also to resell the right to resell the product. You still (typi
