Resell Rights Mastery Blog

(If only making money online is as easy as the guy in this picture…)

Being in the seminar business has taught me one thing… many attendees do not have the right attitude when it comes to making money online. They go to a seminar and they expect miracles to happen.

You see, making money online is as easy as you want it to be and as difficult as you want it to be. Many Internet marketing newbies fail to reach first base because of the fear of failure. They fear that it might not work out for them subconsciously so they don’t even get past the first hurdle.

Desire is very important in any business. As an entrepreneur, you are required to conduct research and learn about your line of work. You are not expected to be spoon fed and hope that money will pop up on your monitor screen.

Once you have adjusted your mind set that your business is YOUR business, you will succeed in a shorter period of time. Seminars and boot camps are there to accelerate the process, not to give you a fish but to teach you how to fish!

After all, when you want something badly enough, you will definitely find the way to succeed.

Once you have found a burning desire, you will be unstoppable. You will stop giving yourself lame excuses that driving traffic is too hard or your AdSense check is too small. You will naturally find a way to push forward. You will be more motivated to write articles (for submission) or look for more JV partners.

Authored by Khai

When I got started out marketing online in the dark years of 2005, I was reselling a $97.00 E-Book which incidentally, was my very first ‘badge’ for taking action (it still is selling well even to this day) :-).

I didn’t make a dime in the first two months and as a result, my savings was flushed and my luck was almost maxed out. Okay, it didn’t really max out because I was fortunate enough to discover the errors in my ways of marketing and after a grueling and painful process, I learned the ropes of Resell Rights Marketing and later earned a fairly well income just buying and reselling digital products.

Now while I’ve already improved my marketing skill in the Resell Rights area, I found one constant challenge beyond my scope of skills: sourcing for new, quality products.

Now finding Resell Rights products that have mass appeal and the potential to sell continuously is truly difficult, more like finding a needle in the haystack. I know this from experience reselling digital products and setting up Resell Rights Mastery since Year 2006.

Bottom-line: sourcing for Resell Rights products that have mass appeal and quality content = hard to find.

This was what made a big contribution to my motivation in conceiving Resell Rights Xtreme.

I’ve created the products to target at 8 different hot demands and I’ve made them as turnkey as possible - with sales letters, graphics, E-Covers… and how can I forget? Full Master Resell Rights.

I’ve not released them before this sale so if you’re a reseller, membership webmaster or you just hate creating your own product, I trust you’ll like this.

A LOT.

Check out Resell Rights Xtreme at this link:

=> http://www.resellrightsxtreme.com/

(The Resell Rights Sale goes live at 8:00 AM Eastern Time)

What kind of Internet marketing ‘Superhero’ are you?

I was inspired to write this post after I watched this movie called Sky High.

It is a movie about a teenage superhero high school - A kid discovers he or she has superpowers and they are sent to Sky High. Their curriculum is all about training teenagers with superpowers to become a superhero and let them realize their destiny.

The interesting part about this movie was when the new students were assessed when it came to their abilities.

A car was dropped on their heads and they were required to respond to the scenario using their powers.

From that test, the ‘coach’ will assess whether the student is designated to be a ‘hero’ or a ’sidekick’ based on their abilities.

Here’s an interesting question - In Internet marketing, are you a HERO or are you a SIDEKICK?

A person is probably defined as a hero when he or she takes charge, spearheads their own projects, organizes workforces, recruits affiliates aggressively and leads in general.

A sidekick probably is someone who gets projects outsourced to them, ’supports’ the ‘heroes’ when it comes to their product launches, waits for instructions and probably works for the hero as part of their team.

In my opinion, it doesn’t really matter which category you fit in, you can make big money as a ‘Hero’ and you can make big money as a ‘Sidekick’.

At the end of the day, you are the one who defines your own success. (After all, you can be an ‘unknown’ hero that makes little money or you can be a sidekick that works with a ’superhero’ and reaps HUGE benefits if the ’superhero’ treats their sidekicks well). It’s up to you how comfortable you feel about yourself.

Authored by Khai