10 Fresh, Eye Popping InfoMarketing Ideas You Can Steal Right Now To Put Quick Cash In Your Pocket Today!

Yes, clearly you can resell all our plr  and resale right products. You can package them up all pretty and resell them in all sorts of ways. I think one of the most effective is to create themed bundles. This way you can charge a bit more, and if you create really handsome graphics, you can create a quite a buzz.

But I bet you haven't considered all these alternative options to making gobs of cash with your new private label products and content.

Piggyback Off the Big Guys

1. Make Money with Almighty AMAZON:

Yes, you can tap into the HUGE Amazon marketplace and sell your plr products right along side of big time, published authors, thanks to the handy, dandy digital reader called KINDLE.

As long as you have full rights to a product (i.e. resale or private label rights) you can put that product in front of tens of thousands of buyers by simply converting it into KINDLE format and listing it on Amazon. You must have a seller account on Amazon to list your eBook on Kindle. Go to www.Amazon.com and follow the instructions. It takes about 10 minutes to set up an account. Once you have done that, you can go here to get all the Kindle listing details: https://dtp.amazon.com/mn/signin

2. Partner with GOOGLE and Rake in the Profits

Everyone "Googles." But did you know that the Google guys have their hands in lots more pies than just search algorithms? One of their latest ventures is Google Books.
You can read about it here: http://books.google.com. Here is a list of the terms and conditions. Again, the advantage of this is the HUGE exposure your products will get. I mean, come on folks, we're talking GOOGLE!

To add your ebooks to Google Books, you must join their partner program here: http://books.google.com/support/partner, then you simply upload your books in pdf format.

3. Cash In On The Digital Reader Revoluion:

As you probably know, Amazon is not the only one to come out with a digital reader. In fact, Digital Readers are the latest, greatest thing -- the up and coming technology. The reasons why are:

1) They are environmentally friendly (i.e. paperless),
2) they're convenient
3) they're portable
4) they hold an astounding amount of information
5) and you can still annotate, highlight and bookmark the content!

In fact, the only drawbacks to electronic readers are that they cost more than paperbacks (initially) and they do not fare as well if you drop them or spill your cup of java on them. BUT... they have really opened up a HUGE window of opportunity for those of us in the info product field, because all of a sudden we have this whole other medium we can offer our digital content in.

The only kicker is finding a way to offer it. Fortunately for us, self publishing platforms are starting to keep pace with the emerging electronic reader technology. One exciting one for independent authors and resale right distributors like us is Smashwords - an online company that is affiliated with Sony's Reader. It's free to sign up, publish and distribute your ebooks with Smashwords. Here's the link to get started. http://www.smashwords.com/signup

Author Solutions is another self publishing company that will publish your private label ebooks and make it available to buyers at more than 25,000 retailers, including Sony eBookstore and Barnes and Noble (the Nook). You can find out more about it here: www.authorsolutions.com

Oh and here's a great link that might come in handy as you go about the business of converting your files and ebooks to the whatever formats are required.
http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/E-book_conversion

The only sticking point for inclusion in a few of the resources above is that your ebooks might need ISBNs. To learn more about or purchase ISBNs, visit www.isbn.org. (You can purchase 10 for $200, 100 for $500 and the cost continues to go down as the number you purchase goes up.)
 

4. Use eBay To Powerfully Leverage Your List Building:

Think the days of using eBay for ebook selling are long gone? Think again. Yes, you can no longer sell ebooks on their auction site, BUT you can sell them using their Classified Ad format! It's a bit difficult to find, but here's the link to read about it: http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/classified.html

Here's the deal in a nutshell. It costs you $9.95 to run an ad for a month. (You can always re-list if your ad converts well). Pick a PLR/resale rights product with an appealing sales letter and find a matching category for your Information Product. When you fill out the form and it asks you how you want to sell your item, check "Classified Ad - 30 Days." For price, put "free" or, if it stipulates that you need to put a numerical figure, you can put .01.

Now comes the fiendishly clever part:-) You are going to create a Basic version of your product (the one you will give away for free) and a Gold version of your product (either by bundling other products with it or by repurposing the content -- see options below).

The great thing about eBay Classifieds is that not only do you get enormous exposure, but you also get an optin form. So... as soon as folks enter their contact details to grab your free version, you show them your UPSELL version. "WAIT! Before you download, upgrade here!" (Our TBMs are perfect for this!) This way you not only supercharge your list building but you make money to boot!

RE-Format and RE-Purpose Your Way To Riches!

5. Print on Demand = Profit on Demand

Yes, digital content is kind of convenient, but, there is nothing stopping you from taking our private label articles and books and turning them into tangible products that you can charge even bigger bucks for! And it is so ridiculously EASY to do these days.

For instance, let's say you want to turn your PDF ebooks into hard cover or paperback courses. You can use one of several nifty "Print on Demand" services that are offered online these days, and it won't cost you one cent to covert digital to physical, because the minimal cost is absorbed by the buyer when they order your product. You just pocket the difference. One of the best of these services is www.Lulu.com, not only because it gives you so many product conversion alternatives, but also because of the vast exposure and marketing options they offer for your products. You can even open your own e-store right on their site.

Others include: www.Booksurge.com, www.CafePress.com and www.Xlibris.com. But perhaps the most exciting newcomer to this group is an Amazon spinoff called CreateSpace. Again, it is free to sign up and start selling your products. You get great exposure, including the vast Amazon marketplace. You can read more about it here: https://www.createspace.com/Index.jsp

6. Multimedia Makes The World Go Round...

Of course you could also go hi tech with your content -- and you should, given the popularity of video these days. There is nothing stopping you from turning the written words into streaming files.

If you are thinking along the lines of simple screen capture and you happen to have Powerpoint installed on your computer, making slides of your content is easy enough. Then you just have to use a screen capture utility to convert them into flash video (FLV or Mp4 files).

Here are a few resources you can use for this:

• www.Techsmith.com (Home of the widely popular Camtasia),

• www.CamStudio.org (The free version of Camtasia),

• www.JMGproject.com (free screen capture).

Recently, I came across another simple tool that will convert your articles to video: www.instantvideoarticles.com/index.php
 

7. Don't Forget The Large Segment of Audio Learners

Lastly, you could simply record your content to audio WAV or Mp3 files.

If you go to http://www.zabaware.com/reader/  you can download a free utility that will "read" your ebooks and articles to a WAV audio file. (There is also a paid version with a more sophisticated voice selection, which I recommend if you are going to be doing a lot of this).

Another option is to go to www.Voices.com and select a voice over artist to do the work although, as you can probably surmise, this option is considerably more pricey.

Then, you can use a MP3 conversion tool to convert the WAV files to the popular Mp3 format. Simply google "Convert WAV file to Mp3" and you will come up with a slew of them. My personal recommendation is http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
 

Social Media, Syndication, Content Sharing... and All That Jazz

8. It Takes Moxie To Make Money with Social Media

Not all Web 2.0 is created equal. By this I mean there are many types of Social Media sites. Content Sharing sites, Social Networking sites and Social Bookmarking sites. For the purposes of this quick discussion, I am going to focus solely on the Content Sharing sites and, while there are dozens of these sites worth mentioning, I am only going to mention two here: www.hubpages.com and www.squidoo.com.

The reason I am limiting my comments to just these two sites are:

1) There are only so many hours in a day and there is only so much unique, quality content you can generate
2) You cannot submit duplicate content to any social media site or you will be banned
3) Both these sites get good search engine rankings and hence can drive traffic to your website/s
4) You can link back from the content on them to specific pages on your website/s
5) Publishing on these sites can enhance your credibility and reputation in your niche market

One other site you might consider publishing on, especially if you are looking for quality backlinks is www.ezinearticles.com. But again, the quality of the articles you publish has got to be top notch.
 

9. A Secret Tool That Makes Syndication A Snap

OK. There are lots of ways to syndicate your content. And, if you are familiar with XML, RSS feeds and all that mumbo jumbo you can probably do a pretty good job of it on your own. But if that's all greek... or geek to you, I've got the perfect solution.

Simply go to www.Conduit.com and build yourself your own personal toolbar. You can incorporate all the links and interactive elements you want, and then you simply let folks download and install this toolbar with your content on it! Pretty nifty huh!

10. Money Making on AutoPilot with Micro-Continuity

This was all the rage a short while back and it still makes good sense if you are looking to run a membership program without the hassle of actually running a full-fledged membership site.

One thing you are going to need if you are going to go this route is a good email client and you are also going to have to be the type of person who is focused and organized, because the work of microcontinuity is all in the setup. Once you have everything in place, you can relax and let it run on autopilot. But, make no mistake about it, there is WORK to do in getting it all set up in the first place.

Here are the steps you have to take:

1. Create a squeeze page with your offer and opt-in form. Tell them who you are, what you have, why they need it and how they can get it. You might reveal part of a 'big secret' or give them one enticing bit of information. And then say, if you want more, simply sign up and you will get more secrets/tips/whatever delivered each week in your mailbox.

2. Create the emails you are going to send out with the information -- secrets, articles, tips, whatever -- and set them up to be delivered weekly by autoresponder.

3. Make sure to always include an opt out option at the bottom of each email, because the last thing you want to have on your hands is a bunch of disgruntled subscribers.

This is a great way to deliver weekly e-courses or training sessions. And, you can always add special offers to the e-courses or tips you send out. I wouldn't begin doing this right away but, once you have built a rapport with your subscribers, you can risk a bit of advertising.

The good news is that these programs are finite. They end when your content runs out. And once the WORK is done, they are truly set it and forget it. Also, they generally have a lower attrition rate than regular membership sites, since "members" are usually getting content for free.

The bad news is that, while they are a great way to build your list/s (you can run multiple programs in multiple niches), you may not make any real money off of them unless you can upsell your subscribers to some special offers along the way.

Hope these 10 suggestions have got your mind churning. There's plenty of actionable ideas here, but if you want even more specific tips and tactics...