This great report you’ll make use of it as you’ll venture along your Internet business path. 

 

Just to let you know, you’re free to share/pass this report to your friends, readers, and subscribers.  

 

Here are some ideas on how you can share this report: 

 

• Allow your blog readers to download this report by featuring it as a blog post. Use the ecover graphic provided. 

 

• Give it out for free to your newsletter subscribers to keep them active. They’ll thank you for providing valuable content. 

 

• Add it as a bonus to your own product(s). 

 

• Add it as a bonus on your ‘Thank you’ page or download page. 

 

If you’re like most Internet marketers, you think in terms of “products.” You talk about e-books, reports, audio files, video files, and newsletters. To you, they’re discrete products that emerge from different product-creation processes. 

 

In reality, this is an unhelpful and often ineffective way of approaching your business. Rather than thinking about yourself as a “product” seller, you should think about yourself as a “content” seller. 

 

Why is that? Because content sellers make more money than product sellers. 

 

They make more money because they understand that an e-book isn’t simply an e-book. It’s content in e-book format; and, if rearranged, it can be content in the form of a report, newsletter, video file, audio file, or blog. 

 

In a matter of hours or days, a content seller can take the work of a product seller and multiply it by five. 

 

So let’s cut to the chase. If you want to make money as a content seller, you’ll need to transform your content several times, so that you can sell multiple products. Below, I’ve listed 30 of the best ways in which you can do that: 

 

1. E-Books 

 

It’s always a good idea to convert your content into an e-book. If you want to cut corners and do this as simply as possible, you can copy-and-paste your content to a single Word file, add pictures and charts as desired, format the fonts and spacing; and then convert it into a PDF.  

 

Using this approach, you’ll have a new product to sell in hours. 

 

2. Newsletters 

 

If you have an e-book, then you can easily have a newsletter, too. All this entails is picking chapters, breaking them up into email-length documents, and then adding a greeting and a closing. 

 

3. Audio Books 

 

Once you have an e-book, creating an audio book is easy. You can do this by either recording yourself reading the e-book; or by hiring voice talent through a site like Elance.com to do it for you. 

 

4. Books 

 

After you’ve created an e-book, it isn’t much harder to create a physical book. All you have to do is submit a PDF copy of your book to a Print-OnDemand (POD) site. Lulu.com, for instance, will allow you to submit your PDF, choose a binding, and then distribute your book through a variety of channels, including Amazon.com. After that, it’s up to you. You can print and sell just one book or you can print and sell 100,000 books. 

 

5. Mini Books or Reports 

 

Often, when you write an e-book, you’ll cover a wide variety of ideas. Some of these ideas will be relatively well-known, while others will be unique to your product. Consider using some of your more explosive and revealing chapters to create miniature reports or e-books.

 

And Much More...

 

Master Resell Rights License

 

[YES] Can sell and keep 100% of the sales.

[YES] Can edit the sales letter and graphics.

[YES] Can be bundled into another paid package and sell at a higher price.

[YES] Can be used as a bonus to another product you are selling.

[YES] Can be added into a membership site.

[YES] Can pass on the Resell Rights privilege to your customers.

[YES] Can pass on the Master Resell Rights privilege to your customers.

[YES] Can be given away for free.

[NO] Contents of the product can be edited, modified or altered.

[NO] CANNOT be sold with private label rights