Many people think small when they're looking to reuse PLR products to make money. All they do is take the product as is, set it up on the web, and hope that sales will come in. Some people do much worse than that. They set themselves up as 'bucketpool resellers', simply listing product after product in the hope that one of these will bring them in a fortune. Now, this strategy can work, but it's hardly creative, different or geared towards success. In this article, I'm going to show you a modern twist on using PLR which can be much more profitable for you.
It's all about using the PLR as the basis for a physical product. That means that you're actually going to publish this as a paperback book which is available on Amazon. That's a great thing to do. It gives you guaranteed credibility in your niche by having your name attached to a real book which you can hold in your hand. And, it needn't be difficult to publish. Amazon provides a service called CreateSpace which will let almost anyone publish a book.
Simply take the PLR product, retitle it to make it totally unique, and then reformat it into the standard page layout required for a physical book. If you're not sure what that is, just open up any standard book on your bookshelf. You'll be amazed how much space is taken up with cover pages, notes and dedications, all before you get to any content. Then spread the content out neatly to fill at least 20 pages (40 would be ideal for a slim quick volume). You're ready to publish.
Amazon's CreateSpace service is good for publishing, as this is very low cost (you need pay only to have a proof copy of the book shipped to you) and you can go through the requirements in a matter of minutes. Upload the content file you've put together. You need to add a cover, which can be done using a simple wizard-like process that CreateSpace provide. Add some catchy text for the book description, choose a price you want to sell at, and you're ready to go.
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