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Hi, my name is Andy.

Thank you for purchasing this course.

I'll be walking you through every step that you need to take in order to start reselling products online

and make a profit from it.

The fact that you're taking this course means that you probably fall into one of the following categories.

Maybe you've heard about reselling before, but you want to know more about it before you give it a

go.

Maybe you've purchased the product with reseller rights in the past, and you didn't know how to put

a plan into action.

Or maybe you've tried reselling previously but didn't have as much success as you had hoped.

Well, whether you're an experienced marketer wanting to branch out into reselling or somebody who is

just getting started in this course, I'll be teaching you how to understand what the different types

of reseller license are, where to find good products to resell, how to set up sales pages and funnels

that effectively convert your visitors into customers, how to set up a payment gateway and start processing

transactions from your website.

How to create thank you pages to safely deliver the products to your customers.

How to promote your products online and drive traffic to your sales pages, and how to upsell other

products to your customers.

Whatever niche you're in, there are a huge selection of different products out there that you can resell

to make very healthy profits.

Although, as with any business, it's important to go about things the right way in order to achieve

the greatest success.

And that is how this course will help.

So why become a reseller?

Well, reselling online isn't new.

In fact, it's been around since the birth of the internet.

However, it's still a very good way to make an income.

Many people choose to become resellers because it has a number of notable advantages when you compare

it to other kinds of marketing.

Firstly, there's no need to create your own product.

Whatever kind of product it is creating, it takes a lot of time and energy, not to mention the amount

of money it costs.

And for many marketers, it's simply not worth it.

When you buy the rights to resell a product that somebody else has created, you miss out a lot of the

hard work, saving time and money, and you get a product to promote which is tried and tested.

This means that you can concentrate all of your efforts on marketing, getting customers and making

money, which is obviously the most important part.

Creating your own product can sometimes take years and cost thousands and thousands of dollars.

And very often people who go down this route find themselves in a situation where they need to recoup

huge amounts of money just to break even on the development costs.

And that's before they even start to make any profit.

Also, after you've spent all of your time and money making your own product, there's no guarantee

that it will be a success.

So for many people, reselling is a far better option.

Plus, with resale products, the people who created them do a lot of research into that particular

niche, which means that they have a very good understanding of what will sell.

Another major advantage of reselling is that unlike affiliate marketing, you get to keep 100% of the

profits.

As an affiliate, you only paid a small amount of commission on the sales that you generate, and this

means that you're not getting as much return from your marketing efforts as you could be.

But profit margins with reselling are a lot higher, and this is what makes it so attractive to a lot

of people.

As a reseller, you just pay a one off fee for the rights to sell the product, and after that, any

money that you make is yours to keep.

The next advantage of reselling is that you're in complete control of the sales process, so you can

add as many products into the sales funnel as you wish.

This means that you can add upsells to the products that you are promoting, and make more revenue from

each customer that you get.

Resellers can also set the price of the product at whatever amount they want, unless otherwise stated

in the license.

This is unlike affiliate marketing, where the merchant who you're promoting sets the price and you

are restricted by that.

Also, as a reseller, you get to build an email list of customers, and you can use that list to market

other products to getting more sales and making more profits.

Another important advantage of reselling is that there are lower costs to maintaining and supporting

your product.

When you go down the route of creating your own product, there will often be costs involved in maintaining

and updating it, especially if it's software.

But as a reseller, the product creator will normally take care of that for you, and often they'll

also provide any customer support that's required.

Finally, you get to use pre-made sales material, which has been tried and tested and is optimized

for generating sales.

This is very handy because building sales pages and writing sales copy can be very time consuming.

But often when you buy a product with resell rights, all of the material that you need has been created

for you, and it's simply a case of adding it to your own website.

This is another big timesaver.

Plus, by using other people's professionally written sales copy, your visitors are more likely to

convert into customers, earning you more profits.

So who is reselling for?

Well, anyone can become a reseller, but just some of the types of people who may benefit from it include

affiliate marketers who want a bigger share of the profits.

E-commerce marketers who want to sell a wider range of products.

Bloggers who want to sell products related to their niche.

Online entrepreneurs.

Small business owners or anyone with a website who wants to earn an extra income online.