From Richard Mark

The perfect income plan for you, is laid out below for you. Take action and fast-track your income online.

Based On The Answers You Just Gave Me, Here’s The Online Income Route I Think You Should Start With.

A couple of minutes ago you answered a few quick questions about what you want from making money online.

You told me what sort of income you’re looking for, where you are right now, the kind of approach that suits you, and what you really want that extra income to do for you.

And I promised I’d send you my recommendation based on your answers.

Well, this is it.

This is your Personalized Income Plan.

And rather than give you a huge list of different things you could try, I’m going to tell you the route I think makes the most sense for getting started quickly.

Here it is:

Start With PLR And Turn It Into Your Own Digital Product

That’s the route I’d suggest you concentrate on first.

Not because it’s some magic push-button system.

It isn’t.

And I’m certainly not going to tell you that buying a PLR product tonight means you’ll be rich by Friday.

You won’t hear that sort of nonsense from me.

But if your goal is to get from...

“I want to make money online”

to...

“I actually have something of my own that I can sell”

...then good PLR can get you there a lot faster than starting completely from scratch.

And right now, that’s what I think you need to focus on.

Let me explain why.

The Problem With Most “Make Money Online” Advice

If you’ve spent any time looking around online, you’ll already know there’s no shortage of ideas.

Affiliate marketing.

YouTube.

Blogging.

Ecommerce.

Dropshipping.

Amazon.

Freelancing.

AI businesses.

Print on demand.

And probably another 300 things somebody invented while I was writing this.

The problem isn’t finding a way to make money online.

The problem is choosing one thing and actually getting started.

I know that from experience.

Over the years I’ve tried all sorts of different ways of making money online.

Some worked.

Some worked for a while.

Some were a complete waste of time.

And a few ideas probably should have been quietly put out of their misery much earlier than they were.

At one point I even had my own search engine created.

Yes, seriously.

The small flaw in the plan was that almost nobody used it.

Apart from me.

So technically it worked.

Just not particularly profitably.

But all of those experiments taught me something useful.

Eventually, I kept coming back to the same basic model:

Have something of your own to sell.

That sounds almost too simple.

But it changed the way I looked at making money online.

Why I Like Digital Products

Digital products are about as simple as it gets from a practical point of view.

There’s nothing to pack.

Nothing to ship.

No boxes sitting in the garage.

No trip to the post office.

Someone buys and the product can be delivered immediately.

And one digital product can potentially be sold again and again.

That might be a report.

A guide.

A checklist.

A template.

A prompt pack.

A short training product.

It doesn’t have to be some enormous $997 course with 76 videos and a private Facebook group.

In fact, I prefer simple products.

Something that solves a problem and gives the buyer a useful result.

But there’s an obvious catch.

You still need to create the product.

And that’s where a lot of people grind to a halt.

“But Richard, I Don’t Have A Product”

Exactly.

This is normally the point where the simple plan stops looking quite so simple.

You decide you’re going to create a digital product.

Great.

Then you sit down.

And suddenly you need to work out:

What am I going to create?

What should I call it?

What do I put in it?

How long should it be?

Where do I research it?

How do I format it?

What sort of cover do I need?

What do I charge?

How do I build a sales page?

And before you know it, your nice little project has turned into something that looks like it might take the next three months.

That’s exactly why I’m recommending PLR to you.

PLR Gives You A Head Start

PLR stands for Private Label Rights.

In simple English, it means you buy a product that comes with rights allowing you to use the content in ways specified by the license.

With good PLR, that can usually include things like changing the title, editing the content, putting your own branding on it, creating a new cover and selling your version as a product.

So instead of this:

Idea → Research → Write → Edit → Format → Design → Package → Sell

you can start much further along:

Buy PLR → Make It Yours → Sell It

That’s a pretty big difference.

Especially when you’re starting out.

You’re not sitting there staring at an empty screen.

You already have something to work with.

And that’s why I see PLR as a fast-track, not because it guarantees money quickly, but because it fast-tracks the part where most beginners get stuck:

Actually having a product to sell.

Here’s What I’d Do If I Were In Your Shoes

I wouldn’t go out and buy 50 PLR products.

Please don’t.

You’ll end up with a hard drive full of files and still won’t have anything for sale.

I’d buy one.

One decent PLR product in a market I was interested in.

Then I’d make it mine.

I’d change the title.

Create a different cover.

Read through the content.

Improve anything that could be better.

Add an introduction.

Put my name or brand on it.

Maybe add a checklist or bonus.

I wouldn’t necessarily rewrite every sentence just for the sake of rewriting it.

The point would be to take that starting material and turn it into my version of the product.

Then I’d get it online.

Not next month.

Not “when everything is perfect.”

As soon as I was happy that it was useful and ready to sell.

Your First Goal Isn’t To Get Rich

This sounds odd in a report about making money online, but bear with me.

Your first goal should be:

Get your first product online.

Because that changes things.

Now you’re not just somebody reading about making money online.

You’re a seller.

You have something somebody can actually buy.

Then you can start learning the bits that matter.

How to price it.

How to present it.

How to get visitors.

How to build a list.

How to make your first sale.

How to improve the next product.

You’ll learn more from getting one real product online than you will from watching another 100 “make money online” videos.

I’m pretty confident about that one.

Then You Build From There

Once you’ve got Product Number One online, everything gets easier.

Later, you add Product Number Two.

Then maybe Number Three.

Before long you’ve got a small range of products.

And I like that because you’re gradually building something you control.

You can sell those products yourself.

You can bundle them together.

You can create special offers.

Depending on where you sell them, you may be able to recruit affiliates.

And every sale can help build your customer list.

That last bit matters.

Because once somebody has bought from you once, you’ve got the opportunity to stay in touch and offer them something else later.

Now you’re building a business instead of constantly starting from zero.

And You Can Still Promote Other People’s Products

I’m not against affiliate marketing.

Far from it.

I use it myself.

But I like the combination of having your own products and recommending other useful products when it makes sense.

Your own products give you more control.

Affiliate offers give you extra things to promote.

Your email list connects the two.

That’s a much stronger position than relying entirely on somebody else’s product.

Now I Should Probably Tell You Something

I sell PLR.

So yes, I obviously have an interest in you buying PLR.

There’s no point pretending otherwise.

But I didn’t choose PLR at random because I needed something to sell you at the end of this report.

I sell it because I’ve seen how useful it can be for solving that first big problem:

“What am I actually going to sell?”

If I can give you a ready-made starting point and you can turn it into your own product, that gets you moving.

And getting moving is the important part.

There are far too many people who have been “getting ready” to make money online for three years.

Don’t be one of them.

So Here Is Your Personalized Income Plan

This is the bit I want you to follow.

First: Pick one PLR product.

Next: Change it enough to make it your own.

Then: Put it online for sale.

After that: Start getting people to see it and build your email list.

Then: Add another product when you’re ready.

That’s it.

You can make it more complicated later.

Everyone does eventually.

But right now, I’d keep it simple.

Your immediate objective should be to go from:

No product

to:

My own product is online and available to buy.

And PLR is one of the quickest ways I know to make that jump.

Ready To Start?

If you want to follow the plan I’ve just laid out, I’ve made the next step easy for you.

I have a range of PLR products you can use as the starting point for your own digital product.

You don’t need all of them.

Seriously.

Pick one that appeals to you.

Download it.

Make it yours.

And start working toward getting it online.

>> SHOW ME THE PLR PRODUCTS <<

Don’t buy something and leave it sitting on your computer.

Actually use it.

That’s where the money-making part starts.

Speak soon,

Richard

P.S. Your goal right now isn’t to build the biggest online business in the world. It’s to get your first real product into the marketplace. Once you’ve done that, you’ve got something you can improve, promote and build on. PLR simply helps you get there faster. 

If you ever have a question about one of my products, need a hand with something you’ve bought, or you’re not quite sure what your next step should be, just drop me an email:

richard@richardmark.net

I do read my emails, and I’m always happy to help where I can.

I’ll also keep in touch from time to time when I put together a new PLR product (There are a lot on the way!), find a useful tool, or come across something I think could help you move a little faster.

For now though, keep it simple.

Pick one product.

Make it yours.

Get it online.

Then build from there.

That’s the plan.

Speak soon,

Richard.

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