I spent a lot of time searching for good reseller rights products and discovered only two best resources that gave exclusive reseller rights packages. The first one I got to know was Nicheology (http://www.nicheology.com) by Jimmy D. Brown. He offered 2 new raw products every month, so you can edit and customize them anyway you want and create your own products. A sales letter isn’t provided, but products are of high quality. (Recently, they have updated their system and they provide you a sales letter.)

You can create your own product with Nicheology and this makes your products exclusive and gives you chance to price, brand, add your own twist and whatever you want to do with package. If you don’t mind spending some time and have some experience, this is a quality option. Creating your own product is what makes most money and with Nicheology, almost half of work is done. The hardest part, researching and compiling info into a DOC / RTF file is already done for you. When I tried to join them, I was put on a waiting list. I would have joined if I had chance then.

While I’m in waiting list, I discovered E-Book-Wholesaler (http://mafoor.com/ebw) by Tom Hua, by clicking a link on an ebook I had with FreeToSell (http://www.freetosell.com) by Tom Hua. Wow! I found a great solution there. I had instant access to so many high-quality products with ready-made webpages. All products had quality ready-made webpages with recommended prices. The reseller rights are only available to members and cannot be passed on. Plus, you cannot sell below recommended price. If somebody is selling as such, you can complain it to Tom Hua straight and he’ll take instant action.

I searched for some quality products they offered on net, wondering if somebody is selling for dirt cheap as case with others. I didn’t find any. The best part is that almost all work is done for you and you can just change ‘order link’ and start selling and most importantly, you are protected from competition by having minimum recommended prices. The value of products are also protected by giving only reseller rights to members, not master reseller rights. So market saturation and declining of value of product is protected. In simpler terms, if you sell to John for $17, John cannot resell package. If he wants to, he must join eBookWholesaler, in which case he has to abide to terms and will not be able to sell book under preset recommended price.

I went for this one ahead of Nicheology because I’m not a product creation expert, limitation of time for me and all I wanted to start off was a reseller rights package with products I can just change order links and sell, while not having problems I explained above. This gave me perfect solution to my situation. So I joined them without a second thought and am really impressed with what I had access to as a member. I’m not exaggerating here, but this resource gives you true value for money.

While quality resources I mentioned above will give you high quality reseller rights products, you must pay recurring fees as opposed to one-time fees you pay for cheap old reseller rights bundles. So I recommend you to go for best only if you have confidence of selling products and cover recurring membership fees. In other words, you have right knowledge on marketing products. Otherwise you’ll struggle to pay your monthly membership fees and as a result, you may get discouraged if you are a starter.

If you are a starter, I recommend you to search net for a cheap package with many reseller rights products. I’m talking about a package under $50, but try to get best available. You have two goals with this package. Firstly, you can learn so much if package had quality ebooks from big name marketers. Secondly, you can sell some of products offered for cheap as a practise. I mean selling $47 recommended-price product under $10, if you find it has already reached market saturation point, which can be case most of time. This way, you won’t lose your image and you’ll be able to get some valuable experience. The package at http://mafoor.com/reseller is a good one at time of this writing, in which you get so many products for a low price. But try to find a better one on your own, if available.

I wish this article gave you some good advice and direction if you are in thirst of reseller rights profits. Please drop me a line at mafoor@mafoor.com if you find this information useful. I wish you very good luck with your reseller rights business and ventures.

Both MSN and Yahoo now appear to be cataloguing internet like crazy trying to catch up, and over take, biggest search engine we all loving call Google.

As a web designer/web application builder and search engine optimisation fanatic I watch closely log files of my many websites. These files can tell you a host of things. One interesting thing to follow is visits your site gets from search engine bots (or spiders). These are automated parts of a search engine that travel around internet "reading" pages and deciding what they contain, how important they are, and how they sit in relation to other pages and sites in tangled web called internet.

MSN for one appears to be visiting all my sites very frequently. Most of time visiting up to twenty pages per visit. This compares to googles one to three pages when it can feel like it. Yahoo too seems to be doing same as MSN.

With these two search engines spidering internet like crazy, it could mean that google has to start worrying about its top spot.

This my friend, should start you thinking. If you own or run a web site, and search engine traffic is important to you, is it friendly to Yahoo/MSN two search engine spiders? Do they like same things Google does? If Google disappeared tomorrow, would your business still be able to exist?

Food for thought!