By altering the material, you have made the work your own which then allows you to profit from the material anyway you intend to. Let us say you were able to acquire Private Label Rights (PLR) for a particular eBook. You can break up the book into separate chapters and then sell these as articles.
On the other hand, if you were able to acquire PLR for a set of articles, you could combine them and package it as a book, which you then can sell.
You can change the material by adding or removing content.
You can also add pictures or illustrations as well as other media like sound or video clips.
All these actions are possible but the best part about PLR is that you are not obligated to mention the original author (or pay them any royalties) for the changes you have done to his or her material.
You can claim the material as yours by putting your name as the author of the material.
With these changes, the ways on capitalizing on them are many.
You can come up with a whole new set of products from a single material source.
You have enhanced the content with media to package it as your own work and putting it up for sale on the market.
Acquiring PLR is great for creating a brand for your business.
As you may already know, one of the keys to a successful business is to distinguish yourself from the rest.
With PLR, you can change the material and make it uniquely yours.
If your target market likes your material, your market can perceive you as an expert in your line of business, which is something you can really capitalize on as you sell your products or services.
However, it is not only the person who acquires PLR who stands to benefit from it.
It may be difficult to understand at first but selling PLR benefits even the original creator.
With the increasing demand for original material to be sold with PLR, a writer can make good money from his or her work.
The incentive is that he or she can command a higher price for the work given the rights that go with the material.
Furthermore, selling the rights to change the material any way the buyer wants is giving new life to the material.
By giving the buyer the freedom to change the content in several creative ways, the material’s usability sand relevance is extended.
By compensating the original content creator well, allowing freedom and flexibility for the purchaser, and by giving the end user a wealth of very useful information, PLR is by far one of the best things out there in the world of online marketing.
One might wonder at the difference between PLR and Product Resell Rights (PRR).
With PRR, a person obtains the right to resell the product as is, without changing its form, design, or name.
On the other hand, if you have a PLR to a particular product, you will gain the right to modify or change an original product, create your own specifications, apply modifications, then claim it as your own original product.
eBooks, software, articles, and other written, raw material are just some examples of products which you can obtain PLR.
The idea may have been copied or bought, but you get to have the rights to resell the "new" product resulting from the one that was modified.
In a basic business course, you are taught to develop an original product which you will sell to a particular market.
You have learnt that an original design and functionality will pave the way towards introducing a great invention in the market.