Internet Profits Blog

A new product has been released that scrapes URL from seach engines, called URL Keywordz.   A full review of URL Keywordz is here.

I don’t know the software creator, Robert Matthew, but this is a case study of a perfect product.  Robert has found a need for a product by a specific set of Internet marketers.  He has filled that need with an easy to use, all-around excellent product.  Easy to use.  Great features.  No extra, bloated junk.  Nice design.  Software works without crashing.

After having to recently deal another software creator, Robert Plank, who turned out to be a real jerk, URL Keywordz is a real breath of fresh air.

I’m not the first to say they have problems with programmers.  Gurus like Allen Says have mentioned the headaches and problems dealing with them.  And when they’re jerks who don’t care about customer service or the quality of their products it only compounds the problem.

Robert Matthew, though, has not only put out a well-thought product, when MSN moved their search to Bing, he promptly issued upgraded software at no charge.  No problems.  No customer support issues.  And from what I can tell, he plans on continuing to add great additional features in the future.

He’s hoping Robert Matthew keeps his head on straight and produces a few more products like URL Keywordz.

Master resale rights are products where you purchase a license to sell the product to other people.  If the licensing and distribution is carefully prepared and controlled, this can be a good way to obtain products to sell.

In theory anyway.

The problem is that in Internet Marketing this is abused to absurd degrees and generally, something with master resale rights is being offered because it is junk and that is an extra bonus to try and generate a sale, or the seller is looking to distribute material containing something (affiliate links) from which he hopes to make some money.  By and large, master resale rights products in the Internet Marketing niche are junk and should be avoided.

Case in point: Traffic Bad Boys.

Here is the full Traffic Bad Boys Review.

If you’re going to effectively sell anything, it has to be specific and have value.  Obtaining generic, junky products written by someone else is a recipe for disaster unless that product happens to be excellent.  Naturally, if that product was so good the seller would be selling it – not pawning off resale rights for others to sell.

There are exceptions.  Years ago Allen Says made a boatload of money selling MRR products.  But they were good products and those days are gone, trounced by a tidal wave of quickly prepared junk trying to emulate the same methodology but forgetting the product quality is what is most important.