What are Master Resell Rights and How Can You Sell a Done-For-You Course

[@danaayesh1926]

Can I just label a digital product that I make as MRR and have people sell it as well? Or is it a license I have to earn or purchase?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Hi Dana, thanks so much for watching! Yes, you can label your digital product as MRR and allow others to resell it, but it's important to set clear terms on how your buyers can use and sell it. You don't need to earn or purchase a specific license to offer MRR, as you, the product creator, can decide to grant those rights.

[@Fusion_Coturnix]

Im Going to have to rewatch this a few times to understand i don't get it but i want to. A friend suggested it from a tictoc she saw and sent it to me.

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Sorry I missed this! Yes at first I didn't understand it either. I'd heard of doing private label but this seemed different. I'm a huge fan!

[@mariabelenlucero1948]

Hi! How can I create my own course with MRR on it?

[@styledbypaula]

I only see ppl reselling the idea of the course (MRR), but where is the link to the actual course? Or does everyone just sell the idea of MRR without the course. This is very confusing.

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

The course I mention in my video above is about digital marketing. The link is in the description to be able to check out the actual course. So I'm definitely not reselling the idea of MRR.

[@sarahchambers7118]

So what's to stop people buying directly from the original creator once they click through to the link?

[@tandemseakayak]

does this work with physical affiliate product

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Great question, MRR typically applies to digital products like eBooks, courses, software, etc. In some cases, physical products might come with resell rights, but it’s less common and usually more complex due to manufacturing, shipping, and handling logistics.

[@Digitalprofitrix]

Yes you can still promote with physical affiliate products

[@karemcastellanos855]

Hello! Is there any documents that we need to attach to my products?. I already create a Toolkit Bundle, and I want to sell with resell rights, so I want to know is there any document that I need to add for the reselling?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Just the link to access the MRR course :)

[@Stevolashify]

@karemcastellanos855. Congratulations on creating your Toolkit Bundle-you're off to a great start! To sell with resell rights, it's a good idea to include a Resell Rights Agreement or a License Document. This protects both you and your buyers while keeping things professional. You’re on the right track-keep going, and your efforts will pay off! If you have any things to ask, feel free to ask let's make things happen ✨️

[@kristinewithaK3]

Hi, so my question is where can I find a list of courses that are available for MRR? For instance i am not interested in selling digital marketing, but more health/wellness courses or nursing courses, ext. How do I find those ?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

I show an overview of the course in the webinar I did - just click the link below to watch it, you don't have to buy anything to see it. But it is for anyone wanting to build online, it is not niche specific.

[@Stevolashify]

@kristinewithaK3 Great question! To find MRR courses in health, wellness, or nursing, search platforms like PLR (Private Label Rights) marketplaces, reseller rights websites, or reach out to course creators offering white-label options. Focus on trusted sources, and you’ll find the perfect fit. Keep exploring-you’re on the right track! If you have any questions feel free to ask, let's work things out😊

[@KatieAnne-m9j]

Do you need any kind of sales permits or business license to sell MRR. I’m interested in doing this, but would like to know how this works legally. I would appreciate any info. Thanks!

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

You usually don’t need a special license to sell MRR products, but it’s a good idea to check local regulations to see if you need a general business license or permit to operate. Always double-check to stay on the safe side!

[@Stevolashify]

@katieAnne-m9j it's fantastic to see your interest in pursuing a business with Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR). Diving into this model can be an excellent way to establish steady and scalable income. You've already taken the first step by asking thoughtful questions-keep it up! If you need help with specifics or guidance through the process, feel free to ask. Wishing you the best as you start your MRR journey.

[@cortney7068]

Where do you find mrr products without purchasing someone else’s promotion of doing the system?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Hey Cortney- just saw this...you don't have to follow their system, you can promote it however you want to. But if you search master resell rights digital products you'll see a lot of options out there. Most are pretty outdated lol but you may find some nuggets!

[@heatherbrumagin8280]

So if I already do network marketing... what I learn in this course will allow me to promote in a different way that will reach more people?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Good question! There are different types of courses that you're able to resell so it depends on which one you decide to go for.

[@VizoMediaGroup]

Can we sell the same course multiple times but only have to buy it once? Trying to understand If they buy it from your link how do I get the 497? Who would be the target? For 497 it seems like it would be a narrow market

[@kiaradiaz959]

I’d like to know as well

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Yes, you can sell it as many times as you'd like to, as if it were your own course!

[@marm9515]

Besides trying to sell the MMR course. Are there other digital products you can sell that’s in this course? I’m not very comfortable in front of a camera so I am wondering if there’s other ways to be successful with this course without having to be on camera.

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

The course itself teaches you how to promote any digital product/program but what you could do if you don't want to be in front of a camera is promote via a theme page. Just type in motivation on Insta and you'll see what I'm talking about. A theme page doesn't have a "face" to it. It takes longer to build that way but it CAN work!

[@hjkkkk8485]

Just now looking into this. I’m very intrigued. To both use for my brick and mortar business and also sell the class myself. You said you have trainings on how to sell the course? Where do I did those. Also you said you vetted this?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Hi yes, as soon as I bought it, I went in and went through all of the trainings (I did listen on 2x but I wanted to just make sure it was to my standards) and I don't include trainings on how to sell the course, that is inside the course along with how to sell any product or program online. I do give you my landing page templates and some other things as a bonus when you purchase:)

[@hatchberry-collective]

So I’m trying to understand this. How does the person who made the course make money? I understand you can buy this from resellers like yourself and then resell it for a 100% profit to your audience, but what happened to the original product creator?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

The person who made the course has a huge following on TikTok and makes their own sales and then everyone who buys it goes into their community. So when they release something in the future they have a built in group of people who will buy. It’s genius.

[@ashleyfiles935]

That was one of my questions I had at first. But it’s an amazing course that give you the knowledge to create your own business.

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

So glad you're liking it!

[@dianacabuto]

How much is one course? (Range) to own it?

[@herretirement]

So a bunch of people are selling this course to other people but at people actually using it to sell other types of products?

[@itzanopinion]

"Marketing" is marketing regardless of what it is you're selling! There's ways to use free traffic to promote a product/service, or there's paid ways...the bottom line is which one feels right for you and how much time/money you're willing to invest before you see a profit!

[@kaydiecrockett122]

But who is going to buy this from me? Like why would someone buy a random course?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Just like anything, your audience buys from you. So for example, I have sold this course from this video, my email list, via Reels, TikTok and a Facebook post. Putting great content out there is how you start:)

[@roloflanagan]

What's in it for the guys who put this course together if everyone keeps 💯

[@kirstywaddingham]

@@roloflanaganthat is what I want to know??

[@danijelastrauss7069]

@@roloflanaganthey gained community of 10000 (so far) people 😂 They can sell down the road what ever they want!

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Hannah and Zach created it and have a very large following on TikTok so not only are selling it themselves, they're building a huge community by leveraging all of our audiences for future projects. It's really genius. You'll see more MRR stuff popping up now.@@roloflanagan

[@Byaprilco]

Why would my audience (who follows me for my specific expertise) want to buy a course from me, that I dont host or am not the face for? ot trying to be sassy, just hoping to understand a bit more :)

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Great question! Think of it as an extension of the expertise you provide. That course, although not created by you, has been chosen because it perfectly complements the insights and knowledge you share. It's an opportunity for your audience to dive deeper into the subject from a different angle and gain even more value from following your content. When it comes to promoting a course that you may not have created yourself, your audience will still trust your judgement because they value the trust that you've built with them. Anything that you recommend is given increased credibility and may be viewed as a valuable resource by your community.

[@reneecarbonefleming]

Is there a way of viewing any of the content to be sure that the trainings are credible before purchasing?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Good question, that can possible vary depending on the seller. The courses are full of valuable content that cannot be given away for free so just like any other course, in order to access the content, the course will need to be purchased first.

[@reneecarbonefleming]

I completely understand that. I’m sure you’d agree that in order to put our brand behind it to sell, we would want to ensure it is credible training. And of course, once we purchase and go through the course, we would know. However, a snippet of the training/highlights of the actual training would be extremely helpful to determine the validity of content. Any additional input would be appreciated.🫶

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

@@reneecarbonefleming Are you able to DM me on Insta?

[@reneecarbonefleming]

I will 🫶

[@geishagrrrl1]

@@TheGoalDiggerGirl this is my same question. Would you mind DMing the same, please?

[@healinghashis]

Everyone wants to sell courses on how to do things that they themselves are not doing/been successful with. It’s scammy. Learn from those actually doing and not from those simply selling you something.

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

But what if someone is still learning or doesn't want to create an entire course? And they are really excited about what's included in the course and love referring it to others? That's like saying you don't believe in affiliate marketing at all or referrals.

[@sarahlopresti8892]

​@@TheGoalDiggerGirlgarbage

[@isabella.madrid]

@@TheGoalDiggerGirllet’s be honest, nobody is selling the course as a “referral like affiliate marketing” they’re reselling it to make money. Point blank period. It has nothing to do with “omg this is so helpful let me tell others about it” people in general are inherently selfish. They only care about their own bank accounts.

[@alexandracellucci9026]

Do you learn to automate everything? Is everything taught if you have no clue what you are doing? Thanks for the content!

[@danijelastrauss7069]

Step by step.. you literally can’t miss anything

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Thank you @danijelastrauss7609! @alexandracellucci9026 Yes :) You will definitely be taught the steps

[@designingwithashley2660]

where is the course?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Here you go: bit.ly/CashFlowQueenOptin

[@LaurenStewart]

What kind of course is it that we would be buying?……

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

@@LaurenStewart it's a digital marketing course. :)

[@danijelastrauss7069]

On which IG account do you promote this?

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

@TheGoalDiggerGirl and @FempreneurWealth (just started the second one) - I'm the most active on FB

[@sandcastlesp]

I am curious how the customers of the customers gain access to the course if they do not download the videos and set it up on their own website? Does the 2nd degree customer go to the main owner's website and not the person they bought it from? I hope my question makes sense.

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

The customer of the customer (so me being the first customer and she would be my customer) will be given login to the original creator's back office. It's verified by purchase.

[@sandcastlesp]

thank you @@TheGoalDiggerGirl

[@Stevolashify]

@sandcastlesp Great question! If resellers don’t host the course, encourage them to host it on their own platform, provide affiliate links, or offer a reseller license for direct access to your site. Clear terms ensure a smooth process. Let me know if you have more question, feel free we’ll figure it out togethe😊😊

[@fatmaawadh759]

So i will be making sells automatically by just making reels

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

Good question, You can make sales by doing any type of marketing you would like. Reels is definitely a great way!

[@markphillips6593]

So this is just a MLM right? You recruit people, get them to buy your product, then they (hopefully) go on to sell the same product and the cycle continues. Am I missing something? If this isn’t a MLM why wouldn’t you as the seller want to be the only person selling this product? If I’m Levi’s I’m not going around teaching other people how to make jeans so they can make jeans too. “But it’s digital…” ok, masterclass doesn’t have a video series on how to make “how to” videos. They want to be the only game in town making this product.

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

No it's not an MLM, I've been in network marketing for six years and understand comp plans really well. MLMs are structured so that you make money off of anyone you enroll, and anyone they enroll and so on. Affiliate is when you make money only off of those you DIRECTLY refer to the product. MRR is when they're selling the rights to sell their course and make 100% profit and private label it. So everyone who buys from them, they're making money selling it directly to those people. But yes, you're correct, after they sell it and allow me to sell it, they no longer make anything from it. However, every single person it's sold to goes into their community, so I'm sure they will continue to market to and release products those people will want to buy.

[@moniryousefian8782]

​@@TheGoalDiggerGirl Could you please share who created MRR ? Who's behind it ?! Does this person who created this have access to our clients?! Or can he/she double the price in 6 months months or the price is fixed forever ?🤔

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

it is Hannah and Zach Pippins. They do have access to our clients we drop into their course but they have not marketed to any of them. I have been sharing this over 3 months so I can't speak to the future but as of now, they haven't. They can increase the price in the future if they want and require us to increase it as well. There are guidelines.@@moniryousefian8782

[@plrprofessionals]

@@TheGoalDiggerGirl yes, they are standing by their own integrit standards they expect others to follow. With the introduction to Entre X, they did not publicly drop their own links into the Roadmap community. Your links to enter into that came from the mailing list you were on from those who have purchased it.

[@DoseOfNuance]

@@TheGoalDiggerGirl So it's essentially a less profitable version of MLM. Great stuff.

[@MyExpertAccountant]

I thought she said gold digger.. lol

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

lol a lot of people think that at first :) Thanks so much for tuning in!

[@KimVoegeli5]

This sounds so sketchy and unfair to the people who actually created the course. It's lazy.

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

I don't think it's lazy at all. Did you know many of the every day products you buy are private labeled just like this?

[@danijelastrauss7069]

To make money been ‘lazy’ is everything but ‘unfair’! Why?! 😀 You are not doing anything illegal… and you do have to work to market this 🙌

[@TheGoalDiggerGirl]

@@danijelastrauss7069 Preach it!! ha ha thank you!!

[@lisay-houstontxliving]

And, the people who make the course and allow you to resell it they chose to do so

[@AnomalyBelleza]

It’s not lazy lol it’s business. It’s like a department store selling products they didn’t make. Think of some of the large retailers Target, Walmart, Meijer or in the case of apparel Macy’s, Nordstroms, etc. These stores are essentially selling majority products that are not theirs. Now in their case they’re not relabeling but they are selling it out of their store. In fact many of the stores sell some of the SAME EXACT items as well. Each store carries out its own unique operations and marketing to successfully sell the product or at least make it available to those who want to buy. The grocery store buys from the brand and then sells it in their own store. Each person selling a particular course made by the original creators is essentially their own store. Everyone benefits.