subject: Private Label Rights And Blog Restrictions [print this page] While it may seem easier to purchase private label rights to another person's material in order to add content to your website or blog, it may not actually be the easiest way to go. There are many restrictions that authors can put on where and how their material is used, and you can get into some serious trouble if you do not follow those rules.
While there are many pieces of content that are considered free usage, this may not be in your best interest to use. Typically, free usage material is not unique. This is because the original author normally sells more than one set of private label rights for a single article. People who want to post content quickly do not want to take the time to alter the material, so the same exact article may be found on a variety of different places on the Internet.
One of the restrictions that may be placed on material that you can buy the private label rights to is blog restrictions. This is especially important to look into if you are planning on posting the content onto your blog. This type of restriction pretty much states that if you purchase private label rights from the original author, the material cannot be broken up into different posts. The single piece must be posted all at once as opposed to being used to make many posts.
For many of these, just as with free usage material, there is a strong possibility that you will need to do a large amount of rewriting of these articles. This will not change the fact that you cannot split up the material in any way, but it will help to ensure that the content that you post that you have purchased will be unique. If the same article gets used numerous times because the author has sold many sets of private label rights, but it has had blog restrictions, there is a high chance that the article has been used in its entirety in many different places. There are a lot of people who do not rewrite the content that they have purchased the private label rights for, and if it has to be used in one piece, it will be posted directly in a variety of places online. It is a much better idea to rewrite at least sixty percent of any content that has blog restrictions.
