The Cabinet Remedy Book: The Short List Worth Keeping In The House
A finished 48 page book about one shelf. Before there was a drugstore on the corner, a well run house kept about a dozen ready made things in a cupboard. This is that short list, what each one was made of, and how each one was used.
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You are not just buying this to read it. You are buying the right to sell it.
PLR stands for Private Label Rights. It means you get the finished product plus a licence to put your own name on it, change it however you want, and sell it as your own work. You keep one hundred percent of what you charge. There is no revenue share, no reporting, and no renewal.
What you can do
- Put your name on it as the author
- Change the title, cover, chapters and examples
- Sell it as your own product at any price you set
- Give it away in exchange for an email address
- Bundle it with your other offers
- Translate it, record it as audio, or turn it into a course
- Split it into smaller products
What you cannot do
- Resell the PLR licence itself to other creators
- Claim you wrote the raw source content
- Use it to build a direct competitor to AgentSkillVault
- Combine several PLR licences into one product without written permission
How people use it
- Download the source files the moment payment clears.
- Rebrand it. Your name, your cover, your voice, your examples.
- Package it. Add bonuses, a workbook, or a short video walkthrough.
- Sell it. You set the price and you keep every dollar of it.
The licence is granted to one buyer and covers this product only. It starts the moment your payment clears and it does not expire. See all PLR ebooks.
How It Can Help You
Everybody in this space sells more. More plants, more recipes, more bottles, more to remember. Your reader is drowning in it, and that is exactly why they never start. This book does the opposite, and that is why it works. It says here are the twelve things worth keeping, here is why the list is short, and here is what each one does. Less to buy, less to learn, less to be nervous about. Give somebody permission to stop collecting and start using, and they will always remember who handed them that.
Who's This For
You have an audience that saves natural remedy posts and never makes a single one of them. Not because they do not care. Because the list never ends and they have no idea where to start, so they scroll past and feel a bit guilty. That feeling is what you are selling against. This book hands them a finished shelf: a dozen items, in plain order, with what each one is for. It is already written, already designed, and it makes no promises about anybody's health. Put your name on the cover and you are the person who finally made it simple.
Look Inside
Real pages from the book you are buying.
Read it before you buy the rights to it.
The contents page and the opening chapters, straight out of the finished book. No notice pages, no filler.
What's Inside
Every piece, broken down.
The finished book, 48 pages
The Cabinet Remedy Book. Seventeen chapters in four parts: what belongs on the shelf and why the list is short, the things you put on the outside, the things you take by mouth, and looking after the shelf. The plain ointment, the drawing paste, the rub for aching parts, the plaster on cloth, the wash the lotion and the oil, the syrup for the chest, the tincture in the bottle, the powder in the tin, the gargle and the vinegar. Plus what spoils and what keeps, the few pots and bottles you really need, spoons and handfuls as measures, how to label, how to tell when something has gone off, and cotton wool, lint and linen strips. Designed and ready to sell exactly as it is.
The editable Word file
The whole book as a Word file, 8,234 words. It opens in Word, Pages, Google Docs and LibreOffice. There are three things to swap out, then it is your book.
The same book as a plain text file
A plain text copy of the whole book, for anyone who would rather work in a text editor or drop it into another tool.
Three editable covers
Three finished covers at 1600 by 2560, plus the source file for each one with the words and the colors marked so you can change them. How to save them out is included.
The sales kit
A full sales page, five launch emails, ten social posts, three ad angles and a note on where to sell it. There are no health promises and no money promises in any of it, which is the reason you can actually run it as an ad.
The quick start
One page that takes you from download to a live listing in about an hour. It also names the three short pages that have to stay in the book when you put your name on it, and why.
Your licence, with your name on it
A certificate with your name, a licence number and the date on it. It says in plain words exactly what you are allowed to do with the book. It comes as its own download at checkout.
How To Use It
One file, 6 ways to sell it.
Sell it just as it is
It is finished and designed. List it today, set your own price, keep every dollar.
Put your name on it first
Three things to change in the Word file, your own short note about yourself, and one of the three covers. Twenty minutes and it is your book.
Sell it as a shopping list
A dozen items is a checklist your reader can screenshot. Checklists get saved, and saved posts sell books for months.
Give away the chapter on what keeps and what spoils
It is the one thing everybody gets wrong, and it makes a free gift people actually read. Water spoils. Fat, sugar and spirit keep. That is a whole email on its own.
Sell it beside jars, bottles and tins
If you sell anything people store things in, this is the book that tells them what to put in it and how to label it so it lasts.
Bundle it with the how to book
This one is the shopping list. Home Remedies is the lesson on how to make each thing. Sold together they are worth far more than either one alone.
What You Can Sell It For
Suggested resale price: $37 to $47.
You pay $12.99 once. You set your own price after that, and you keep every dollar of it. Here is the simple math on 50 copies.
Priced at $37, 50 copies sold
$1,850
potential
Priced at $47, 50 copies sold
$2,350
potential
That is arithmetic on a price you choose, not a promise. We have no way of knowing what you will sell, and nobody honest would tell you otherwise. What you make depends on your price, your audience and your work.
The Transformation
Before vs after.
Before
- An audience that saves everything and makes nothing
- Remedy lists so long that nobody ever starts
- No finished product of your own to sell them
After
- A 48 page book with your name on it that finally makes the list short
- A dozen item shelf your reader can screenshot and go shopping with
- No health promises anywhere in it, so your ads can run
This is for you if…
- You sell to people who save natural remedy posts and never make any of them. This hands them a short shelf and a starting point, which is the one thing nobody else in their feed is giving them.
- You sell jars, bottles, tins, beeswax or storage of any kind. Your customer buys the container and then wonders what goes in it. This is the answer, and it goes in with the order.
- You want a book that makes you look like the calm expert instead of another person shouting about herbs. Short list, plain reasons, no promises.
This is NOT for you if…
- You want a hundred recipes. This book argues on purpose that a dozen is enough.
- You want a book that names an illness and promises to fix it. This one refuses to.
- You want to give it away completely free. The licence does not allow that.
FAQ
The questions everyone asks.
Does this book promise to cure or treat anything?
No, and that is on purpose. It says once, in plain words, to take a health problem to a doctor. It makes no promise about anybody's health and no chapter ends with a promised result. That keeps you safe, and it is the reason your ads keep running while the loud sellers get shut down.
Why only a dozen things?
Because that is what households actually kept, and because a short list is the only kind anyone follows. The book explains why each item earned its place and names the old cupboard items it deliberately leaves off, including the ones that turned out to be a bad idea.
How is this different from the how to book?
This one is the shopping list: what to keep on the shelf and what each thing was for. Home Remedies is the lesson on how to make each one, step by step. They sell very well together.
Where did the writing come from?
Old household and home care books that are far out of copyright. No author, no publisher and no source book is named anywhere in the text, so nothing points back at anyone.
What am I allowed to do with it?
Put your name on it, change the title and the cover, rewrite any part of it, translate it, turn it into a course or an audiobook, bundle it with other things, sell it at any price on any platform, and keep all the money.
What am I not allowed to do?
You cannot give it away for nothing, although trading it for an email address is fine. You cannot put it in a free membership site. And you cannot pass the resale rights on to the people who buy it from you.
How do I get it?
One zip file right after checkout with everything above inside it, plus your licence certificate as a separate download with your name on it.
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