Nicole Dean of Easy PLR has just released a new article bundle. This time the topic is Article Marketing For Virtual Assistants. Using a VA is one of the best steps to help automate your business and article marketing is a perfect task fr this.
This package covers …
Why You Should Care About Article Marketing as a VA.
How to Get Targeted Traffic from Your Article Marketing
Generating Article Topics for VAs
Don’t Make These Mistakes
Now that You Understand Article Marketing, How to Help your Clients with Theirs…
Perfect for blog content or to be repurposed any way you can think of.
Alice Seba and the crew at DIYplr.com have just released a new PLR bundle this time on Facebook Social Plugins. This package is more advanced as it covers using the API and some other technical items.
Facebook is probably The hot topic for marketers and this bundle includes the following.
Create a Facebook App ID (4 pages / 9 images): How to set up an account that allows business users to use the more advanced plugins available or to even create their own apps.
How to Add a Facebook Comment Box to Any Web Page (5 pages / 10 images): Any page can display Facebook comments. This tutorial shows your readers how.
How to Add a Facepile Plugin to Any Web Page (4 pages / 6 images): Shows your readers how to display customized information about your visitor’s Facebook friends.
How to Add a Facebook Live Stream to any Web Page (5 pages / 9 images): Provides step-by-step instructions for adding a live stream of comments to a web page.
These reports would make perfect bonuses for any products that address using Facebook for your marketing. They would be a good list builder too if you are selling social media products (either your own or as an affiliate.)
Rosie Cottis of Falamillion PLR has just released a new package of articles this time on Raw Food Diet. A very hot topic in the weight loss niche this is a great adddition for content marketers.
How To Follow A Raw Vegan Diet
Raw Food Weight Loss And You
Avoiding The Dangers Of A Raw Foods Diet
Raw Food Diet Recipes
Example Raw Food Diet Menu
Raw Food Children: Is It Safe?
Is A Raw Food Bar Really Raw?
Raw Nuts: Sourcing And Using Nuts In A Raw Food Diet
Where To Find Raw Food Training
The Raw Food Detox Diet
This package is limited to just 75 packages and will go fast.At less than a $1 an article ths is a great value.
This will be limited to just 150 copies and covers…
Sell Your Own Physical Products
Become an Affiliate
Promote Online Auctions
Sell Information Products
Join an Advertising Network
Accept Paid Advertising
Provide Paid Sponsorships
Offer Coaching
Restrict Access to Premium Content
Sell Technology
Having purchased a few of Nicole’s previous reports you will find these very easy to convert into your own report. Add your bio, affiliate links and recommendations and you are ready to go.
Alice Seba and the crew at DIYplr.com have just released their latest set of PLR tutorial reports. This time the topic is using PR Web. PR Web is one of the biggest press release sites and using press releases can be a great way to get noticed and generate backlinks for your projects.
This package covers…
Getting Started – Distribution Options (4 pages / 5 images): Provides a detailed overview on the distribution options and current prices for press release distribution. Also covers distribution enhancements and how to select service and get started.
Creating a Press Release (4.5 pages / 10 images): A detailed tutorial with plenty of tips for putting together each component of a press release in PRWeb, including adding images, saving your release and more
Submitting Your Release to PR Web (3.5 pages / 8 images): Covers selecting a distribution date, targeting, RSS creation, Twitter sharing and more.
PR Web Analytics (5 pages / 7 images): How to access and understand stats, including search engine data, full page readers, headline impressions and users by geography.
You get all 4 reports and the images used in them all for just $20. Not sure how to use them? Check out these ways to use PLR.
Nicole Dean of Easy PLR has just released a new package of plr articles, this time on buying a house. Limited to just 100 packages this won’t last long.
The articles cover..
Is Now The Right Time To Buy A House – Take These 3 Steps To Find Out
Improve Your Home Buying Knowledge With These Basic Real Estate Terms
Discover The Benefits Of Working With A Buyer’s Agent
Simple Strategies For Getting Approved For A Mortgage
The Down Payment Is A Home Buyer’s Best Friend
Learn How Special Loan Programs For First Time Home Buyers Work
Special Programs For First Time Home Buyers – Help For Teachers And Other Professionals
Understanding What Closing Costs Mean To The Home Buyer
How To Get Started Investing In Real Estate For Profit
Home buying is a hot topic and you can use these articles in many ways. Use them for blog content, Web 2.0 properties, combine them to make a report or any number of other ways.
Rosie Cottis of Flamillion PLR has just released a new package of 10 articles on Organic Gardening. With spring supposed to be here in northeast PA this is a topic that is increasing. (I said supposed as had snow the last 2 days here
The topics covered are..
Organic Vegetable Gardening Tips
How To Grow Organic Tomatoes
Growing Organic Vegetables In Outdoor Containers
Kids Gardening The Organic Way
The Best Organic Garden Fertilizer
Planting A Garden For Maximum Harvest
Successful Organic Herb Gardening
Using Organic Insecticide In Your Garden
How To Grow Organic Fruit
An Indoor Vegetable Garden The Organic Way
This is the perfect time to be adding new content to any sites you have on gardening. There are only 75 copies available and like all of Rosie’s packages they are first rate and less than a $1 an article.
Peggy Baron has been writing and selling PLR since 2008. She first popped onto the Internet marketing scene in 2003 with a niche website, but this was more to have a storefront on the Internet and she didn’t really “get” what the whole online thing was really about.
She didn’t do much else online until the IM bug nipped her good in 2007 with the beautiful phrase “passive income”. For Peggy, there was no looking back.
After going all directions at once, she settled into her passion in 2008 – writing PLR. Finally putting her English degree to good use, she found she had a knack for writing informative articles for others.
Peggy’s mission is to give her customers the best possible PLR experience by offering high quality articles, reports, blog posts, autoresponder series and complete ebook packages.
She has also developed products, such as MaximizePLR, that are designed to help her customers successfully use the PLR they buy. Because she uses PLR herself for her niche sites, Peggy understands what PLR users are looking for. She takes into account what they want and need before she writes material.
Below you will find what Peggy has to offer regarding PLR:
AllstarPLR – High quality PLR articles, reports, autoresponder series and blog posts in many different niches. Grab a free sample pack so you can check out her work before ever purchasing anything.
MyNichePLR – Going deep into these 3 niches (so far) – Internet Marketing, Wedding or Baby Boomer – these are 12 packs. Get up to 108 articles in any of these niches! Start with the free samples and go from there.
PLR-Packages – Full PLR packages that typically include an ebook, sales page, download page, short report, squeeze page, emails and graphics.
Become a PLR Writer – If you want to follow Peggy’s successful PLR business model, this ebook and bonuses about writing and selling PLR will send you on your way.
About the author
Mike Paetzold got started blogging in 2003 and has become an expert on using WordPress. He has become known as The WordPress Guy.
After being an under ground niche marketer using his blogs he has surfaced to share some of the ways he uses PLR to enter various niches profitably.
Wanted to do something a bit different so I asked 3 of the more popular questions that came in through the survey of an expert on using and creating PLR.
Alice Seba was nice enough to respond. She runs one of my favorite PLR sites at DIYplr.com and creates some great PLR how to reports that I personally have used and strongly recommend.
Here are the 3 questions.
1. What is the best way to use a PLR report?
Well, I’d be hard pressed to say there is a BEST way because there are so many ways to use reports and everyone has unique business needs. PLR reports can be used in so many different ways and here are just a few:
(Side note: Make sure to read the terms of use for any PLR you buy, to ensure you’re keeping in with the guidelines for using it.)
Use it as a free gift for opting into your mailing list. Internet users don’t just opt-in to a list for the heck of it, they need a reason to do it and a valuable report is definitely an incentive for them to do so.
Offer it as a bonus with one of your products. If you sell a related information product or even a product that you ship, you can add a PLR as a useful bonus item.
Sell it as a product on its own. Heck, reports are a product in their own right. If you’ve got a good one…sell it.
Give it as a surprise gift. Whether you surprise your customers or opt-in subscribers, give them a free report just as a way of saying thank you.
Give it away freely. You don’t have to hide all your reports behind an opt-in form or product download page. PLR reports are so inexpensive, you can afford to publish plenty of them and give many away freely. Post them on your blog, submit them to free ebook sites and more.
Allow affiliates to brand the report with their link. Affiliates love free content and if they might earn a commission by giving your report away, they’re more likely to do it
2. Can PLR be repurposed multiple ways?
You bet and I encourage PLR buyers to use their PLR as much as they can and to maximum benefit. Make sure to read through the first question on ways to use PLR reports and then read below for even more ideas.
Break up the report into keyword articles and publish on your website.
Break up the report into short email messages to create an ecourse.
Rework the report for a specific niche audience. For example, if you have a weight loss report, rework it to target new moms, teenagers, etc.
Expand the report into a larger information product.
Create tools to go with your reports – spreadsheets, patterns, mind maps, worksheets, etc.
Make an audio recording of the report and distribute it.
Create a slide show video of the report and distribute it.
Keep the report on hand for when you’re creating content on similar topics. You can copy-and-paste relevant snippets, saving you tons of time.
Contact brick-and-mortar businesses in your area to see if they would give the report to their customers.
Ask your readers for questions about the report and then republish the report with those answers included
And of course, make sure that anything you do with PLR fits in the terms of use set out by the PLR provider.
The key is to remember to search your content archive. Most of us have a ton of content we’ve already purchased or created ourselves. It’s a huge library of stuff just waiting to be used, reused and repurposed.
3. Should I create images for my PLR reports? What is the easiest way to do that?
I love images and readers definitely do to. Internet users have a short attention span and until we really grab their attention, it’s tough to keep them engaged. Images can:
Draw the eye in to your content and help engage your reader into your wonderful prose.
Create mental imagery that isn’t as likely achieved with just words, particularly where readers are quickly skimming content.
Illustrate concepts and show processes, making it easier to understand and consume your content.
Immediately boost the perceived value of your content. I don’t know if it’s the visual appeal or the fact that we see print all day, but seeing images in content can make people feel it’s more valuable
As Mike already knows, we incorporate images into our PLR content at DIYplr.com. We do that because of the reasons stated above. But outside of purchasing content with images included, you can also add images by:
Taking your own photos. If you’re creating a how-to, take a number of photos to illustrate the process. Or take single photos that fit the theme of your blog posts. For example, if you’re writing a post about weight loss, take a quick photo of your bathroom scale. Just simple things like this can add so much.
Creating screenshots. Again, you can take screenshots to illustrate a process in a how-to article. You can how you to use software, how a website works and so forth. If you’re reviewing products, taking a screenshot of the seller’s website can add a nice visual element as well.
Purchasing stock photos. If you don’t want to take your own photos or don’t fancy yourself as a photographer, you can purchase photos from sites like http://istockphoto.com. You purchase a license for the photo without needing to credit the photographer in your work.
Using free images under Creative Commons License. Many licenses allow use for commercial content, but usually require accreditation to the photographer through a link. You can find free images using a WordPress plug in like Photo Dropper (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/photo-dropper/) or the advanced image search at Google Images (http://images.google.com/advanced_image_search)
My thanks again to Alice for taking the time to answer these questions. You can grab a sample of the type of how to reports that DIYplr.com is known for on the topic of Twitter here.
Leave your questions and comments below if you like this type of content and I will see who I can get to answer the next set of questions.
About the author
Mike Paetzold got started blogging in 2003 and has become an expert on using WordPress. He has become known as The WordPress Guy.
After being an under ground niche marketer using his blogs he has surfaced to share some of the ways he uses PLR to enter various niches profitably.
Like all of Nicole’s PLR reports it is limited to just 150 copies and is going fast.
You can see an outline of the topics below.
Introduction
Aiming for Perfection
Releasing a “Me Too!” Product
Overselling
Underpricing
Treating Customers as Expendable
Technical Glitches
Not Having an Affiliate Network
Relying on Others to Promote Your Product
Not Having a Funnel in Place
Not Keeping in Touch with Your Customers
Conclusion
This is a perfect report for use in building your list or if you do any type of coaching as a bonus. It would also make a nice bonus for almost any type of information marketing course.
