If you’re always on the lookout for good private label products or are thinking about breaking into the information product or business, this is going to be GREAT news for you.
Right now, you can pick up a previously unreleased and COMPLETE private label rights report and marketing package that will allow you to instantly put up a product for sale or start building your mailing list (my preference).
Brought to you by Melissa Ingold, who has a stellar reputation for delivering quality private label goods, it’s definitely worth picking up this ready-to-go package.
Alice Seba and the DIYplr.com team have released a new Dessert PLR package. This can be a great package to create a gift for your list building if you are in the food niche.
Everyone loves desserts. Desserts are absolutely scrumptious and the perfect ending to a great meal. (Well maybe not everyone loves desserts but surely most of us do. Definitely I do .)
This package includes 3 reports with quality graphics on the following topics.
Fantasy Fudge (14 pages / 13 images): Shows how to make and store homemade fudge.
Orange Blossom (5 pages / 9 images): Orange Blossoms are great little muffins in an orange glaze. This recipe shows how to make them using cake and pudding mix and other simple ingredients.
Chocolate Tarts (12 pages / 12 images): Illustrates how to make amazing chocolate tarts using biscuit dough, cocoa and other simple ingredients.
That’s 31 pages and 34 images of ready-to-go or ready-to-edit and monetize content!
This can be used for reports as mentioned before but also as blog content and any other way you choose to repurpose them.
Alice Seba and her crew at DIYplr.com just released another set of reports to help you with WordPress. These are perfect for list building, building relationships, creating blog posts and even combining to create a product.
Grabbed the first set and have used them immediately and will probably grab this package when I get a chance. (Still working on the last batch I grabbed and applying my use it rule first.)
This pack covers…
How to Install a WordPress Plugin (2 pages / 6 images): Shows your readers how to install and activate a plugin.
How to Set up a Blogroll (5 pages / 9 images): Illustrates how to set up categories and add a blogroll to a WordPress site.
Add an Image to Your Sidebar (3 pages / 9 images): Shows how to customize the sidebar to add an image.
How to Set up Permalinks (2 pages / 3 images): How to create more user or search engine friendly links.
That’s 18 pages and 41 images of ready-to-go or ready-to-edit and monetize content!
Are you scratching your head, trying to figure out how to get more content on your blog without writing all day long? Sometimes it can be hard to come up with interesting topics that your readers are interested in reading. And, how do you attract the search engines to your blog anyway? The answer is “Recipes!” By adding a recipe-of-the-day to your blog, you’ll ensure that you’ve always got fresh, yummy content for your visitors to “eat up”. But, how do you find recipes that you can use? Before I share some of my favorite ways, let’s get the legal bit out of the way.
Recipes are not public domain. There are copyright laws that apply to recipes, especially the directions/instructions and collections. I recommend that you check google for “recipe copyright” to read the full story. Basically it states that recipes can be copyrighted, so you can’t just copy and paste them or type from a cookbook. That being stated, there are other (much easier) ways to get recipes that you can use on your blog.
Now let’s cover my favorite ways to find recipes that you can use on your mom blog.
Your Very Own Recipes
Do you have recipes that you make for your family? It could be meatloaf with a special ingredient or salsa with a twist. Take a look at all of the meals that you have personally invented (or altered).
If so, they are yours to publish as you wish. Enter them into your blog.
Friends & Family
Does your mother have a special chili recipe that everyone loves? Ooh, and that spicy dip that your sister always brings to football parties.
Ask your friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, etc. to contribute their favorite recipes to your collection.
Hire a Writer
The second way to get recipes for your blog is to hire a writer. You can usually find a ghostwriter who will create recipes for your blog. If you don’t want to look for a ghostwriter, hit up the local culinary school and see if you can find a foodie who is looking to make some money on the side. Hire that person to type in his/her favorite recipes and you’ll be set.
If you can’t think of anyone – check out Shelancers.com for writers.
PLR Recipes
The fourth (and my personal favorite) way to get recipes for your blog is to purchase PLR recipes. The great thing about PLR recipes is:
You don’t have to stress your brain trying to come up with all the recipes yourself.
You don’t have to pay the big bucks for a writer.
You can edit the recipes as much or as little as you’d like.
You can use and reuse the recipes as much as you’d like. You can even compile them into a downloadable cookbook that you can sell from your site.
You can buy PLR very cheap. Some PLR services sell their recipes and food articles for under $1.
Of course there are some rules with PLR recipes and depending on where you get your recipes the rules vary. For instance, most PLR content providers will not allow you to submit PLR articles to article directories or offer them as private label rights content elsewhere. So, be sure to check the rules before purchasing any PLR content.
One last piece of advice: Be sure to edit your PLR recipes so they are different than everyone else’s. You can do this by:
Changing the directions slightly.
Changing the title.
Adding a little something to it – i.e. suggestion of foods or drinks that would go well with the recipe.
You now know just how simple it is to add a “recipe of the day” to your blog. I hope you get started right away so your blog bring in some hungry readers.
Go to YummyPLR.com to get PLR recipes every month.
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.
Alice Seba and the team at DIYplr.com have just released a new report bundle this time on using Aweber. If you promote Aweber this is a perfect way to create some affiliate landmines.
This is a perfect way to give away quality content to your circle of influence and promote a quality service like Aweber at the same time.
This package includes the following reports.
Create a List (4 pages / 8 images): How to set up a new list, create the settings and share on social media in your Aweber account.
Add Follow-Up Messages (3 pages / 8 images): How to add and test follow-up messages.
Create a Web Subscription Form (4 pages / 15 images): Shows how to create and customization a web subscription form.
Import Subscribers (2 pages / 9 images): How to move a list from another service to Aweber.
Set up Automation Rules (2 pages / 6 images): Set up rules to auto-subscribe and remove email addresses from certain lists.
This is great value for anyone teaching list building and recommending Aweber.
Rosie Cottis of Flamillin PLR has just released a new pack af articles on Wedding Planning. Now weddings are a big deal and there is a large amount of money spent each year in this niche.
Having put on a wedding a decade ago I know exactly how much money gets spent and it only has gotten more expensive since then.
These articles are perfect for pre-selling specific products or for adding quality content to your adsense site.
The articles cover the following topics…
Planning A Wedding On A Small Budget
Elegant Wedding Decorations For Tables
Black Wedding Dresses: Gothic Shock Or The Ultimate In Sophistication?
How To Make A Wedding Cake For Beginners
Tea Length Wedding Dresses: Will They Suit Me?
Mermaid Wedding Dresses Make A Slinky, Sexy Bride
Choose A Cheesecake Wedding Cake
Wedding Ceremony Traditions
How To Cut A Wedding Cake
Affordable Destination Weddings: Get Married In A National Park
At less than a $1 each and with the quality that Rosie always provides this is a great bargain.
If you are in the wedding niche or looking to enter it this is a great pack to supplement what you are doing.
A brand new Private Label Rights Special from Edmund Loh and Desmond Ong is now available.
They have just released “Facebook Profit Secrets”, a 9-part video course showing how to market your products and make money using Facebook!
Consider this:
* Just a year ago, there were 100 million users on Facebook. Today there are more than 500 million… that’s nearly HALF of the Internet world population!
* In 2007 there were only 5,000 FB applications. Today there hundreds of thousands of them, some of these application makers have become millionaires!
* Just a few years ago, Internet Marketers were saying “it’s not feasible to make money using Facebook”. When Facebook Ads was introduced, this changed things.
AND HERE’S THE BEST PART… YOU GET THE PRIVATE LABEL RIGHTS TO THIS BRAND NEW VIDEO SERIES!
There are rewards for action now – in the form of fast action bonuses. One of them can help you profit with any PLR content you have, including this one!
I’ll let you see the rest for yourself but HURRY… only 100 PLR licenses are available – and from the looks of it, they might just sell out fast.
Here I always try to keep current with the best PLR (private label rights) offers I find from publishers that I trust. Occasionally I like to change it up and show you exactly how I use the items that I buy.
Last week Alice Seba and the DIYplr.com team released a package of 4 WordPress reports that I grabbed as I have a blog and many products about WordPress.
One of the things I do on my blog is each Sunday I do a rant. It makes me feel better and it does provide quality content for my readers. This week the topic was “[Sunday Rant] Fantastico Recommended – NOT! “
Now one of the reports was on installing WordPress. I took that report and added a cover page with a sponsored by ad for my Profitable Blog Steps product.
Then there was one little tweak that the report left out that would make the installation much more secure so I added one image and a paragraph of text to explain it.
Finally I added an about the author page at the end.
Now I converted it to a pdf and uploaded it to the blog.
After ranting about the problem of Fantastico I gave the report away for my readers to have an easy way to install their blog and make it secure. I made it down loadable directly because I had added monetization to the report through the sponsored by section and my author bio.
This allowed me to add value to my readers and I would not be surprised if this post gets quite a few back links and extra readership.
Now doing this was less than 10 minutes to create from start to finish because I have done these before and have some of the pieces like the sponsor ad and author bio saved so that I could just copy and paste those in.
The only two tools I needed was Snag It to grab the image I added and Microsoft Word to edit the page and create the pdf. I could have used Open Office to do the same thing so it does not take a lot of software to be able to do this.
So for the cost of the reports and 10 minutes of my time I was able to create a quick report to offer more value to my readers. I still have three other reports that I will use in the future and may package all of them as a Freebie to build my list.
Because it promotes a product of mine I could easily take this report and make it rebrandable and let my affiliates give it away too. Because I use Easy Viral PDF Rebrander this would just take me changing the links and adding it to my rebranding center.
This is the power of PLR as, yes I could have put the whole report together myself. I have the knowledge and the skills but it would have taken about an hour to put the whole thing together and time is my most valuable commodity. What about you?
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.
Talk about a hot topic and the right timing. This summer there was a big launch going around about making money on Halloween costumes. If you pay attention to what is being launched I am sure that you saw it.
If you follow Howie Schwartz you know that seasonal niches like this are ones he attacks regularly. Really easy to see why too.
If you are interested in getting involved in this niche the time to be doing it is right now. Halloween is only 11 weeks away and the work you do this year will help you next as it rolls around.
I just found these reviews of 20 Halloween Amazon Products with PLR that would be a perfect start for your Halloween site.
If you are looking for a hot niche and ready to get started right now here it is for you.
One of the things that works well on another of my blogs is to ask for questions. So may be time to start doing that here.
Just about every successful marketer I know uses private label rights in their marketing yet I always see people knocking the use of private label rights.
Usually those knocking PLR have no idea how to use it effectively. Even worse is that they see it as a no work solution. Just buy and use it.
So it is time to get rid of some of the falsehoods and help you grow your business quickly.
PLR especially good private label rights articles, reports and e-books can save you time but you need to do some of that nasty 4 letter word WORK.
You do need to use them as a base and make them your own.
So if you have questions on how best to do that take the time to ask your questions below in the comments.
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.
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