This week another great new report with PLR – Grow Your List
It covers the following topics
Outline Why Do I Need an Email List?
Managing Your Email List
10 Ways to Promote Your List
Five Ways to Grow Your List with Free Stuff
Use Your Website to Promote Your List
Grow Your List with Offline Promotions
Increase Your Profit with Your Mailing List
Quality Content will Expand Your List FAST!
Seven More Simple Ideas for Building Your List Locally
How Article Marketing can Build Your List
Conclusion
Now this one I did not grab personally because I have quite a few funnels already about email marketing but if you don’t this will be an excellent way to get a new funnel started.
You can
Break it up for an e-course
Edit the report and use it as bait (with your affiliate links embedded)
Use it as blog content
Use it for content on the various parasite hosting sites (Squidoo, Wet Paint, Hub Pages, et al.)
Anything else you can think of in your devious mind. Well maybe your mind is not devious but mine tends to be <evil grin here>.
Either way with a bit of effort you can quickly add new ways to drive traffic or build subscribers and profit from this report.
Check out the Grow Your List PLR report today and check out the rest of the quality PLR at Easy PLR.
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Saturday I wrote about Joel Osborne’s new PLR release but I felt it was important for you to understand how you can take a package like this and turn it into a cash cow easily.
Joel’s package includes..
* 34 page ebook – 16,800 words(DOC and .PDF file included)
* Sales page and download page
* ebook cover graphics (multiple sizes, blank and titled version included, with .JPG and .PSD file)
and after the fact he added a short promo video. At the time I am writing this there are still packages available but as it is limited to 75 they will go fast so go grab Skyrocketing Tactics.
This particular product is targeted towards beginning marketers starting online and if that is your target here is what I would do.
Go through and personalize the book and add my links where various necessary tools are mentioned like an autoresponder, hosting or other items that a new marketer will need in my case I would mention The Marketers Hosting because it is an all in one solution for the new person’s hosting, autoresponder and affiliate program.
Set up the sales page and download pages with the edited book I created.
Use the video to create a squeeze page and follow it up with the what a person needs to do that is talked about in the book and recommend they grab the book to see exactly how to do it.
Use the content of book as the basis of articles on the various topics the book covers and send people to the squeeze page in the signature file.
Now there are a lot of other ways I could add to drive traffic but the key would always be to send those people to a squeeze page and use the e-course to sell the product.
Then you could add more traffic sources and find more related products and affiliate products that you can recommend to your subscribers.
Doug Champigny will be teaching a 4 week intensive course on how to do this and much more called Power Start 2010. It will be held each month but if you get in for the February course you will save $200 on this intensive training. Get yours before the 25th when the price goes up.
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.
I called in a favor from a friend, Craig Dawber that will allow you to grab three ebooks in the IM area with full private label rights. Won’t cost you any money at all.
The topics are…
Profiting From Web 2.0 Sites
Article Marketing Secrets
Profit Funnel Secrets
They come with the word docs, psd files and sales letters.
Definitely a great way to get started if you are new to private label rights.
by Mike Paetzold – Copyright 2009 – All rights reserved
YOU are the key to getting the most out of any private label rights products you use.
The big problems people have when using private label rights products is competing with the same product. It does not matter whether it is an e-book, articles, audio or even videos. Too many people are looking for the big red easy button and not adding themselves to the product. Usually because it involves that 4 letter word – WORK.
They want to immediately turn the product around and then end up trying to compete on a price basis with all the others that were looking for the easy button. No one makes money and everyone ends up frustrated. Part of the unfair bad reputation private label rights has gotten comes from this.
The key to using private label rights is to make it yours. You are unique. Add YOU into the mix and now you have something unique and no longer have to try and compete on a price basis.
Articles are a perfect example.
It is really easy to see that the person creating them was paid by the word. They cover the same ground more than once without a benefit to the reader. Now, in my case, my regular readers like my style specifically because I tend to be concise. I cover topics and give step by step ways to use the content.
If I were to use PLR articles unchanged on one of my blogs it would cause a huge disconnect with my regular readers. This does not mean that I cannot use them for research. I can take two or more articles, combine them to my concise style and use them as the research for my topic.
Working as the editor I can save time and create a better article in 25% of the time it would take me from scratch.
The same applies to using private label rights to create a product. This is especially true when it will be used with my name in a niche I specialize in. People expect a certain style from you. If you have built up expertise and you can cause a huge disconnect if it does not match your style.
If the product will be a free giveaway a bit of editing and adding the appropriate links may be all that is needed. Create or order a unique graphic and it can be good to go.
A product for sale will take a bit more effort.
I will usually read the initial product, make a list of what is unclear or needs more information. Either find a complimentary product to fill the gaps or fill the gaps myself.
If it is lacking you can find two or more similar products and combine them to create a new product. It covers more or goes into more detail than either did by themselves.
I still need to change the graphics, titles and sales letter to make it mine but now I no longer am competing against the easy button pushers on price. I have a valuable unique product that is MINE.
The key is to add YOU in to your private label rights usage. This will give you a huge advantage and you will find private label rights products to be a great addition to your business.
For more tips on using private label rights to grow your business check out Mike Paetzold’s blog on PLR at The PLR Secrets.
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.
by Mike Paetzold – Copyright 2009 – All rights reserved
Everyone tells you that the money is in the list but the real money is in the relationship you build with your list. To quote Jeffrey Gitomer “All things being equal, people want to do business with their friends. All things being NOT so equal, people STILL want to do business with their friends.”
So providing quality information for your subscribers is a good way to create that relationship and ultimately make you more sales. Getting good content can be a bit of a drag at times. I am sure you have sat down at the computer, pulled up a blank page and just stared because of the dreaded “writers block’.
Here is where PLR (private label rights) content can help you get started.
Now once again it is important to make sure that you know the rights for any product you are going to use. If you have an article package on your topic you can use that for content.
Take the time to do a bit of re-writing to give the content your voice and you have easily overcome your writers block. Your voice is very important in your ezine.
For example I tend to be a bit plain spoken, get to the point type of writer. I write in simple language and tend not to use fancy words. My instructional writing tends to be very concise Now this is what my subscribers expect. They like that style or they would have unsubscribed and read someone else that provides information in a manner they like.
If I were to use an article with lots of big words or droning on and on my readers would disconnect quickly. They are not expecting that type of content from me.
So PLR articles can be a perfect way with a bit of effort to generate content for your ezine. It is far from being the only way to do that. Have a PLR e-book on your topic?
Split the pieces apart to create your content. (Subject to the rights of course.)
Have PLR audios? Use that as your research for your ezine content. This can be a very easy way to put together an article for your ezine. Grab the good old legal pad and a pen (or if you are more techie open up your mind map). Do a quick outline and you now have the ideas to create your content.
I don’t know about you but for me once I have a topic and an outline writing is a piece of cake. Getting the ideas and the topic I want to cover is where I sit staring at that blank piece of paper. Feeling the frustrations building up and getting ready to break something.
The point is that any piece of PLR content whether it is an article, an e-book, an audio or a video can easily be used to create content for your ezine.
For more information on using PLR for many different purposes, check out Mike Paetzold’s blog atThe PLR Secrets.
You may use this article as long as it is unchanged (including the resource box) and all links are maintained.
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.
