Christmas PLR or Holiday PLR

 

I do believe I forgot to mention the first TOTAL PLR package I’ve put together - Christmas PLR! Of course, I should have mentioned it earlier, but really, since it’s a complete package, there’s not too much for you to do if you want to turn around and sell it on your site.

Here’s what you get:
ebook
sales page, professionally done by someone else.
download page
all graphics - header, ecover, bullets, etc.
5 PLR articles
2 bonuses to go with the ebook

 For more details, look here!

Since this Christmas PLR package has been pretty successful, I’ll be producing more of them.  Well, not more holiday PLR right now, but on other subjects. Do you have a preference? Go ahead and sound off here.

 

P.S. Lucky for you ( and me, whew), I’ve asked my wizard techy friend to team up with me to do the graphics and he said yes.

 

When You Don’t Feel Like Writing a Blog Post…

See that last post I wrote? 

From a reader’s standpoint it was informative, educational, and had some value, right?  It was the kind of post fitting for a blog about internet marketing, wasn’t it?

That post was PLR.

I took a PLR article and posted it on my blog.  But I didn’t just throw it up there, I did a few things to it first.

1.  I renamed the article and added my keyword phrase to the title, the first and last paragraphs and somewhere in-between. 

2.  I rewrote the first paragraph. You know how when you search for something in Google and you see the same first paragraph in your search choices?  Don’t be one of those. Change your first paragraph for sure so people will be interested in reading what you have to say.

3. I beefed up the main section by adding to it and explaining some of the points further.  I rewrote some sentences too, but this was a well-written piece of PLR so it didn’t require lots of editing.  In these cases I’m happy to just add to it rather than spend my time fixing sentences that are horrible.

4.  I rewrote the last paragraph to point to an affiliate product I wanted to promote.  I also linked it to a post I’d written 10 months ago about this product to show people how much I believe in it. 

5.  I added a visual, a screenshot of the promotional product.

I chose this particular PLR article because I was able to tie it in nicely with a promotion.  Sometimes it works well, sometimes you have to rearrange the article more, and sometimes you’ll just post the article without affiliate links because it’s such an informative article.

Using well-written PLR can make all the difference.  As you know, I write PLR, but maybe you didn’t know I also use PLR - mostly for my non-im niches.

Do you use PLR on your blogs?

New Dog PLR Package - Discounted

I keep forgetting to post here about my latest PLR package. What kind of marketer am I?

I really like writing for the pet niche since it’s a topic I know a lot about. I used to be a pet sitter and I have a lot of knowledge about dogs, dog training and behavioral issues. In fact, I’ve done an ebook that will be on ClickBank soon.

Back to the PLR here, I’ve done things a little differently this time. Instead of just a bundle of articles, I wrote a short report and a bundle of articles. I’m quite pleased with how it turned out, and I think you’ll love it if you’re in the dog or pet niche. Details following…

One report called Common Dog Training Problems:

Chapter Titles:
Introduction To Common Dog Training Problems - 640 words
House Training Your Dog, It Can Be Done - 541 words
Is Your Dog’s Barking a Problem? - 487 words
Dogs Who Dig, And What To Do About It - 705 words
OMG, He’s Chewing On Everything! - 436 words
How To Stop a Dog From Jumping Up - 523 words
Stop The Biting - 475 words
Leash Training Can Be Simple - 438 words

This report can be given away to grow your list. You can also throw some graphics in it and sell it to your list! Feel free to tear it apart and use each chapter as an article in your email ecourse, newsletter, or blog.

Plus you get 7 awesome articles:

Titles:
Crate Training Is For The Dogs - 456 words
Does Your Dog Have Separation Anxiety? - 492 words
Before You Get a Puppy, Consider These Things - 621 words
Prevent Dog Training Problems In The First Place - 524 words
Tips For Curbing Dog Aggression - 592 words
Why Won’t Your Dog Use Her Dog House? - 524 words
You Can House Train An Adult Dog - 438 words

The special price right now is $15 if you buy through this link.

Otherwise, full price on my website is $20.
Don’t wait - the numbers are limited to keep it somewhat exclusive, plus the sooner you buy it and use it, the sooner it can help you.

New PLR Bundles Available

 

 
Just letting you know what I’ve been up to lately… since it’s obvious I haven’t been blogging much here…

I’ve been cranking out my best PLR.
Here’s what’s new and available at a discount:

Anxiety and Panic Attacks PLR

Get Fit PLR

Affiliate Marketing PLR

Money Saving Tips PLR

Golf PLR

Next week I start working in earnest on my newest crafty plan to help you make the most out of your PLR. I’m actually quite excited about it; it’s going to be huge.

Guest Blog Post on John Thornhill’s Blog

 

I nearly forgot to mention that I did a guest blog post on John Thornhill’s blog the other day.
The title is Mistakes Made When Using PLR.

Please do run over there and read it.  I tried to give lots of meaty content.
And don’t forget to leave a comment! 

Thanks,
Peggy

How to Use PLR

I just wrote a rather lengthy guest blog post on John Yeo’s internet marketing blog. It’s about using your PLR articles to create a short report. I gave as many details as I could considering I was writing a blog post… if you want to know even more I have a short report about it here.

Have a great day.

How To Write Popular Blog Posts

How To Write Popular Blog Posts

Maybe you’ve been blogging for a while but sometimes you feel like you’re talking to yourself.  You would really like to know how to write popular posts - the kind that people thank you for and link to because they liked it so much. You want your blog to be popular and get lots of dates on the weekends. Oh wait… that was my wish in high school.

But let me dive into that analogy…

The popular kids in high school had the best clothes as well as some of the best opportunities to succeed because everyone, including the teachers, liked them.  They were forgiven when they made mistakes and were sought out because they had qualities other kids wish they had themselves.  They were followed and copied and quoted by kids who wanted to be like them.

Having a popular blog is like that.  Your blog is well-liked and the occasional mistake or off-base rant is forgiven.  Your blog is followed, copied, and quoted and that means lots of traffic to your site.  You, the blogger, are given the best opportunities - JV partnerships, affiliate promotions, backlinks, interviews, and more.

But every post you write doesn’t have to be an award-winning post, so don’t feel overwhelmed with the pressure here.  You do need to take a little more care with some of the blog posts you write so that you’re giving some really killer content.

A popular post will have some “wowness” to it for the reader.  They’ll bookmark your site, Digg It, blog about it themselves, and leave comments.  You’ll see more traffic, an increase in opt ins, and make some money with your promotional links. 

Here are some tips for writing popular blog posts:

• Take some time choosing a great blog title.  Of course you should put your keywords in it, but you should also make it attention-getting.  You want to grab people’s attention so they’ll read your post.  A “How To” or “Top 10″ or “Action Plan” not only make good posts, but make for good blog titles.

• Make your first paragraph killer.  The post is for and about them, not you.  So explain what’s in it (the article) for them. Be interesting, draw them in.  There’s no place for fluff here; it’s your last chance to get them to read the rest of your blog post.

• There is no guarantee that an article is going to be a homerun.  But if you want to try for a grand piece, or pillar post, as Yaro Starak calls it, then spend a little more time writing it than you usually would.  Do your research, write the post, check for errors, let it simmer, and polish it before hitting the publish button.

• Look at the content in your post.  Are you giving people what they really want to know?  Are you helping them or just knitting air because you haven’t posted in a while and you know you should?  People can spot the difference.  Be helpful, try to give details not everyone already knows.

• Make your post easy on the eye.  Use a font that’s not too small and easy to read, add a picture and/or screen shots, and use numbers or bullets.  Make your paragraphs short to keep the reader’s attention from wondering off.

• Don’t be afraid to ask your readers to Digg your post, rate it, or leave comments.  Sometimes a simple request does the trick.  Comments help create buzz and even more perceived value.

• Consider linking to another site(s) in your post. The sites you link to may return the favor and that will give you some backlinks.  They may even reference your article to their list subscribers or blog readers which will bring you more eyeballs.

Sometimes what end up being popular blog posts on your site may come as a surprise, but usually the articles where you spend time giving quality information that the reader really wants are going to be the winners.

Please Digg this article if you liked it. And comments are always appreciated!  Thanks.

I’ve Come a Long Way Baby

I love doing WSO’s (Warrior Special Offers) on the Warrior Forum - the thrill, the excitement of money to be made and people to make happy, the not sleeping at night because of the temptation to check email for PayPal notifications… it’s a rush for sure!

But I didn’t always feel so comfortable running a WSO. My insecurities made me worry that no one would buy or if they did, they’d leave mean comments about it. I was anxious I wouldn’t even make enough to cover the $20 cost of the WSO.

In fact, my best selling WSO did get a couple comments that made my heart plummet. They weren’t  mean but I thought my WSO was sunk. But I took their constructive criticism and made the product better. I sold even more after that!

So I didn’t die or shrink into the wall or anything, and that gave me confidence to do more WSOs.

I remember the first time I did a WSO for my PLR articles, which was before my best seller WSO. I was an unknown and untried PLR writer who had no social proof. I thought deep down that I was a good writer, but no one else knew that and I offered that WSO kind of apologetically. That’s no way to market yourself!

I’ve come a long way baby. 

I just put up my latest PLR WSO http://cli.gs/HhQWJn and I did so with lots of eagerness. I know my articles are well-written and I’m glad people will buy them and put them to good use.  Sometimes people email me and show me what they’ve done with the PLR - a new blog post, a PDF, etc. That is so cool!

That’s it for this post, I’ve got to check my email to see if PayPal is calling.

Wedding Bells

Yes, I do believe I hear wedding bells.

Not for me… I’ve been married 18 years and I’m holding out for an exotic trip on our 20th. Shhh, he doesn’t know that yet.

No, the wedding bells I hear are for those of you in the wedding niche, because NOW is the season for weddings and the time for you to kick it into high gear with your site.  And to help you with your quest to make some money in this lucrative arena, I’ve got wedding PLR for you.

It’s set up the same way as the Baby Boomer PLR through mynicheplr.com - 12 articles and 1 short report each month zipping through cyberspace right to your email. Once a week you’ll get 3 articles (and the report once a month) for just $9.95 per month!  And if you order through this link:  Wedding PLR  you will get a bonus of 5 free articles.

The advantages? 

* QUALITY PLR to add to your sites so you can keep front and center in the search engines.
* You don’t have to waste time looking for PLR, it comes to you.
* You don’t have to write articles yourself!
* Add affiliate links to the PLR articles to cash in.
* You get a short report you can give away to grow your list.
* Put some of the PLR together and you’ve got a product of your own to sell.

Just let me know if you have any questions.

Wedding PLR is the link.  Here are the titles for the first month.
It’s limited to 100 members, but if you get in now you’ll be among the first to get your hands on the articles!

Peggy

Baby Boomer PLR

I’ve been so busy writing and editing PLR, and playing with my new software (EZ Management Content) that I forgot to mention my latest Warrior Special Offer.

Pat Graham and I have teamed up to bring fresh, quality PLR to those of you in the Baby Boomer niche.  This PLR also works for other lifestyle niches too, just read some of the titles here.

This Baby Boomer PLR is actually a membership that brings you 3 new PLR articles every week plus 1 short report every month via email directly to your in-bin.  No more going out and searching for it; this PLR comes to you.  Believe me, I know how much time can be wasted searching for good PLR.  Been there, done that.

 

I think you’re going to like the price…
12 articles and 1 short report every month for $9.95 per month!
And, if you go through the WSO link now, you get 5 free PLR articles as an upfront bonus.

 

Pat and I are trying to stand out in the PLR world as top quality PLR producers.
Here is one of the comments we got on the Warrior Forum recently:

Here’s the deal: If you are looking for Top Quality, Well Researched, and Incredibly Readable material for your niches, you’ve hit the jackpot here.

I have rarely seen writing as well researched and readable as this that I didn’t write myself. The topics are well covered, the grammar is excellent, and the layout and formatting is tight and clean.

Believe me, I buy PLR all the time, and usually it’s nothing more than an “idea generator” for me. I spend HOURS rewriting and tweaking it before it EVER sees publication on one of my sites.

But this stuff? I would have trouble rewriting it at all, it’s so good. I would have NO problem posting this material or sending it to my lists Verbatim.

Now think back…or search this forum…

When have you EVER seen me give a testimonial like this?

Yep…Never.

But work THIS good, by a Warrior who has truly earned the name deserves recognition, especially with all the bullsh*t we’ve seen here in recent months.

Kudos, Peggy- keep it up. You’ve raised the bar for all.

Peace,

Gman
www.askgman.com  

I’ll close now because that comment still leaves me speechless.  I do just want to mention that you can cancel your membership at anytime and it comes with a guarantee.

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