Turn PLR Into Gold

hebsgaard · 09-19-2011, 01:49 PM

Have you ever bought PLR with the intent to turn it into gold?

Have you succeeded?

Most people (I could insert a randomly made up statistic here, but I won't) don't get that far. OK. In all honesty I didn't get that far. At least not for a very long time!

On the surface PLR seems like easy street to having your own products, generating your own content etc.

More often than not that's a very bad idea. By its very nature PLR is something that a log of people get their hands on. That's why you will see a lot of PLR offers limiting the volume that is sold. That's great!

The bad news is that this approach makes it more expensive to you (which is also one of the reasons the sellers limit the volume. It's that old scarcity trick!).

What if I told you I don't care how many people get their hands on the same PLR as I do?

Yup! As long as the PLR material is great I don't give a flying monkeys bottoms how many people have it lying around on their hard drive!

Why don't I care?

Well, allow me to applaud you for asking such an outstanding question!

The reason I don't care is that I only use PLR material for research! There you have it! I never use PLR material as is!

Sure, I may use chunks of it as is, but I will never publish it without altering it (with one notable exception).

PLR material is there to speed up my product creation process!

If the source material is of a high quality (never settle for anything less!) I can knock out my own information product in just one or two workdays. Depending on my chosen format even faster than that!

The source material is used in chunks. The good bits are kept, expanded upon and optimized. The bad bits are thrown away. Sometimes more than one PLR product will be combined into one information product. Occasionally source material will be used as is as a bonus to the main product, but that's it. In short that is how you turn PLR into gold.

If you want a more detailed explanation of how it's done allow me to recommend Instant Info-Product. This guide will take you through the process of creating your own information product using PLR or public domain source material. I've knocked $10 off the $17 dollar price tag until October 21st at which time you will receive a special surprise!

09-19-2011, 01:49 PM	#1
hebsgaard HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Odense, Denmark Posts: 208 Blog Entries: 32 Thanks: 64 Thanked 82 Times in 30 Posts Social Networking	Turn PLR Into Gold Have you ever bought PLR with the intent to turn it into gold? Have you succeeded? Most people (I could insert a randomly made up statistic here, but I won't) don't get that far. OK. In all honesty I didn't get that far. At least not for a very long time! On the surface PLR seems like easy street to having your own products, generating your own content etc. More often than not that's a very bad idea. By its very nature PLR is something that a log of people get their hands on. That's why you will see a lot of PLR offers limiting the volume that is sold. That's great! The bad news is that this approach makes it more expensive to you (which is also one of the reasons the sellers limit the volume. It's that old scarcity trick!). What if I told you I don't care how many people get their hands on the same PLR as I do? Yup! As long as the PLR material is great I don't give a flying monkeys bottoms how many people have it lying around on their hard drive! Why don't I care? Well, allow me to applaud you for asking such an outstanding question! The reason I don't care is that I only use PLR material for research! There you have it! I never use PLR material as is! Sure, I may use chunks of it as is, but I will never publish it without altering it (with one notable exception). PLR material is there to speed up my product creation process! If the source material is of a high quality (never settle for anything less!) I can knock out my own information product in just one or two workdays. Depending on my chosen format even faster than that! The source material is used in chunks. The good bits are kept, expanded upon and optimized. The bad bits are thrown away. Sometimes more than one PLR product will be combined into one information product. Occasionally source material will be used as is as a bonus to the main product, but that's it. In short that is how you turn PLR into gold. If you want a more detailed explanation of how it's done allow me to recommend Instant Info-Product. This guide will take you through the process of creating your own information product using PLR or public domain source material. I've knocked $10 off the $17 dollar price tag until October 21st at which time you will receive a special surprise!