There are so many things you can do with PLR. It has almost limitless possibilities. But one of my favorite ways to use it is one most people don't think of: that's inspiration.

So what do I mean by inspiration when it comes to PLR? The great thing about it is you don't have to just use PLR to just write, you can also use it to find ideas. When you find those ideas, voila! You have plenty of content to fuel those them!

I love multi-tasking and multi-purposing things...

When you're dealing with PLR, chances are good you want to re-write it quick. If you start with a piece of quality PLR, this isn't that hard.

Time Saving Tip #1

First, simply pull up the article. You can keep the basic structure the same of the PLR article. Keep what you like from the article and delete everything else.

Time Saving Tip #2

Now that you have you have a skeleton from your PLR article, re-write it. It doesn't take long. You...

Many marketers know PLR is the answer to their marketing needs but they purchase it and then let it sit on their hard drive collecting virtual dust. What exactly should they do with it?

Re-writing is obviously the first answer, but what do you do with it after that?

Finding a way to use PLR correctly and creatively will make a big difference in your profit margin.

It's important to remember that PLR is just a starting point. I always think of it as a diving...

After I wrote my post on the importance of having a mission statement, I decided I really wanted to revise mine. Before my mission statement was more of a statement of wanting to write and earn money online. This was a great goal but I was ready to step it up and incorporate a stronger emphasis towards residual income.

Residual income, the work you do once and it keeps earning money for you months and years to come, is really where I want to focus my efforts so it only makes...

Do you have a mission statement for your online writing career?

I know it might seem a little over the top when many days you’re just sitting in sweatpants working, but trust me on this one. You need a mission statement to define what you’re doing. Because no matter how you do it (sweatpants and all), you’re providing a service that’s important. You need a structure that not only tells you what you’re doing, but inspires you to press on each and every day.


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