PLR Guides?

you need to sit and rearrange by editing the books you have and place advert for selling them, but u need to know that you must reduce the price

Lower the price? Why?

The OP mentioned he plans to add the PLR to his own products and sell them. Seems that would increase the price/value. Maybe I missed something?

To the OP, are you asking for guidance on creating your own products from PLR? Or something entirely different?

Tina

My advice -- read any PLR you're using carefully and evaluate not only the ideas and the content, but also how much work YOU will have to do to clean it up and change it. There is a lot of really crappy PLR out there, and you can spend hours fixing it so that it doesn't sound like a moron wrote it. Not all is like this, but a lot is. I personally do a lot with PLR and enjoy working on it, but this is a huge downside for a lot of people. And if you find a source for really great PLR, sign up or buy a membership if available, it'll very quickly pay for itself.

What comes to mind at first is that there are two main ways to use PLR content;

#1. Sell it to make money.
#2. Use it to build a list.

I would at first try to decide which way you want to go (or a combination of both). It might depend on what topics of PLR material you have and what market you want to enter into.

But building a list is very important, but you can probably do both if you have enough of the same similar topic material.

Within each of those two ideas, there is A LOT of ways that you can use it, but it does depend on the time and/or money you have available and what you are capable of doing.

Feel free to PM me for more ideas.

Joel Osborne

Go to plrtips.com and listen to the Jeremy Burns interview....

John Taylor here on the WF has a really good PLR guide.

Dobinc,

In that case, go through your PRL and group it according to subject matter/niches. When you have everything divided, go through again and weed out the junk. Keep only what you know you can use.

Next, brainstorm your own titles, and make a list of topics each ebook will contain. Then, using your PLR as a jumping off point, and directional guide (to help you stay focused and on topic for the ebook you're creating) write your original material ... again, using the PLR material as a base.

That's how I would do it.

Tina

I just posted two video tutorials on how to make money with PLR on my blog.

Here is a 90 minute set on how to setup your PLR resale rights websites
How To Setup A PLR Website Video Training

And another 2 hour video tutorial on how to totally rebrand your PLR products.
How To Rebrand A PLR Product For Maximum Cash

These should help get you going!

Hi, all.

First of all, I do not disagree with any of the other posts, but there is one question that comes to my mind when I read about other inputs on how to use plr books.

Most of the people here at WF are using Affiliate marketing as their business plan.

Many affiliates promote the same product, as well.

When it comes to PLR then suddenly mostly of the advice is about how important it is to change everything so the product becomes unique.

What is the difference between selling a plr product, as is, and selling a product as an affiliate, besides the fact that you keep all the commission instead of splitting it with the vendor?

One difference is of course the control over the price tag. Plr products have a tendency to be price dumped of some people, but how likely is it that the same customer is seeing the same product from different places when we talk about niches far away from IM?

- Oddvar.

There are lot of things you can do with plr. First of filter plr and mrr products. These are two different things.

Original PM I am responding to..

Hi Jeremy.

i just watched your fantastic video series about changing PLR.

I have one question for you.

In your video you use Photoshop changing Photoshop files.

If the PLR materials do not come with the Photoshop files but only with jpeg files, what are you doing then?

thanks for your time and for your reply.

Kindly regards,

Oddvar M
ODA Marketing.


Hi again Oddvar,

I got your PM and thought I would respond in the thread here so anyone else that has run into this same problem will know what to do, I hope you do not mind.

If you purchase PLR products that do not come with PSD's then just use the PSD's from a different PLR product.

It's a bit easy for me because I have created over 250 PLR products so I have a full library of past used PSD files that I can easily change into new sets with just some simple copy and paste.

I have so many sets now we now rarely need to hire a graphics person to create new sets for us anymore.

Soon I plan to post a new video to my blog that will show how you can take two or three separate sets of PSD files from two or three products that are totally unrelated, then just use the bits and pieces you like from each of them to create one totally new set of graphics that looks nothing like the originals.

I do this all the time I am FAR from a Photoshop expert.

When I first got started mixing and matching PSD sets from different products I had never use Photoshop for anything other than to edit a photos size.

Once you start opening up the layers and dragging them around a few times it will get easier and easier to see whats going on very quickly.

Again, its easy for me having created so many PLR products, but if you are just working from products that you have purchased, do not limit yourself to thinking that the PDS's you use to create your new set have to come from the product you are rebranding or even a product that has anything to do with the new product you plan to create.

In the video set on my blog How To Rebrand A PLR Product For Maximum Cash we are obviously just rebranding to a new version of the same product.

But with a different photo (I use iStock.com) and a totally new product name this set of PSD files could have just as easily been changed into a product that teaches you to train your dog.

When I get caught up I will post a video of how to do this, but honestly it will be at least two weeks before I will have time.

Until then just take all of the PSD's from every PLR product you have ever purchased and just copy and paste them all into one folder (only the PSD's not the full products) Then the next time you need to rebrand a product go to your PSD swipe file and pick a few to mix and match.

Keep adding your new revised sets back into your swipe file to work from in the future, and in no time you will have dozens of sets that are completely unique, to use when you create new products in the future.

Have fun, and let me know when you have rebranded a product. I would love to see your work!