Where to find good PLR products?

Here's a good place for PLR products:

Private Label Rights, Master Resale Rights, Resell Rights, Private Label Right, ebook, video, software

Hope that helps.

Thanks,
Adam

wso section is the best place to find unique PLR products. The recommended site is also very good. Alot of wso products are found over there too.

Hi

here is a cool place for plr for you to use:

Special Offer...

its also available on a one dollar trial giving you a great no hassle opportunity.

kind regards


sam
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I think the free PLR is really not good. You might want to try outsourcing and hiring someone to write the articles for you.

Look for the huge thread about this by doing a search.

Try Nicole Dean at EasyPLR... She is affiliated with Jimmy Brown, and offers PLR articles, reports and e-courses.

I disagree with you. Not ALL "very cheap PLR is no good", sometimes it's priced low to remain competitive.

If you want quality PLR, do a search here on the Warrior Forum for "private label rights" and check out some of the past and present PLR WSOs. Check their testimonials and comments and reputation. There are many good PLR writers who sell "cheap."

Nicole Dean, Tiffany Dow, and several others come to mind.

Peggy

Check this WSO http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/153738-monthly-private-label-rights-viral-marketing-software-traffic-sales-optins.html#Wg1cfhDF5IWM9pyc
regards
Zm

In my experience there is no such thing as "good PLR products", as far as uniqueness is concerned. There are plenty of great PLR sellers out there with killer products, no doubt about it. However, they get sold to the whole world and the net becomes saturated with them.

The only way around it is if you rewrite the PLR articles you purchase, or just write your own from scratch.

You can also consider hiring someone to write for you if you feel that your English skills are not up to par. However if you write like you did in your post, I think you may be able to write better than a lot of junk that is out there right now.

The above only applies if you are concerned with the content being 100% unique (which most of us are). If you don't care about uniqueness, then by all means purchase packages and add to the saturation!

Good luck.

if you want a really good product, find someone who writes regularly in your niche and buy from that person. Some have plr or can be talked into doing one.

Some experts are interested in building a reputation and might have a high quality resell rights or giveaway rights product.

General PLR quality: it is usually poor... extremely long sentences, redundant information, weak structure... shhhhhh... we have reviewing tons of plr articles lately and The Lady wants to kill me, she says it is easier to write them from scratch than transforming some of them in something decent... she manages to do it anyway, but most of them can pass a copyscape search after she leave them.

Pricing: you never know, I have given away more than once very good content to build a list. The attack price doesn't mean much: it can be set to break a market, to build a long term business, or just to collect some fast money. I think it was Frank Kern who mastered a funnel that started by a free product where you paid only shipping and handling?

By the way... You do understand that plr is not thought to be used off the box, don't you?

Laura

You will also some good PLR is reduced because it is on sale for a week

Are you on many marketers lists? I'm on a lot of lists because sometimes they really come up with good stuff, including PLR offers.

In fact, I bought a PLR a month kind of deal because he outsources the work at his own expense, then sells it to his list members. Seems like win/win to me.

Another thing you could try is to find a product on a topic that you have researched the market and have some knowledge of, partially rewrite it, re-title it, buy new graphics, (I use Planet-divinity myself) and now you have a whole new product.

The time it takes to rewrite PLR content as to make it unique again outweighs the benefits of doing it. Far too often I have bought PLR products only to realize that the writing style, register, paragraphing, use of grammar, etc wasn't up to scratch, so I turned to outsourced content writers. No, I'm not talking about unexpensive plr material, I'm talking about high end ones.

I dont advocate plr products because they simply don't help me in findig the solution to my problem which is fresh, quality content. Rewriting plr is a big no-no.

Tony Shepherd also puts out excellent PLR. Google Laycock Publishing. And yes, I agree, Jimmy D. Brown PLR is great. Nicole Dean's is good, too, but she mostly does article packs, not ebooks.