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Can you guys give me tips for my new PLR website?

by OliveWest14
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Hi!

Working with Tiffany Dow's PLR ATM course, I created my first PLR site, PLRCache.com. Now, it's very basic and I'm moving rather slowly through getting it together. I'm not a CSS, code person. I can understand that stuff if someone really explains it to me and where it goes, but beyond that I'm hopelessly lost.

So right now the only things on my site are a few categories and PLR article packs for sale. I'll be adding to it over the next few days, weeks, years, etc.

Could you guys check it out and give me some tips, courses, suggested widgets, etc that I could use to really get this thing looking professional? Also, if you guys could give me some requests for plr article pack ideas, I'd love to hear them!

Thanks! I really appreciate it.
Olive
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Shook
    Hi Olive,

    Congratulations to you on getting your site up and going.

    There are a couple of things that kind of stick out right away.

    It would be OK for you to sell affordable PLR instead of cheap PLR, if you can change the little bubble in your header.

    See if you can get a link to your home page on your navigation bar.

    Anybody that comes to your site to buy PLR will not know whether you are new at this or experienced, but they will be expecting some quality material at a reasonable price. So you do not need to tell them tht you are new at this and getting better. That's probably not what folks are looking for.

    On the pages for your various products, it would be good to tell a littel more about them and maybe put a small sample - a paragraph or two so people will be able to see if your writing style suits them. It doesn't have to be a sample from the pack you are selling.

    I hope those things help a little.
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