Think PLR is useless? READ THIS

[Peggy Baron]

I love this thread. It's giving people ideas on how to use their PLR, rewritten or not.

I use PLR successfully in many ways.
Here's one that's a bit different different:

I used some PLR a couple weeks ago to help me prep for a podcast interview. The research was already done in the PLR, and I had it all right there in front of me to refer to during the interview.

Peggy

[Corwinnx]

Peggy,

That is an awesome idea. I never thought of that.
You just put my brain into overdrive.

Thanks,
-Marcus.

[Peggy Baron]

Hey Marcus, there are plenty of ways to use PLR when your brain goes into overdrive, right? Just don't explode... better to share your ideas here.

Peggy

[IMChick]

Go figure, I have to give PLR another try now after reading this thread. I think that my first exposure to PLR was the internet junk written by a semi-literate 3rd grader, and it really wrecked me for any PLR after that. I just couldn't figure out how anyone in their right mind would actually use it, let alone change and do re-writes.

Now I know that PLR comes in high & low quality, just like any thing else. Thanks for writing this--it certainly cleared up a lot for me!

[anitahd]

Sorry, I am a newbie too with a ton of questions. Can you just use an article (PLR one) or are they articles? and use it for yourself like you wrote it? I am trying so hard to get the gist of this but it just won't sink in. Where do you get the PLR and when you do, what do you do with them? Do you just put them on blogs and squidoo and stuff like that? Please help, and thanks.
By the way, this site is nice and I am glad I found it.
Anita

[Corwinnx]

Anita,

First, Welcome to the WF. Glad you found it. Great people and a great community here.
PLR is easy to find. Search Google, the WSO and classified sections of this forum, and even ebay.
I use more than one article to 'spin' (make new article), but often I can use just one for populating lenses, blogs, etc...

-Marcus

[Allegro]

I think for many people the problem is, that the content is really poorly written. It is often so bad, that you can't even put it on a blog without rewriting it.
I for one tried the PLR market as a customer for a while, but everytime i bought a package it was full of crap

I really love public domain works, though. They are in 99% very well written, and free of all rights. I even started to break PD books up into articles that i can sell myself as PLR articles that have a really high quality.

In the public domain is everything that was published before 1923, and under some special circumstances even after that (but i haven't looked into that special case yet). Plus everything that the government publishes. So for starters, to get up to date high quality reports and articles, you can go to USASearch.gov : The U.S. Government's Official Web Search and look if you find something, for example about student loans. Or you look for old marketing books that have been digitalized and are in great demand... and make articles out of them. Or you sell them, like i do

[Alp Bozkurt]

The problem with PLR is that the content is usually at poor quality.

Does anyone know ultra high quality [I'm ready to pay premium] PLR resources?

[xwindowuser]

can someone direct me to a list of acronyms please? or definitions to some of the words spoken here I am still trying to catch up, thanks.

[FranMurray]

Thanks for this thread. I am going to check out ContentBoss right now.