PLR on Fiverr??

Hi Rebecca,

I've been asking myself the same question. A few of the WSOs I've read about Fiverr marketing have mentioned selling PLRs so I did a little research.

I found that some sellers do indeed appear to be doing well selling PLRs. The key is that they don't actually present them as the format that is, they don't mention them as being ebooks, downloads, PDFs, videos, etc. Instead they promote the benefit the PLR is designed to produce.

For instance rather than say, "I will send you an ebook about how to get dates" they will say something like, "I will show you 5 secret ways to find the ideal date...". It really comes down to good copywriting. Sell the sizzle and not the steak, as they say.

I also noted that some niches seem to have a better response for PLRs than others. To find out if your chosen PLR is likely to sell do a search for it's niche on Fiverr by rating then look at the top sellers. Call up their profile and look at each gig to see when it was first created and how many sales (comments) have been made since it's creation. A little simple math will reveal how many of that gig has sold on average in a month's time, week's time, and so on.

If you find a information product gig that is performing up to your standards make note of the category and keywords the seller is using as well as his/her copywriting style in the gig's description. A good profile description can help too.

Another thing I've found is that it appears you can improve your chances for sales by using an appropriate enticing image (don't use the ebook cover art provided with your PLR) and a video intro to promote the gig.

Finally, I'm thinking that making your gig an 'Express Gig' might also get it more exposure on Fiverr. Should be easy to do since PLRs can be delivered virtually instantly.

Right now this is all theory as these are things I've come up with from study and research. But I'm planning to put things into practice within the next day or two so I we'll see how it goes.

Blessings & Success,

Ernie G