Where to Find Good PLR?

There are dozens of people here that write and sell PLR articles, including myself. What niche do you need them in? I'd go to the WSO section and the Warriors for hire section to find some (I always see them on the front page).

If you don't find what you're looking for you can send me a topic request and if I don't already have a PLR pack on that subject I'll most likely write it up for you if you're interested.

Good luck!

Michael

Well, I was thinking either the Business/Investing/Finance niche or the Health and Fitness niche.

Lee dobbins sells some great PLR packs

It is best to write your own to give it a personal touch.

For PLR check out Master Resell Rights.

Resell Rights Weekly :: Free Private Label Rights Products

I think it's better to ur requirement.

How about PLR WSOs?

Everyday, there always be Warriors that release good quality, biz-in-a-box PLR package in bargain price...

Dan,

Remember: the free report you send potential clients is the first impression they have of you. If it's a good quality, informative report then they'll want to hear more from you.
This will include staying on your list and buying your paid products. If you send them mediocre junk (or something they've received from someone else) then they are probably not going to give you any money in the future.

The WSO is a good place to find PLR because it's still fairly new and hasn't been circulated around the net. You should still take the time to modify and change it enough to make it your own.

Don't try to save a few dollars by finding free PLR when it's going to hurt your business in the long run.

Rose

Davidsu is right, Warriors will often launch a WSO offering PLR reports and there are a lot of quality writers on here.

When you have chosen a report, it would be a good idea to either rewrite it slightly or hire someone to do it for you- this way you will have a unique product but most of the writing and research will have been done for you.

You can purchase PLR reports etc quite cheaply on Tradebit but the quality may not be as good.

I´d recommend both masterressellrights.com and resell-rights-weekly.com

Hi Daniel. You can easily find some high quality PLR reports or packs of articles that are quick to put into a report format.

For business/finance topics: (and some other topics)

Special Report Club (Melissa Ingold)
PLR.me (Ronnie Nijmeh)
Internet Marketing PLR Content (Rhonda White and Laurie Neumann)
All Private Label Content (Alice Seba)
All Star PLR (Peggy Baron)
Business Content PLR - this is my site (you can see a link to my latest pack in my sig)

For health PLR:

Health PLR Club (Lisa Stoops)
Health Fit PLR Club (Sue Fleckenstein)
Net PLR (Ruth Pound) - that links to the health category
Tiffany Dow has a health PLR membership coming in June. You can read about it here:
TiffanyDow.com/blog/

There's a lot of different ways you can use PLR. Too many to list here. However, for promoting a Clickbank product you can do a few things with it.

- Use a PLR report for list building giveaways. Do some editing first to make it "your own". Change the title and subheadings, add some images and/or screenshots, add some 'tips' boxes, add a few of your own examples, etc. As much as you're willing to take the time to do. Don't forget to add affiliate links to other products that are relevant.

- Create a report from a pack of articles. This is very easy. Just copy/paste them into one document and add cover, disclaimer, intro and conclusion. Then go through and make sure everything flows. Make it look pretty with nice formatting.

- Make and record a slideshow with key points from the articles
- Make videos using the key points and use the articles for scripts
- Create checklists or other useful tools using the info from the PLR. These can be great bonuses to offer your list, or for building your list.

Remember, you don't have to use the PLR the way it comes. Use it in multiple ways and in many places. So long as it's high quality to begin with, you'll be able to spend your time adding to it rather than reworking it entirely.

Wow Sharyn, thanks for that info. I'm a big newb with everything outside of SEO, but those are some good resources.