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PLR Guide Books... Where do you get yours?

by manicmethods
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I've seen a few sites mentioned but I just wandered where you personally go, what sort of price do you expect to pay as well?

Also, I know what PLR is, but do know anywhere to buy EXCLUSIVE content. So where only one copy is available then it's sold out. Or limited copies at least.

Just I don't want to find the PLR stuff I buy to be plastered left, right and center across the web.

Thanks for the help!
#books #guide #plr
  • Profile picture of the author HeySal
    I just write my own.

    Seriously -- if you want exclusive writing done for you, you better be willing to cough up a wad for them. If all you're offering is what a person can make from selling 10 or 20 copies themselves, there's not much reason for them to write one for you, is there?
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  • Profile picture of the author davidsu
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    For very exclusive PLR you can create it at Odesk. For high quality limited PLR, you could find it through WSO section. There's a lot there
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  • Profile picture of the author manicmethods
    Cool. I'll check out the WSO section.
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    • Profile picture of the author TheArticlePros
      Originally Posted by davidsu View Post

      For very exclusive PLR you can create it at Odesk. For high quality limited PLR, you could find it through WSO section. There's a lot there
      Originally Posted by manicmethods View Post

      Cool. I'll check out the WSO section.
      Make sure and check out the rights before you purchase it. On the PLR that I sell, I offer it in limited quantities (100 total to be sold, ever) and I don't allow resale on it. I do allow it to be modified however the purchaser likes, though.

      If you don't see the rights listed, as the seller first so that you know what you are allowed to do with it.

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  • Profile picture of the author Seatbelt99
    Writing a new, unique guide book would be much more expensive than using a PLR option. It has a lot of advantages as well though so if you've got the money it can be worth it.

    I think the WSO section is good, but the warrior for hire section might be a better choice since that's where most content creators post their services.

    Good luck

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  • Profile picture of the author Tantalizing Web
    Cheap PLR can be very uselful but i wouldn't publish it as is. I've been known to go through this kind of PLR and change it sentence by sentence. I also find a lot of PLR that is just wrong. I remove that and correct it.

    Yes that takes more time but failure to do o can hurt you. Depends on what you have and what you are doing with it.

    One of the best ways to use it is learn from it and the do your own product.

    Exclusive PLR is really more like a ghost writer, I don't think of that as PLR but I suppose it is.

    PLR for what purpose, website content? Selling an eBook? Video training? I bought a really good PLR course the other day. It has 53 videos in it with the transcripts. The best thing I could do is take those 53 transcripts and make my own video. I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed with that idea. One might find someone good on Fiverr to do that for you, personally, I've had terrible luck with fiverr. I tossed the last thing I bought there. Oh well, out an entire 5 bucks.

    One of the things that limit the distribution of PLR is the price. Another would be how many people are going to find the site and are they giving you the right to pass on MRR or PLR? If so, it could be highly overused. The content can still be very good for helping you to come up with ideas to write about.

    I've seen cases where one PLR article, word for word dominated the first five position in Google SERP so it can rank even if it is out there on many sites. I don't think it would do much for one's reputation though if you're trying to build a brand, bad idea.
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