High Quality Monthly PLR sites - do they exist?

[razztek]

I'm looking for a good high-quality monthly PLR site. Ideally, it would have 1-3 PLR ebooks, related articles, a sales letter/page, a minisite with .psd graphics so I can change them completely if I want (and should), and a real bonus would be additional pages (thank you/download, affiliate, etc.), audios, and videos.

I've seen a few just Googling, but it seemed like the really good ones (like Tony Shepherd's sites) are limited and sold out. Yeah, I'm on the (probably) long list to join one of his, but in the meantime I've come across a lot of crap, or ones that want $67 on up per month.

Any recommendations are very, very greatly appreciated. I'm looking to create mini-sites to flip and use these as part of my membership site.

Cheers!

Rob

[jon99]

Sorry to bump this thread up, but I'm interested in knowing whether such sites exist too, so I wont repeat creating another new thread.

Anyone have any recommendations? Please share

[Jay Rhome]

No recommendations, but a bump, as I'm looking for that at the moment as well.

[jon99]

I just check out Tony Shepherd site. It seems that they only accept 100 members which is quite a good thing. I just hope that there will be more membership like this.

[rdbranson]

Does anyone have experience with Cody Moya's site(s)?

[brendan301]

I used to be a member but I never used the stuff. the membership is pricy imo at $97/mo

[Ronnie Nijmeh]

What niche are you in? If you're interested in personal development stuff, check out my sig.

Ronnie

[Jesus Perez]

PLR Pro ebooks has everything you mentioned. Top notch guys, too.

PLR Ebooks - PLRPro Ebooks... The Worlds #1 PLR Ebook Provider

[mario_a]

I am a member of Monthly Content by Ryan Even, and can recommend it. Every month they provide 3 ebooks with salesletters, 300 articles, and also add many MRR, RR and PLR products on an ongoing basis in the membership area.

Monthly Content (aff)
www.monthlycontent.com (non-aff)

Regards,
Mario

[BIG Mike]

but in the meantime I've come across a lot of crap, or ones that want $67 on up per month.

Maybe I'm misreading this, but you seem to be indicating that you want a quality program that sells for a crap price?

[JP Wilson]

I have to agree with Big Mike. If you want "quality" (i.e. great products, graphics, and especially, prewritten long-form salesletters that don't need serious overhauling) you have to be willing to pay a little (or perhaps a lot) more for it.

[gb4biz]

To anyone interested on this thread, Check out the bottom tag. I'm getting ready to publish my offer shortly

[Kate Anderson]

I have a PLR membership based website that features four feature laden packages every single month with each one including:

• Exclusive Ebook Product
• High quality design (with PSD files)
• Report for each topic
• Autoresponder Messages
• Article Package
• Sales Page
• Keyword Swipe File
• Affiliate Program Listing
• Unique Squeeze Page Template

(2 Internet Marketing/Make Money topics per month, and 2 niche based topics)

Limited to 200 subscribers, and we have about 70 spots left.

Content Grab High Quality Private Label Packages

[bethrobinson]

I'd like to second the quality of PLRProEbooks. They have all those extra pieces that you ask for as well.

[robbiek]

I'd echo what mario_a recommends above - monthlycontent.com is the business. It has some very good quality stuff, and it's updated every few days as far as I can tell. I'm a member and see no reason to switch to another PLR type site.

On a side note, one thing I'd add is that these membership sites could spend a bit of time outlining the products by way of a decent description, and maybe some kind of quality rating. This would save downloading stuff you aren't interested in or its unsuitable for your needs.

[rob6188]

I did a review of the plr company I use 2 years ago, and I am still a member and affiliate. I've been a little out of the scene for a while, but I have some great ideas to start really using the content available there.

It's not enough to join a plr company and use the content in your blogs or re-write them for article marketing IMHO. You have to come up with an original idea, think outside the box. There are numerous examples of warriors doing this, just skim the wso and you'll say to yourself "why didn't I think of that".

Anyway, I put screen shots of some of the products and member's area for you to see exactly what you are getting. They've added a couple other features that are handy for getting started, but it's cookie cutter stuff that won't earn you a dime unless you get creative.

Review of Infogoround

[razztek]

Originally Posted by BIG Mike

Maybe I'm misreading this, but you seem to be indicating that you want a quality program that sells for a crap price?

Crap price? Hardly. I see a lot of the $67 and up PLR sites that produce total CRAP that you can get with a $27/mo PLR site. I'm just saying, you DON'T always get what you pay for - higher price doesn't always mean higher quality. In fact, the myth is out there so much that people end up shelling out more than they should and still get garbage.

In the end, I wouldn't mind spending $67/up if the content was good, but there is so much junk out there now it's pathetic.

[mario_a]

Originally Posted by robbiek

On a side note, one thing I'd add is that these membership sites could spend a bit of time outlining the products by way of a decent description, and maybe some kind of quality rating. This would save downloading stuff you aren't interested in or its unsuitable for your needs.

You should send this feedback via the Support link on the site to the owner, Ryan Even. He is usually very responsive.

Regards,
Mario

[mario_a]

Originally Posted by bethrobinson

I'd like to second the quality of PLRProEbooks. They have all those extra pieces that you ask for as well.

The quality of the ebooks from PLRProEbooks is quite good.

However, their support is really poor to say the least, and you should consider yourself lucky if you get any reply at all to a support ticket.

See this thread (and other threads in the same forum) for examples :
Archives for the last 2 months! - Internet Marketing Forums

(You may have to register to view the thread)

Again, the actual ebooks' quality is good, but their overall delivery of the packages is always missing something (keyword research missing or audio missing or archives not accessible or ....), and their customer support leaves a lot to be desired.

Regards,
Mario