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Best way to sell high-quality content?

by PalmTreeJack
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Hi. I'm trying to figure out which is the best way to sell really high-quality, well-optimized content around high-value topics. I'm fairly good at creating useful and unique articles filled with related keywords, LSI words, etc. Most of my articles eventually rank for lots of valuable long-tail keyword phrases. I also have a couple of good writers (college students) who I've trained and I'd like to continue giving them steady work so that I don't "lose" them.

I know about PLR but I'm not a big fan of it personally and I don't know if it still sells well at all. Should I just put 10 - 20 original articles in an optimized WordPress blog and sell like that? Where is the best place to sell ready-made, quality content?

Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated... thanks!
#articles #content #highquality #plr #sell
  • Profile picture of the author johnben1444
    First and foremost you need to get a site, your site should be easy to navigate around and also take orders in simple steps.

    Secondly, you need lots of reviews which can be acquired by offering people free copies.

    Thirdly, get traffic from forums, related sites, SEO, PPC, social media and others.
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  • Profile picture of the author Corey Geer
    Well you're already ahead of about 90% of the clients I meet here.. if you actually keep up with them and give them steady work.

    Honestly, the best place to sell services like that or PLR content is your own website while building up traffic to it.

    You'll find a lot of people who tell you to sell it here and acquire clients here. I'd like to know how they're obtaining those clients because the majority of the people I meet from here take days/weeks or sometimes just flat out don't respond.

    Plus you have people who claim to have work that needs done and they just never reply to your or issue out the work.. yeah.. the forum dynamic and the people I've met thus far is pretty amazing.

    I'm sure some people will disagree with me, but I'd like to know their secrets if they do disagree with me. As of right now just solely utilizing the forum, I'm struggling to obtain regular clients or workup a decent (or minimal Christmas) budget.

    My answer to your initial question: It's definitely not through forums or clientele obtained through them. I would recommend a website devoted to your services (which I still need to get around to setting mine up).
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