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Question For All PLR Website Owners & WSO Users ...

by amwarner
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Hi Everyone,

I just recently created my own PLR website and already have a couple of products on there, but I haven't started to promote it yet. I read some threads on here before that suggested that putting up a WSO was the best way to get started and sell some products and also get some possible subscribers.

I was prepared to do that yesterday - after I spent some time working on it and what I was going to say - then I came across something else that said that putting up a WSO is pointless if you're not really known in WF because people tend to buy from people that they trust or has been active in WF.

Don't know if that's accurate or not but it did make me not pay the money to make my WSO active for the moment.

So my question is, if you have placed a WSO before, did you have to build up a reputation and all of that by participating on the forum first? Or did you just go all in?
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  • Profile picture of the author Brent Stangel
    If you have a good product you should make enough sales to make it worth the $40.

    Have you given review copies, tried to recruit affiliates, etc.

    If nothing else, look at it as a $40 learning experience.
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    • Profile picture of the author amwarner
      I haven't given review copies as of yet. I was trying to limit the amount of copies that I sold. I may consider affiliates in which I will then have to give review copies but it's something to think about.

      Like you said, it could be a $40 learning experience.
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      • Profile picture of the author Gobala Krishnan
        I think most Warriors will like PLR, if it's something relevant. I think if you can put the PLR into a template and sell it as a turnkey website, you'll definitely get sales.
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        • Profile picture of the author amwarner
          Originally Posted by Gobala Krishnan View Post

          I think most Warriors will like PLR, if it's something relevant. I think if you can put the PLR into a template and sell it as a turnkey website, you'll definitely get sales.
          I think that's accurate. That's why I'm putting a major emphasis for myself on coming out with relevant topics. Or at least topics I believe people are really interested in.

          Just it's a matter of taking that leap of fate I guess.

          Thanks for the input.
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          • Profile picture of the author Shane F
            Take the leap of faith. Every single WSO seller started with their first at one point!

            My first was PLR articles and I had the same worries you are expressing. They all turned out to be unfounded and it turned out great.
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