*10 Hot Insurance Articles Similar To The Ones That Made Me $202.95 Through CPA. Proof Of Earnings*

Charann Miller · 12-12-2008, 09:15 AM

<<--Only 30 packs with unrestricted PLR will be sold->>

Hey there Warriors.

I would like to offer you...

10 Hot, Quality Insurance Articles, all unique, never before released content.

The offer consists of 5 auto insurance articles and 5 home insurance articles.

I have used articles similar in content in the past and have only posted 17 articles to generate around $202.95 in Cost Per Action commissions from Home Town Quotes.

Cost Per Action companies like Home Town Quotes are willing to pay generous commissions ranging from $8 to $8.50 for auto insurance and homeowner insurance prospects which is great considering the prospect never had to purchase anything.

Here is the proof of income generated so far this year from the articles I posted back in June 2008. As you can see just from doing the work once I have been able to earn a continuous passive income throughout the months.

I am offering you fresh articles similar in content to the ones I used which means you should be able to generate similar earnings results to mine. Of course I cannot guarantee you will see the same exact results as mine but from my experience just from the small number of insurance articles I have submitted myself in the past has still brought me great results.

Why insurance?

Just as death and taxes will always be apart of life, so will insurance. In light of the economic times we live in we simply cannot afford to be without insurance both auto and homeowners.

Here’s a sneak peak of each article:

Article Titles:

1.Car Insurance through History (word count: 438 words)

2.Are Women Better Drivers? (word count: 435 words)

3.Why is it Costly to Insure your SUV (word count: 438 words)

4. Establishing Premiums based on Vehicle Classification (word count: 426 words)

5.Car Insurance Must-Knows to Get the Most Practical Rate (word count: 446 words)

6.The Basics of Homeowner Insurance (word count 430 words)

7.Reviewing Your Homeowner Insurance: To Upgrade or Not to upgrade?(word count 441 words)

8.Facts you Should Know About Homeowner Insurance (word count 420 words)

9.Different Types of Homeowner Policies (word count 462 words)

10.Exclusions to Homeowner Policies (word count 426 words)

Article Samples:

Exclusions to Homeowner Policies

Homes are our greatest assets. Losing a home to disasters and other tragedies can be pretty traumatic so purchasing a homeowner insurance policy is the best way to protect yourself. Before signing a contract, you must be smart about getting an insurance policy. There had been several complaints about the insurance policy industry and educating yourself about what you’re getting into is the best way to protect yourself from being cheated.

Karen McArthur, spokesperson for an insurance policy consumer body, urges homeowners to be smart about purchasing homeowners insurance policies. “Do not be taken by signs that promises very low premiums and comprehensive coverage for their contracts”, she says. McArthur asserts that these types of contracts usually have a catch, usually in staggered payouts and extremely difficult recovery process. She also says that homeowners must be aware of the exceptions that most policies cover.

Reviewing Your Homeowner Insurance: To Upgrade or Not to upgrade?

Homeowner insurance can be very tricky. Homeowners usually do not review their insurance policies because of the fine print. Most of them depend on the explanation of the insurance agent and because of the technicalities, hardly listen to the nitty-gritty of the clauses. Homeowners are encouraged to review their policies to understand them and possibly upgrade to a more efficient one if their present policy does not meet their needs.

Actual Cash Value Policy

There are basically two types of homeowner insurance that you can take. First is the actual cash value or ACV policy. It does not entitle the insured the full market value if the house is destroyed or damaged. The insurer subtracts the percentage for the age of the property. For example, if your French windows have a market value of $1,500 and has a warranty of 10 years and a tree falls on them, your insurance company can deduct a certain amount for the depreciated value. The insurance company can pay as low as $500 only and you have to cover the rest.

Establishing Premiums based on Vehicle Classification

One of the factors car insurance companies take into consideration when establishing premium rates is the kind of vehicle you drive. Some are riskier to insure than others, and hence costlier to cover.

So what are the types of vehicle classifications? They are usually broken down according to their type of use. What mileage your car gets in terms of where you go with it is actually used as a standard for the rates you pay for your car insurance.
Read on:

Different Classifications of Vehicle Use

Commercial Use

This type usually has the most expensive car insurance policies. It refers to heavy vehicles used exclusively for work and commercial matters like the heavy construction vehicles and trucks. Dump trucks also fall into this category.

So there you have it:

4,362 words, 10 pages of quality content available to you to use as soon as you order.

Re-write and post them to article directories and make CPA commissions from them for months to come, 100% passively, hands free.

How To Monetize These Articles:

Use them as a template to re-write different versions to post to article
directories and increase your earnings even more

Resell them

Use them as website content

Adsense pages

Blogs

Squidoo lenses

Hub pages

Ezine content for your subscribers

Bonuses

and more...

I'm pulling out all the stops...to top it off, you also get full unrestricted Private Label Rights.

That means you get all of this:

[YES] Can Be Given Away For Free
[YES] Can Be Repackaged
[YES] Can Be Used As A Bonus
[YES] Can Be Edited And Your Name Be Put On It As The Author
[YES] Can Be Offered On Membership Sites
[YES] Can Be Sold On Auction Sites
[YES] Can Sell On The Resale Rights
[YES] Can Sell On The Master Resale Rights
[YES] Can Sell On The Private Label Rights

Just to recap, you get all 10 quality articles including unrestricted PLR rights for just...

$7

That's just 70 cents for each quality article.

If you are not satisfied with your product, there's a 30 day money back guarantee too.

<<--Only 30 packs will be sold after which I will be pulling the offer immediately-->>

Grab these articles now and start earning yourself some nice CPA commissions.

12-12-2008, 09:15 AM	#1
Charann Miller Advanced Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: New Zealand Posts: 713 Thanks: 79 Thanked 78 Times in 43 Posts	*10 Hot Insurance Articles Similar To The Ones That Made Me $202.95 Through CPA. Proof Of Earnings* <<--Only 30 packs with unrestricted PLR will be sold->> Hey there Warriors. I would like to offer you... 10 Hot, Quality Insurance Articles, all unique, never before released content. The offer consists of 5 auto insurance articles and 5 home insurance articles. I have used articles similar in content in the past and have only posted 17 articles to generate around $202.95 in Cost Per Action commissions from Home Town Quotes. Cost Per Action companies like Home Town Quotes are willing to pay generous commissions ranging from $8 to $8.50 for auto insurance and homeowner insurance prospects which is great considering the prospect never had to purchase anything. Here is the proof of income generated so far this year from the articles I posted back in June 2008. As you can see just from doing the work once I have been able to earn a continuous passive income throughout the months. I am offering you fresh articles similar in content to the ones I used which means you should be able to generate similar earnings results to mine. Of course I cannot guarantee you will see the same exact results as mine but from my experience just from the small number of insurance articles I have submitted myself in the past has still brought me great results. Why insurance? Just as death and taxes will always be apart of life, so will insurance. In light of the economic times we live in we simply cannot afford to be without insurance both auto and homeowners. Here’s a sneak peak of each article: Article Titles: 1.Car Insurance through History (word count: 438 words) 2.Are Women Better Drivers? (word count: 435 words) 3.Why is it Costly to Insure your SUV (word count: 438 words) 4. Establishing Premiums based on Vehicle Classification (word count: 426 words) 5.Car Insurance Must-Knows to Get the Most Practical Rate (word count: 446 words) 6.The Basics of Homeowner Insurance (word count 430 words) 7.Reviewing Your Homeowner Insurance: To Upgrade or Not to upgrade?(word count 441 words) 8.Facts you Should Know About Homeowner Insurance (word count 420 words) 9.Different Types of Homeowner Policies (word count 462 words) 10.Exclusions to Homeowner Policies (word count 426 words) Article Samples: Exclusions to Homeowner Policies Homes are our greatest assets. Losing a home to disasters and other tragedies can be pretty traumatic so purchasing a homeowner insurance policy is the best way to protect yourself. Before signing a contract, you must be smart about getting an insurance policy. There had been several complaints about the insurance policy industry and educating yourself about what you’re getting into is the best way to protect yourself from being cheated. Karen McArthur, spokesperson for an insurance policy consumer body, urges homeowners to be smart about purchasing homeowners insurance policies. “Do not be taken by signs that promises very low premiums and comprehensive coverage for their contracts”, she says. McArthur asserts that these types of contracts usually have a catch, usually in staggered payouts and extremely difficult recovery process. She also says that homeowners must be aware of the exceptions that most policies cover. Reviewing Your Homeowner Insurance: To Upgrade or Not to upgrade? Homeowner insurance can be very tricky. Homeowners usually do not review their insurance policies because of the fine print. Most of them depend on the explanation of the insurance agent and because of the technicalities, hardly listen to the nitty-gritty of the clauses. Homeowners are encouraged to review their policies to understand them and possibly upgrade to a more efficient one if their present policy does not meet their needs. Actual Cash Value Policy There are basically two types of homeowner insurance that you can take. First is the actual cash value or ACV policy. It does not entitle the insured the full market value if the house is destroyed or damaged. The insurer subtracts the percentage for the age of the property. For example, if your French windows have a market value of $1,500 and has a warranty of 10 years and a tree falls on them, your insurance company can deduct a certain amount for the depreciated value. The insurance company can pay as low as $500 only and you have to cover the rest. Establishing Premiums based on Vehicle Classification One of the factors car insurance companies take into consideration when establishing premium rates is the kind of vehicle you drive. Some are riskier to insure than others, and hence costlier to cover. So what are the types of vehicle classifications? They are usually broken down according to their type of use. What mileage your car gets in terms of where you go with it is actually used as a standard for the rates you pay for your car insurance. Read on: Different Classifications of Vehicle Use Commercial Use This type usually has the most expensive car insurance policies. It refers to heavy vehicles used exclusively for work and commercial matters like the heavy construction vehicles and trucks. Dump trucks also fall into this category. So there you have it: 4,362 words, 10 pages of quality content available to you to use as soon as you order. Re-write and post them to article directories and make CPA commissions from them for months to come, 100% passively, hands free. How To Monetize These Articles: Use them as a template to re-write different versions to post to article directories and increase your earnings even more Resell them Use them as website content Adsense pages Blogs Squidoo lenses Hub pages Ezine content for your subscribers Bonuses and more... *I'm pulling out all the stops...to top it off, you also get full unrestricted Private Label Rights.* That means you get all of this: [YES] Can Be Given Away For Free [YES] Can Be Repackaged [YES] Can Be Used As A Bonus [YES] Can Be Edited And Your Name Be Put On It As The Author [YES] Can Be Offered On Membership Sites [YES] Can Be Sold On Auction Sites [YES] Can Sell On The Resale Rights [YES] Can Sell On The Master Resale Rights [YES] Can Sell On The Private Label Rights Just to recap, you get all 10 quality articles including unrestricted PLR rights for just... $7 That's just 70 cents for each quality article. If you are not satisfied with your product, there's a 30 day money back guarantee too. <<--Only 30 packs will be sold after which I will be pulling the offer immediately-->> Grab these articles now and start earning yourself some nice CPA commissions.