I have answered the perennial "best source for PLR" question to my own satisfaction but it suddenly occurred to me that I might be able to contribute meaningfully to the going discussion, because I've bought more PLR than you. No, seriously. Anyhow the question is no longer academic.

I finally published my product on Friday. I won't link to it, but it's a mixed media course on called Instant Website.tv for anyone who wants to learn how to start a website. (WordPress, natch.)...

In his Blog Curation class, Harlan Kilstein claims that you can get good rankings fast through curation, which is a fancy way of saying linking to other people's sites and wrapping it in a little editorial content.

He's right. In fairly short order I brought my website named webmarketingfree.com to page 1 of Google for the search "web marketing free".

In my previous blog entry, inexpertly titled http://www.warriorforum.com/blogs/to...ting-free.html,...

I finally started following Harlan Kilstein's advice and have been updating my Web Marketing Strategies blog regularly over the last couple months, and to up the ante I have used a pure curation play with zero SEO. Arguably negative SEO because I did what i would normally regard as well under the minimum any sane site should use. Result: It just hit page 1 of Google for this keyphrase, with was my initial target:

web marketing free

Pretty good, if I do say so myself,...

Press release distribution sites are widely documented--and inaccurately so. Many places that used to accept press releases, like EzineArticles, no longer do so. Some of the effective ones with high page rank are inexpensive (PRWeb, GoArticles). I ended up having to create a page that listed Press Release Distribution Top Sites to keep track of the players. In coming days I will test the efficacy of all of them.

Tip of the hat to the no-doubt pseudonymous DocsToc user named Gracebiz. "She" (note stock photograph) has posted 18,000 articles to DocsToc. Many, perhaps all, come from a widely available pack of 170,000 PLR articls.

She's posted the articles in raw form, not even bothering to remove things like the word count. It's the #2 laziest possible strategy-and it's resulted in 100,000 article views and 4,000 profile views on DocsToc alone. All for a packet of articles she quite...