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Does PLR Still Sell?

by RenFromPenn
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Is it still viable to sell PLR nowadays? If so, where would you suggest that you go to find buyers? Does anyone know if you would even be able to make that much selling it?
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  • Profile picture of the author Brent Stangel
    Is it still viable to sell PLR nowadays?
    Yes, I sell it every day.

    If so, where would you suggest that you go to find buyers?
    That will depend totally on the subject matter.

    Does anyone know if you would even be able to make that much selling it?
    That depends on what it is and who you are selling it to.

    If you are outside the MMO market you can make a great profit.

    The last PLR ebook I bought cost me about $11. So far I've sold 23 copies at $4.99 and added 23 buyers to my list.

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  • Profile picture of the author somenathsen1
    Is it still viable to sell PLR nowadays?
    why not? I see lot's of wso salers are selling their wso's with PLR license, and they make decent profit. I also notice lot's of people are buy cheap PLR ebooks and sell them on e-bay and they are making good sales.
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  • Profile picture of the author nicheblogger75
    I absolutely CRUSH it with PLR. I put packages of similar products together and sell them like that for low prices and absolutely kill it.

    I've built a list of more than 8,000 buyers alone from selling PLR and MRR products on JVZoo and Warrior Plus (mostly JVZoo).

    PLR is the BOMB!
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    • Profile picture of the author discrat
      Originally Posted by nicheblogger75 View Post

      I absolutely CRUSH it with PLR. I put packages of similar products together and sell them like that for low prices and absolutely kill it.

      I've built a list of more than 8,000 buyers alone from selling PLR and MRR products on JVZoo and Warrior Plus (mostly JVZoo).

      PLR is the BOMB!
      I can personally attest to this as I have bought some quality PLR from Chris in the emails he has sent me
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  • Profile picture of the author RenFromPenn
    Okay, I guess that I should clarify my question. What I was asking is if producing PLR for sale still works. You know, like how Tiffany Lambert has sold it for years.
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    • Profile picture of the author agmccall
      Originally Posted by RenFromPenn View Post

      Okay, I guess that I should clarify my question. What I was asking is if producing PLR for sale still works. You know, like how Tiffany Lambert has sold it for years.
      You should get Tiffany's ebook "PLR atm" just go to her site plrminimart.com and type plr atm in the search box.

      Also most PLR producers have turorials on how to profit from PLR so you can use those as a guide especially as a producer it will be a great help on how to market your plr

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  • Profile picture of the author munir ahmed
    Total honest answer is that
    PLR is dying slowly, Specially
    on the digital products.

    There are new ways to actually
    promote which Russell and his
    team been doing for a while,

    The Free + Shipping as it helps you
    get more hungry buyers then building
    a list of Tyre kickers and freeby seekers.

    PLR is alive in the sense of how you promote
    and what you promote.
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    • Profile picture of the author nicheblogger75
      Originally Posted by munir ahmed View Post

      Total honest answer is that
      PLR is dying slowly, Specially
      on the digital products.

      There are new ways to actually
      promote which Russell and his
      team been doing for a while,

      The Free + Shipping as it helps you
      get more hungry buyers then building
      a list of Tyre kickers and freeby seekers.

      PLR is alive in the sense of how you promote
      and what you promote.
      I completely disagree.

      I know dozens of marketers who are crushing it with PLR.

      I don't know if you have heard of Dr. Amit Pareek, Eric Holmlund, Ian Del Carmen, Jonathan Teng & Sharon Lai, Charles Harper, Jeremy Kennedy, Simon Hodgkinson, etc, etc, etc. Those are just a handful of the HUNDREDS of super successful marketers who are absolutely CRUSHING IT selling PLR.

      Then you have the THOUSANDS of marketers who are making a pretty damn good living from taking PLR and tweaking it into brand new products (like myself).

      Simply go to JVZoo and Warrior Plus and look at the top selling products section and you'll see that just about half of them include the letters "PLR."

      PLR is not slowly dying. It's getting BIGGER by the minute.

      Tiffany Lambert is probably one of the best PLR producers out there. She puts out a product and limits it to 50 copies and it sells out in a few hours. Her PLR is in such high demand that if you don't get on it right away you won't even be able to get it.

      I haven't even mentioned the marketers who are making huge money creating courses that simply show other people how to use PLR properly, or the marketers who create PLR software products that can be rebranded and used as viral traffic magnets.

      As far as the "just pay for shipping" products, take a look at some of the comments on Facebook & Instagram ads for that type of stuff. Loaded with people who never receive copies of the eBooks, people who are pissed off that they paid $8-$10 in shipping costs to have some "free" 30-page eBook shipped to them which was nothing more than a warm up for some high ticket course...

      "PLR is slowly dying." Probably the funniest thing I've heard all week.
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    • Profile picture of the author Steve B
      Originally Posted by munir ahmed View Post

      Total honest answer is that PLR is dying slowly, Specially on the digital products.

      Totally honest answer? Ridiculous.

      PLR is not dying.

      It's uses, formats, and applications are increasing as both PLR sellers and buyers are getting creative about all the ways to apply PLR in every industry and marketplace imaginable.

      Sure, there are changes in the PLR industry just like every other marketplace . . . it's a given . . . consumers and businesses never remain static. But to say PLR is dying is just nonsense.

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      • Profile picture of the author nicheblogger75
        Originally Posted by Steve B View Post

        Totally honest answer? Ridiculous.

        PLR is not dying.

        It's uses, formats, and applications are increasing as both PLR sellers and buyers are getting creative about all the ways to apply PLR in every industry and marketplace imaginable.

        Sure, there are changes in the PLR industry just like every other marketplace . . . it's a given . . . consumers and businesses never remain static. But to say PLR is dying is just nonsense.

        Steve
        I couldn't agree more.

        Like I said earlier, most of the top selling products on JVZoo and Warrior Plus in the last 30 days have been products that come with PLR licenses.

        The demand for it is HUGE.

        And now that there are some marketers who base their business on PLR putting out some really great tutorials about how to use PLR correctly, it's only going to get even more popular.

        There are two ways I use PLR. I put together packages of PLR products that are in the same niche and sell them as packages, or I take PLR products that are already decent quality and add my own material and edit them and turn them into great products.

        Of course, there are many other ways to use PLR, but that's how I've found it to be profitable.

        All of my lead magnets are PLR that I tweaked, and many of them convert leads at 40% or better.

        I absolutely LOVE PLR. The truth is, there are so many ways to make money from it I don't think I could ever put them all into practice.

        Some of the PLR that's getting put out nowadays is absolutely top notch.

        And with tools like Clickfunnels, OptimizePress, InstaBuilder, and others that make creating attractive sales pages "plug & play" easy, it's easier than it's it's ever been to repurpose good PLR into superb new products.
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      • Profile picture of the author munir ahmed
        If you read my post to the end
        then it would have made a little sense,

        Or Its maybe how i put it in txt,

        "PLR is alive in the sense of how you promote"

        PLR is dying in the sense of too many people
        are init and promoting it the similar way,

        Im in PLR my self and really crushing it.

        What i have notice is that its was becoming
        difficult for beginners and many new PLR C.E.O
        as they using old school way of promoting it.
        Im not saying that it does not work completely
        but too much competition going on around the
        same strategies...

        PLR is alive BUT you need to be ahead of the game
        and know how to get your customers.

        Hope that Clarifies What i have written in my earlier
        post.

        Top marketers like Russell, Frank Kern, Dean Holland
        and many more I can name have moved from digital
        online product to Physical Product.

        The reason why is that you get buyers straight from
        the start of the Funnel with even less targeted traffic
        and sell more in the back end,

        The conversion have tripled in out new products that's
        shown us that this is the way forward.
        FREE+SHIPPING

        SO PLR IS NOT DEAD BUT THE STRATEGIES YOU
        PLAY WILL GET YOU THE PAY...
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  • Profile picture of the author JohnVianny
    PLR still being sold expecially to newbie and for freebie seekers.

    In fact it's taught by most of marketers to use plr for giveaways.

    In addition most of the TIER 2 Seo level is made of plrs posted to web 2.0 sites

    ...and software likes Spinrewriters and so on works with a database of plr articles and books.

    So try to sell it to jvzoo or fiverr, expecially in bulk
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    • Profile picture of the author nicheblogger75
      Originally Posted by Connann View Post

      PLR still being sold expecially to newbie and for freebie seekers.

      In fact it's taught by most of marketers to use plr for giveaways.

      In addition most of the TIER 2 Seo level is made of plrs posted to web 2.0 sites

      ...and software likes Spinrewriters and so on works with a database of plr articles and books.

      So try to sell it to jvzoo or fiverr, expecially in bulk
      This is exactly how you WOULDN'T want to use PLR.

      You won't get too far giving away junk PLR to people in exchange for them subscrbing to your list.

      IMO, there is no such thing as a "freebie seeker." Marketers give away crap to build their list, and then they wonder why their list doesn't purchase anything from them when they send out a promo.

      So then they label their subscribers "freebie seekers" or "tire kickers."

      The whole point of someone signing up or your list is because they are attracted to your offer or lead magnet. If they then sign up and you provide them with some crap PLR, it's no wonder that they will never buy anything from you. They probably won't even open any of your future emails.

      As far as just selling it "as is" on JVZoo and Fiverr, that's not really a great plan either.

      Sure, some PLR is good enough to be sold "as is," but that's the exception, not the rule. Plus, it makes it very difficult to sell PLR if you don't rebrand it because you will have dozens, maybe even hundreds of other people selling the same exact product.

      There are certain products that I feel are good enough to resell "as is," but mostly they are products with MRR, which does not allow for editing. A PLR license is much more attractive, because you have a lot more freedom when it comes to editing and rebranding the product.

      Back to the whole "freebie seeker" theory. I don't believe in it. I believe that just about any subscriber can be turned into a customer if you treat them properly. Sure, it may take a bit more work, but if you can gain a regular customer it's certainly worth it in the long run.
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  • Profile picture of the author celente
    do not sell outdated stuff, but stuff on video and social media will work

    then with your proven buyers .... put em a separate list and upsell them stuff

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  • Profile picture of the author Janvi Arora
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    Yes, PLR is still viable to sell nowadays as the demand for content is increasing. Just make sure that the content you buy is only from reputable dealers. It might be difficult with PLR content to do a plagiarism check, but doing it will also let you see just how widely it has been used already. Use PLR content as a source, not as a content. Unfortunately spammers do best with PLR content.
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  • Profile picture of the author hbeezy
    PLR is not going bad anytime soon.

    I get an high-quality promo email for a PLR offer every day. I don't buy them all but that option is always there.

    I mean... we're talking about full autoresponder newsletters/sequences, full ebooks, reports, articles, spreadsheets, checklists, sales pages, oto pages, squeeze pages, software, video, audio, podcasts, templates, blog posts, etc., etc., etc.

    I'm pretty sure there's probably more to add to that list. I can't see this slowing down as long as webmasters/internet marketers/bloggers/(any user) has a demand for content in their desired niche.

    You just gotta find your prospects. Where are they? The wso forum always has a bunch of plr sales there but if you're not completely comfortable selling it there you can always JV with a bunch of marketers who have lists that promote PLR content.

    I can't tell you how much you would make or how much you're supposed to make. All I can say is that you've got to put it to the test yourself (unless someone else tells you or someone else does it for you).

    Good Luck!
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