Selling "DUH!"
I've worked a lot of different strategies in IM over the past several years but I've only just started to dabble in the repurposing of PLR content. For those who've been doing this for years, you may find it amusing that I'm just figuring this out, however isn't the vast majority of PLR just a bunch of fluffy "DUH!" content?
I've been going through a bunch of new articles from a variety of different sources on a variety of different topics, and must admit that I'm a bit astounded at the worthlessness of most of what I'm reading. For example, consider this little gem from an article on selecting a new kitchen sink: "To choose the best sink for you, consider selecting the one which you like best.
DUH!!!
Or this genius piece of prose: "Sinks come in a wide range of colors and sizes. When selecting the right size, be sure it fits. The color you choose won't change the operation of your sink, but you will be more likely to enjoy your sink if you select a color that fits with your liking."
DUUUUHHHHH!!!!
Even if I charge just a couple bucks for these 84 pages of drivel, I'm wondering if there's something I can do beyond stuffing it with clip art and slapping a nice cover on it to add "value".
Am I the only one having an ethical issue with this?
I've been going through a bunch of new articles from a variety of different sources on a variety of different topics, and must admit that I'm a bit astounded at the worthlessness of most of what I'm reading. For example, consider this little gem from an article on selecting a new kitchen sink: "To choose the best sink for you, consider selecting the one which you like best.
DUH!!!
Or this genius piece of prose: "Sinks come in a wide range of colors and sizes. When selecting the right size, be sure it fits. The color you choose won't change the operation of your sink, but you will be more likely to enjoy your sink if you select a color that fits with your liking."
DUUUUHHHHH!!!!
Even if I charge just a couple bucks for these 84 pages of drivel, I'm wondering if there's something I can do beyond stuffing it with clip art and slapping a nice cover on it to add "value".
Am I the only one having an ethical issue with this?