PLR Subscription Service: One Topic Or Many?

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One of my down the road projects is a hopefully somewhat unique PLR sub service. I'm a good writer, and I'd like to leverage my efforts, mostly due to sheer laziness and general greed, so it seems like a good fit.

The one thing I flip flop on is whether to pick one topic, like internet marketing, for the PLR or to rotate through a few, like a week of IM, a week of health, a week of debt, and a random week before starting over.

What would you be interested in?

(Note: I hope this is okay. I'm nowhere near ready to roll this out so I'm hoping no one sees it as a promotional gambit. If so, I apologize.)
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  • Profile picture of the author Dan Riffle
    Justin:

    If I'm going to subscribe to an ongoing service it means I'm in the niche the subscription serves and I need ongoing content. If I'm testing a niche I prefer to buy a pack of articles and take it from there.

    I've subscribed to plr services that send out random niche topics every month. I ended up with plr sitting on my hard drive I'll never use because the topics weren't something that interested me.

    That said, you could do just as you said in your OP, but make them separate subscriptions.
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    • Profile picture of the author Tina Golden
      I offer niche specific PLR articles, delivered daily or weekly depending. I know that unless it was dirt cheap, I wouldn't subscribe to a multi-topic list because I know I would waste a lot of it. I'd rather get what I know I need. The only time I go for a variety is when it's stuff I can resell as PLR.

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  • Profile picture of the author RevenueGal
    I agree with the others. I've been really interested in some plr memberships because of the quality, but didn't join because I didn't want to waste money on niche plr that I wouldn't be able to use. I think catering to a specific niche is much better.
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    • Profile picture of the author Justin Jordan
      Thanks, folks!

      That confirms my gut instinct, which is generally the way to go.
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