Best features for a PLR web site?

Hi Olive, welcome to the forum!

That's kind of a tough question. I spent a LOT of time before I launched my PLR site to do a lot of research to give me the best chance of success. I would definitely advise you do the same (you probably already are - hence this thread )

Other bits of advice I have are to be unique (don't release content that's already been done a million times) and to interact with customers. I think building a relationship with customers helps a lot.

And - from day ONE - start building your list!

Good luck

Hi Olive, welcome.

I've never built a PLR site myself, so I can't give you any specific "building tips", however, its success will hinge heavily on site traffic. That being the case, I would advise you to put some serious thought into devising a feasible traffic strategy.

Good luck,

Hav

Good question!

I wish, in the beginning, I'd thought longer and harder about how to promote my PLR site, and then taken more action. I felt stiffled because I couldn't do article marketing through EzineArticles (since they hate PLR) and I didn't really pursue other avenues until later.

P.S. Welcome to the forum!

Peggy

Welcome to the Warrior Forum, Olive, and good luck with your PLR business. The best advise I could offer if you want to make money with this is to sell only what people already want to buy. ;-)

Tina

Not sure how far along you are, but I highly recommend purchasing Tiffany Dow's PLR ATM product. That's what I used as a guide when building my PLR site.

Firstly...

Welcome!

Here's my take on this...

The first thing I'd do is think about market positioning. What can you do to separate yourself from all the other PLR sites out there in cyberspace?

Imagine how you would like your PLR site to look? What content (visual and textual) do you imagine on your PLR site? What do you like most from other PLR sites? What features do the most popular PLR sites have in common?

Start writing down ideas (write don't type) on a bit of paper. Now your unique angle could be your graphics, your domain name and branding, the amount of PLR content you make available each month, a multi-tier pricing structure. Whatever... This is just some stuff falling off the top of my head!

But it needs to 'fall off' yours.

Just write down some ideas, don't think about it too much, just write.

After half an hour you'll likely have a full list of ideas on the angle you'd like your PLR site to take.

Put the list down.

Go and do something else completely different and forget about it.

Pick it up tomorrow and select your favourites then be prepared for a flood of additional ideas to invade your headspace. Some of these ideas you can probably go with, some of them you'll dismiss. Gradually, from the 'mist' of ideas, your unique angle will start to emerge!

Now you have the first stage of your plan.

Yeah, you need traffic (your site would die without it) but the way you position your site and the angle you take will directly influence the amount of people who decide to sign-up.

Bit of a braindump this... but I hope it helps you in some way!

Garry.

welcome, i am new too and im like a dog in a forest so many trees to inspect, i dont know where to start

thank you everyone. I am DEFINITELY going to use some of your ideas -- especially since I am committed to making this a long-term respected business. And yes, I am working off of Tiffany Dow's PLR ATM pack.

I'm having a small issue right now with my signup form, though. I can't afford Aweber right now so I'm trying to use mailchimp. I created a unique form design but when I tried imputing that code into my page, it was too big and took up too much space on the homepage. So I had to settle for a small, generic signup form on the side panel.

Do you know how I can tweak the code to make it the right size? Also, do you know anybody who does cheap header designs?

Thanks!