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Question about PLR

by ShayB
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I am developing some PLR packs, and I have a question.

When choosing article topics, is there an interest in historical information on a subject? Maybe as a background article? First in a series?

Just wondering if this is a good rule of thumb.
#plr #question
  • Profile picture of the author digitalproductreporter
    to me it doesn't matter what the articles are as long as they use the keyword bunches of times with as many different phrases as possible, i do seo though

    however, if someone is using them for an autoresponder sequence, then they probably care less about keywords and more about history, basics, like you mention

    depends on the buyers intent with the articles, could be many things imho
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  • Profile picture of the author Ryan123
    Hi, I have been a PLR articles buyer for long, and I would suggest that you bring history only where it is sure to make the reader think 'aha'. If its just for giving a complete picture, it may not be needed. You can get straight to the point. If you keep your PLR articles crisp, it will be good. Most of them are sand-bagged just to reach word count. Good luck!
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    • Profile picture of the author ShayB
      Thanks, guys! That was just the info I was looking for!
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  • Profile picture of the author Anthony Smith
    History/basics of the articles would probably work for you the best, I'm not incredibly familiar with PLR however.
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  • Profile picture of the author freudianslip27
    I'd suggest digging into the niche a bit to see what people in it want to hear about. I know that typically if you are writing a book, you would include historical information as a background. Is it necessary for PLR? I don't think so, but you certainly can include it if you want.

    Matt
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