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What kind of health PLR are you looking for?

by aleong
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I'm thinking about trying my hand at health PLR. I've been writing health-related articles for quite a while for other people. Now I'm ready to try something different. As a physician, I have the background to write on a variety of topics. My question is this. What kind of health-related PLR are you looking for? What is there too much of and out there now - and what's lacking? Do you prefer PLR articles or would you also like short reports (10-20 pages)? Thanks for any input you can offer.

Kristie
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  • Profile picture of the author Marc Rodill
    Since no one wants to answer your question, I'll give you a point in the right direction. But you should ask people who are buying health PLR. That's the number one thing.

    Look up health PLR sites and see what they're already selling. Another thing is to go buy a few health magazines at the grocery store. That's content the market wants.

    Magazines don't just guess about these things. They have a long inventory of previous successful issues, that work better in each season. You could model that.

    Sure some Warriors might buy health PLR but you're better off going to a site that sells it exclusively and trying to understand the customer.

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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    PLR health articles on schizophrenia. I know alot about it... because i have it. And it makes my heart ache when i see 7 year old girls who have it too, and cant have a good quality of life. Plus the medications available are meant for people who are 18 and above. But these kind of articles are some that i am looking for. I just want to help others with schizophrenia and let them know how i improved my quality of life, and let them know about the medications and natural remedies that have turned my life around.
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    • Profile picture of the author Peter Thomas
      Kristie,

      I am a natural health-oholic(if that can be a word!). I work at a large Health Insurance Company in the IT department. I have casually suggested to my colleagues who have suffered from many different chronic infections natural alternatives. Every one of them is absolutely happy that some of these problems went away with common vitamins and foods. Now, many of them just go to their regular doctor only for the annual physical checkup.

      But, I am pained to see some of my colleagues suffering with overweight, obesity, diabetes, heart disease and other health conditions that they won't listen and/or not interested because I am not a qualified health expert, even though they know some other colleagues have been helped.

      So, if you can write/create on the above topics I mentioned, I am sure, there are people willing to buy. Also, as Marc suggested, browse through health, alternative medicine magazines at the book store and you would get plenty of ideas.

      Hope this helps.
      Regards,
      Peter.
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      • Profile picture of the author aleong
        Marc and Peter, thanks for your suggestions too. Peter, I'm a big proponent of natural remedies myself. If people would change their dietary choices and exercise daily, rates of type 2 diabetes, heart disease and obesity would plummet. Marc, good idea. Health magazines are always a good resource. They're a good place to learn how to write headlines and titles for articles too. Thanks for taking the time to answer.
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        • Profile picture of the author onSubie
          Originally Posted by aleong View Post

          Marc and Peter, thanks for your suggestions too. Peter, I'm a big proponent of natural remedies myself. If people would change their dietary choices and exercise daily, rates of type 2 diabetes, heart disease and obesity would plummet. Marc, good idea. Health magazines are always a good resource. They're a good place to learn how to write headlines and titles for articles too. Thanks for taking the time to answer.
          I think you could do quite well in the area of natural health and remedies.

          Many people in that niche do not have a medical background.

          Promoting natural health with a background in medicine will lend lots of credibility. Think Dr. Weil.

          You could look at his blog for ideas too. Also see how he creates and markets products, uses a mailing list, etc.

          I think your medical background and authority would make you a premium author for that kind of material. Perhaps sell niche PLR packs as WSO's to other marketers in the health niche.
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          • Profile picture of the author aleong
            OnSubie, thanks for your vote of confidence. That's what I like to hear. :-) Dr. Weil is a good resource. I'll check out his blog.

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    • Profile picture of the author aleong
      Randall, I don't think I've seen PLR on schizophrenia. Great suggestion. I've had patients who have done very well with a combination of medications and lifestyle changes. BTW, I've spent time in the past reading your posts and have learned a lot from you. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this.

      Kristie
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  • Profile picture of the author TimothyTorrents
    Or you could try writing articles for skinny people who can't gain weight easily. At least, that is my problem. I don't know how big the market for it is though. Just a suggestion.
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    • Profile picture of the author aleong
      Timbonitus, that's a thought. I'm a "hard gainer" too. So much focus on losing weight and very little on how to put it on. Thanks for the suggestion. :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author ElaineBrown
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    I think there is huge demand for content about skin problems and hair loss too.
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    • Profile picture of the author Enfusia
      One thing you may wish to consider would be; why write PLR and work for pennies. Start your own health related blog and put your knowledge to good use on it.

      You can get traffic to it by guest posting on many other health related blogs.

      Long term your income will be many fold that of writing PLR.

      Just a thought.

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  • Profile picture of the author mikecount
    Natural health remedies. Can't go wrong with there, that is a large niche with lots of sub-niches. I think premium PLR with limited availability can do very well there.
    Lots of very strong convictions in those sub-niches and passion makes a good moneymaker
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  • Profile picture of the author aleong
    Patrick, I have a health blog. Unfortunately, I made the focus so broad that I'm having trouble getting search engine rankings. I started it mainly for patients locally but I was hoping to eventually build up enough content to get decent rankings. It may take awhile. Love the protein supplement suggestion. That's one I hadn't considered. Thanks to all of you for your suggestions. You've sparked some ideas for me. :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author carnal
    First of all, you have to let people know that you can write good PLR articles. After that, you should decide to keep the price low.
    I recommend you to do a bit of research online to see who are selling PLR articles and at what prices.
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