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Selling articles as PLR vs just putting them on my site?

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I have a website in the fitness - strength training niche. I created the site out of genuine interest and knowledge in that particular area. I wrote some articles for the site but was since wondering if it might be better to try sell any future articles as PLR (possibly private label rights) or simple add them to my site and try to monetize them through the traffic they may bring.

Any opinions? Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author internet marketing tools
    if you prefer to sell it.you just need on flippa but there a lot of buyers need more proofs to ensure them that your site converts into money making system.flipping will just make short terms but with making your site as your self branding,you can have a long terms business.
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  • Profile picture of the author TimothyTorrents
    It's up to you. I know some people who make some extra cash selling batches of PLR articles, it might be profitable. It will definitely be more profitable than putting them on your website. Most articles that people publish don't actually bring in a lot of traffic, unless the articles are incredibly detailed.
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  • Profile picture of the author lotsofsnow
    Why don't you do both... kind of.

    1. Write articles and put them on your site
    2. Create a different version of the article and
    sell that version with private label rights.

    That way you get more traffic to your site and you can make additional income by selling articles without reducing the value of your site.

    Once you have done the research for an article it is very easy to write a different version
    with similar content but different words.
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