PLR - Use It For Your Ezine Content
July 9th, 2009. Published under Ezines and Newsletters. No Comments.
Everyone tells you that the money is in the list but the real money is in the relationship you build with your list. To quote Jeffrey Gitomer “All things being equal, people want to do business with their friends. All things being NOT so equal, people STILL want to do business with their friends.”
So providing quality information for your subscribers is a good way to create that relationship and ultimately make you more sales. Getting good content can be a bit of a drag at times. I am sure you have sat down at the computer, pulled up a blank page and just stared because of the dreaded “writers block”.
Here is where PLR (private label rights) content can help you get started.
Now once again it is important to make sure that you know the rights for any product you are going to use. If you have an article package on your topic you can use that for content.
Take the time to do a bit of re-writing to give the content your voice and you have easily overcome your writers block. Your voice is very important in your ezine.
For example I tend to be a bit plain spoken, get to the point type of writer. I write in simple language and tend not to use fancy words. My instructional writing tends to be very concise Now this is what my subscribers expect. They like that style or they would have unsubscribed and read someone else that provides information in a manner they like.
If I were to use an article with lots of big words or droning on and on my readers would disconnect quickly. They are not expecting that type of content from me.
So PLR articles can be a perfect way with a bit of effort to generate content for your ezine. It is far from being the only way to do that. Have a PLR e-book on your topic?
Split the pieces apart to create your content. (Subject to the rights of course.)
Have PLR audios? Use that as your research for your ezine content. This can be a very easy way to put together an article for your ezine. Grab the good old legal pad and a pen (or if you are more techie open up your mind map). Do a quick outline and you now have the ideas to create your content.
I don’t know about you but for me once I have a topic and an outline writing is a piece of cake. Getting the ideas and the topic I want to cover is where I sit staring at that blank piece of paper, feeling the frustrations building up and getting ready to break something.
The point is that any piece of PLR content whether it is an article, an e-book, an audio or a video can easily be used to create content for your ezine.
For more information on using PLR for many different purposes, check out Mike Paetzold’s blog at http://ThePLRSecrets.com - The PLR Secrets.