You’ve probably heard the term PLR before. It stands for Private Label Rights…and what it means is that not only can you reprint this info, but you have permission to change it in any way to make it more useful for your audience.
Why would you want PLR content?
It’s simple. As you probably know, it can take a lot of time to create content on your own from scratch.
Especially if you don’t have all the knowledge about a particular subject that you would like, so you’ll have to research the topic as well. But even if you do, writing a lengthy blog post or course can take a while, and let’s face it…you may just not have the time.
This is where good, quality PLR comes in handy. You can tweak the content to fit your needs, but don’t have to spend nearly as much time to get it done.
What types of things could you do with good PLR content?
You can do almost anything with it. You can put it on your blog, or send it out in a newsletter if you’re building a list.
You can create a course, or even a membership site out of the content.
As you can see, you’d use it almost the same ways you would use any content that you create yourself. The benefit here is that you didn’t have to spend all that time (or research) creating it yourself.
Of course, in order to save all that time, you need to find quality content. If you get junk, you’ll end up spending quite a bit of time re-writing it, and even checking to make sure that all of the content is correct…but when you find someone that has quality PLR, you don’t have to worry about any of that, and can just use the content as you see fit – without spending all that extra time.
This is where someone like Nicole Dean comes in handy.
She runs EasyPLR.com, and has great PLR articles, reports, and even eCourses.
They are all on different topics as well, so you’re sure to find something that will fit with what you’re doing.
Since the quality of these articles and reports are great, you can just use them as you want, and not have to worry that you’ll need to re-write them to make it useful at all.
What I really find useful is that right on her site she shows you how many copies total will be sold of each product, and for many she tells you how many are left right now.
I think that’s really helpful, since you don’t want to buy a PLR product that let’s say is being sold to thousands of people….you want it to be something that less people will be able to buy.
And you can easily see on Nicole’s site exactly how many will be sold.
What I also really like is that her prices are reasonable!
If you’re looking for more content for a site, course, membership site or more, I’d definitely take a look at her site. If nothing else, you’ll probably get some more great ideas on how you can use PLR content in the future!
