Whenever I get my hands on PLR products, if I find it relevant to any of my niches, i chop it up into pieces and use it as freebies or simply us it to lure new clients to my websites by creating free tips and advice. This always works out great for me. I like your ideas as well especially using plr salespage, never thought of this. Thanks:)

I am a PLR junkie! So much so I created a site just for it. I first discovered PLR about 3 years ago. I rewrote a sales page, reworked the ebook that went with it, and launched it on a domain. On just that one re-worked product, I make around 20 sales every year for a nice tidy profit in an “evergreen” niche. Now I just need to do that times a hundred and I can retire in the Bahamas or something!

I use it in a pinch and rewrite at least the first paragraph or two and edit throughout. I prefer to use original content, but recently PLR really helped me keep the site going during a cross-country move and being off-line for longer than I wanted. By the time I was back online, I was exhausted and someone sent out a notification of a large pack that fit my target audience. What a God-send that was!

Nice post. I like to use PLR as a starting point for my video courses. I compile a script using several articles or break a book down into bite size sections, add some images and “film” it. Of course I also have the written copy to include for those who lime to read. Another added benefit is making a workbook to go with the package.

I do use PLR, but only in my own projects. I will use PLR to create special reports to build my lists. I sometimes use PLR to create presentations. Sometimes PLR content just helps me to get going when I’m having writer’s block.

I just bought my first PLR package and I like it so far. I use it as a jumping off point as I tend to do better if I have a draft to work off of.

Thank you Nicole for the great PLR.

Jeanie

Hi, Nicole. I am a newbie in this arena. I work as a hospice nurse and I have a private healing practice. Time is a premium for me. Like many, I get stymied. I am very knowledgeable and I get writers block like the best of them. My mentors suggested PLR products. It is a great starting point. I can get in, tweak it, change it all around to fit my style. And I do like the sales page. That is a huge saver. Thanks Nicole.

Count me in, Nicole. If I can find sources of PLR that are really good (like yours), it’s a great source of ideas and the outline for an article, blog post, ebook, etc. Then if the PLR kind of sounds like me–whoa! I just hit the mother lode!

Hi Nicole – I am “officially” a huge fan of PLR!

I have to clarify, however – as a professional writer, I ONLY use it for my own projects – and never, ever for clients.

In my opinion, PLR’s real value is in how it is used – therefore, I never re-post PLR content “as is” directly to any of my sites or blogs. Infusing it with your own opinions and insights is a great way to make the content uniquely your own – and will keep the tone and voice of your site consistent.

Without question, well-written (very important!!) PLR content is one of my favorite brainstorming tools. It allows me to leverage another writer’s time and research – reading through a couple articles or an ebook almost always gets my own creative juices going – and helps me create my own original work much faster.

Nice post. I like to use PLR as a starting point for my video courses. I compile a script using several articles or break a book down into bite size sections, add some images and “film” it. Of course I also have the written copy to include for those who lime to read. Another added benefit is making a workbook to go with the package.

Yes, yes and oh yes I have SUCCESSFULLY used PLR for years in every business venture I have.

The most financially profitable way for me to use plr has been using it for:

1) My membership web sites.
2) Lead generation.
3) Coaching/consulting.
4) Product creation (personal and for sale).
5) “Social” proof.
6) And MUCH more…