by Steve on January 10, 2010
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by Steve on March 8, 2010
Here is a video version of the previous article. I used the tools mentioned in the article - Impress for the slides & Myna for the audio.
The first few times you convert your articles into videos, you may have to deal with the 'learning curve' but once you have it mastered, you will be able to take advantage of both the article directories as well as the video distribution sites like I mention in the article/video.
Steve D.
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by Steve on March 7, 2010
How To Get The Most Out Of
My PLR
Maximize Your PLR Profits
PLR (Private label rights) content can be nearly as good as hiring
someone to write for you if you know how to use it right. I'm going to
cover a couple of different ways to squeeze some extra mileage out of
your PLR articles. First off though, getting good PLR is probably the
best advice I can give. There is nothing more aggravating than having
to spend more time rewriting bad PLR than writing it from scratch
yourself.
But in any case, even when the PLR is good, always plan to rewrite it
somewhat. Changing the title around (keeping your keywords intact),
modifying the section titles, and adding an introductory paragraph or
page are the minimal changes.
Avoid Overkill
It’s easy to get carried away rewriting, so try to limit yourself if
you’re pressed for time. If the article is good enough, then let it be.
The key to a good article is an attention getting title with the
keyword in it, followed by an interesting introductory paragraph. So
spend more time here than you would in the rest of the article.
The same goes for an eBook – make an introduction that lays the ground
work for the rest of the report. Spend time on the reason why they need
the information in the report and then touch up the headlines and
sub-headlines as needed. Unless you feel compelled to fill in the rest
of the eBook, try to have a “good enough is good enough” attitude for
the shortest path to success.
A Little Effort Equals
'New From Old'
Don’t forget that just because the PLR is in eBook or article format,
it doesn’t mean it can’t be sliced up into an e-course or smaller
articles that you can add to your blog and submit to the ezine
directories - or use it to fill up your autoresponder weeks ahead of
time.
Never underestimate the power of articles that are sprinkled all over
the Internet creating backlinks to your site. PLR just makes it easier
for you to come up with those articles. The more articles you have out
there, the more your name will get in front of the eyes of the people
who you are trying to reach, and as a result, you become an authority
in your field. TaDa!
PLR Videos
A newer way to use PLR articles is to convert them into a slideshow
made with Microsoft PowerPoint or the FREE counter-part from OpenOffice
called Impress. You can add major monetary mileage to your PLR Video by simply reading the article & recording it.
Adding your audio can be done with more FREE software from Audacity or some really cool effects can be added using Myna from Aviary - also FREE.
Done properly, you can have a really nice video to promote your site from YouTube or better yet, use a site like HeySpread or TubeMogul.
These video distribution sites can quickly launch your PLR videos to several video hosting sites all at once - major time saver.
Because video is a popular mode of communication, you should take any
way you can to get it out in front of your target audience. PLR
articles converted to video as well as already made PLR videos that you
buy are a quicker way to get that kind of media out there.
With PLR, you can put together an original package that pulls together
different pieces from various sources and you can bundle up a premium
information product in a fraction of the time you’d put into it if you
made it from scratch since someone else did most of the writing,
recording and research. Learn to think outside the box with your PLR.
Thanks for reading my post and please leave a comment letting me know
what you think.
Steve D.
Information Rules - Tell The World!:
by Steve on February 21, 2010
What Is A Sub-Domain
What is a sub-domain?
What is the difference between a sub-directory & a sub-domain?
How can I use a sub-domain?
These and a couple other burning questions are answered in this video
tutorial on What Is A Sub-Domain.
So check out this video and leave a comment to let me know what you
think. Do you use sub-domains? How do you put your sub-domains to work?
Thanks again for checking out the video & remember to voice
your opinion by leaving a comment.
Steve D.
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