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Here is a video on a few tools that will help you locate a good domain name as well as purchase it when you find one that is available:

http://screencast.com/t/XRwg85huiGg

Here are the links to the sites I mention in the video:

For Research:

http://domai.nr/
http://www.bustaname.com/
http://www.godaddy.com/domains/search.aspx?ci=8273

To Purchase:

http://www.namecheap.com/
https://www.namesilo.com/  (thank you Mike for the suggestion )

Yes there are probably a half bazillion other domain tools and places you can go to purchase domains but these are some that I use and have worked great for me.

If you have any good or bad experiences with these or other domain tools please share.

- Steve D.

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PLR Content Used As Email eCourse

There are two golden rules in a customer oriented business – getting customers, and keeping them.

Both steps are an art of their own. But what if you could kill both birds with one proverbial stone? Well, you can, and that proverbial stone is PLR.PLR Content As Email eCourse

Since good PLR is content, when you’ve got it, you can use it the same way you use any content. One of the most lucrative and beneficial ways to use content is by offering a free eBook. But an even better way of doing things is to offer a free “email course” in whatever informational topic it is that you happen to have PLR for.

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Namecheap Coupon For May 2012

Namecheap.com - Cheap domain name registration, renewal and transfers - Free SSL Certificates - Web Hosting

Namecheap New Domain Registration Coupon May 2012:

Once a month Namecheap releases a new discount code for new domain registrations. When the month ends, the discount codes expire.
Here is the Namecheap coupon for registering a new Domain Name for May 2012 – DOMAICA.

This coupon is good for registration & transfers of com/net/org/biz & de domains. For the .us domains, I did not get the coupon to work but they are already selling at a low price of $6.99 anyway. Don’t forget about the ICANN fee is also added. It is a whopping 18 cents each.

For an even greater savings, once you have 50 or more domains with Namecheap, you can contact them and request a permanent discount on all future domain registrations.

So if you have domain names registered elsewhere you should consider moving them to Namecheap in order to have 50 or more domains registered at Namecheap.

They do not need to be expiring domains either, by transferring them, you are simplyNamecheap May 2012 Image [click to continue…]

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There are certain criteria that differentiate good PLR from bad PLR.
plr good versus bad
If you are looking to purchase PLR videos or articles, you want to make sure you find the stuff that gives you the most bang for your buck.

Let’s start by listing some facts about Bad PLR:
1. Bad PLR has been used A LOT.
It’s made its rounds on the internet at least seven hundred times, and has already been around for at least three or four years. Like food, PLR gets stale and moldy. Stale PLR won’t be very useful to you, since the search engines are already full of it, and you won’t have anything new to contribute.

2. Bad PLR isn’t relevant to your niche.
If you have a blog on laser printers, then you won’t need PLR about watch bands. In this case, the PLR may not be bad in itself, but it’s bad for you. It’s a waste of money and a waste of space.

3. Bad PLR is poor quality.
Bad PLR videos are poorly made, and bad PLR articles are poorly written. The purpose of PLR is for people. People don’t bother wasting time with trash. That’s why article spinners are a waste of time. You might attract people with poor content, but you’ll never keep them.
This should give you an idea of what NOT to shop for.

So, what should you look for in good PLR? Pretty Click Here To Get Inside & See The Rest Of This Article

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Rework – Repurpose – Revamp – RedoPLR Content plrvideodirect.com

There is a right way and a wrong way to sell
PLR content
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The wrong way is taking a lump of raw PLR goodness, and selling it exactly as it is. The right way is to first change it into something else – something that is at least slightly different from the original.

This is especially important for PLR videos.

The problem with reusing identical PLR articles isn’t so much that people are going to notice as it is negative search engine rankings. But when it comes to videos, people are a lot quicker to noticing duplicate content.

If you’re looking for a way to remarket PLR videos, without the nitty-gritty of editing and splicing, the secret is in the marketing.  Your approach should exploit a simple aspect to human behavior: when people expect something different, they get something different.

The key here is “rebottling” your PLR content.

Let’s say you have two PLR video courses – ‘Making Money on eBay’, and ‘Blogging for Profits’. Maybe you also have a few ‘Killer Keywords‘ samples hanging around.

Instead of reselling each one individually, create a whole new “series” called ‘Marketing with Blogs’. In this course, you will “explain” how to use a blog specifically to sell products. Only, you will be selecting content from each of your original courses to use where appropriate – blogging videos for the blogging aspect, keywords for attracting visitors, and eBay for the marketing part.

This isn’t the only way of rebottling PLR videos, but it is an example of how you can take parts of one whole and create a completely new whole.

Another thing to remember is that you don’t have to resell PLR as PLR (unless the license doesn’t allow for it).

There are a lot of people out there who actually want to know how they can ‘Market with Blogs’. So, advertise the series as a way to learn how to do exactly that. This way, you will attract a different crowd.

A different crowd from typical PLR buyers is a great way to stand out from competition.

One problem with reselling PLR content is that a lot of other people are reselling the same thing. For potential buyers, this is a problem, as they will buy from the cheapest and highest rated. If you aren’t selling to people looking for PLR content, then you have just given yourself a big advantage, and you may very well become the cheapest and highest rated.

As long as you are the only one (or one of precious few) with a ‘Marketing with Blogs’ course, then you are going to be an exclusive option for customers who want one!

The power of PLR is content.

Content has very few limits. Don’t ever think that there is only one way of doing things.

Think Outside Of The Box!

With some imagination, you can end up selling a completely different product than the one you originally bought.

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Thanks so much for stopping by & checking out my post.

- Steve Dougherty

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