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February 25, 2019 by Helen 4 Comments

Why you should consider a PLR Membership

So you’re on a tight budget but still need to keep publishing content on a monthly basis? Then you might like consider subscribing to a PLR membership site.

PLR memberships have the usual benefits of PLR such as speeding up your content creation or saving you the effort of writing or recording content if this isn’t your strength. This frees you up to spend time on other tasks, such as marketing or managing your team.

One of the problems with PLR is that you can’t count on the quality from provider to provider. Yes, you could do a Google search of your ‘subject + PLR’ and find plenty to buy. Chances are though that you’ll have to rewrite it because it’s either poorly written or outdated – which is why it’s so cheap. On the other end of the spectrum, you could hire a ghostwriter or freelancer and that’s great if you have the budget.

This is where a PLR membership site can help. PLR membership sites have several distinct advantages, one being the fact that they limit the licenses sold, such as only 200 members are issued licenses. That keeps the value high because there’s a limit to how many times that content will be published. While some might say that 200 licenses are still too many, probably only 10% of the actual products are being used. The actual competition is more like 20 versions, most of which will be changed enough to avoid duplication.

Another distinct advantage is that the owners of the membership site put together high value products for their members. A package will typically include at least one 30+ page report, a 5-7 page shorter viral report, a pack of articles, and a well written sales letter with nice graphics.

Finally, a PLR membership is perfect for the infopreneur who likes to put out a niche site complete with all of the promotional materials in a matter of a few days. After all, speed is crucial in Internet marketing. With a new PLR pack ready to go you can have a brand new product available on the market every month or you can fill up your own membership site every month with the minimum of work. It’s no longer just for info product creators, though. Coaches are now using PLR content to deliver webinars and even entire coaching programs too.

The cost of the PLR membership usually starts at $27 a month. But if you break it down, you can’t beat the value. The best PLR memberships offer at least one well researched eBook ($400), a sales letter with quality graphics ($400+), and a pack of articles to use on your autoresponder, blog or to do article marketing ($200). So for the monthly fee, you get $1,000+ worth of well written, ready to go info products, which can potentially make you thousands of dollars.

One tip though is to look for memberships based around a niche, rather than general ones. For example All Private Label Content has separate PLR memberships on health, self improvement and marketing. Unless you have a wide range of niche sites, a PLR membership with content on any subject could leave you with a lot of unused PLR on your hard drive.

I don’t have a PLR membership here at Totally PLR, but I recommend those from All Private Label Content (I’ve been a member of their marketing membership before) and Coach Glue.

April 13, 2016 by Helen Leave a Comment

PLR or Master Resell Rights: What’s the difference?

Creating content for the web can be time-consuming. So grabbing some PLR or master resell rights (MRR) content can free you up to do other work on your business. But what are the differences between these two forms of content and which one should you use?

Well, it depends on your goals If you want to sell – say – an ebook that you want to allow your customers to then sell on themselves, like a chain reaction, then MRR may be what you want.

But if you want to edit it, add your affiliate links to it and basically make it yours, then you’ll want to get a product with a PLR (private label rights) license. MRR often doesn’t allow you to alter the product in any way, all you can do is sell it.

The difference between PLR and MRR is that with PLR you get the .doc files to edit and add your links to. You can take your PLR ebook and break it into articles and PLR articles and build it into ebooks – each page being a chapter or section. With video PLR you get the .MP4 files which you can drop into video editing software and edit. You may also get PowerPoint files (if the video is based on a PowerPoint slideshow), the audio file, a transcript and the video in other formats, too.

With MRR, you may be able to use your name for the author – but that’s where the license stops. You are also usually limited as to how much you can sell the eBook for, too – the owner setting minimum and maximum price points for you.

It really matters what you want to do with it. If you want to put the ebook out there to go viral and get some traffic to your own niche site, then PLR is your better option. Although there are ways to rebrand MRR products with your name and links, you are still limited as to how you can distribute it.

If you want to give a bonus to your list subscribers, getting a good re-branded Master Resell Rights product is a simple and inexpensive way to promote your business. Just make sure that the MRR license allows giving it away as a bonus. But the best choice for freedom to do what you want is to get PLR. Without a doubt, it is the easiest way to get content for articles, ebooks, membership site, websites and more. Someone else wrote it – but you can claim it for your own and that’s about as good as it gets.

Something else to consider when deciding whether to buy PLR or master resell rights content is the price, as PLR is often cheaper than MRR.

I hope that’s helped? If you’d like some free PLR, then head over to this page where you can download some of mine!

April 12, 2016 by Helen 4 Comments

7 Ways to use PLR video

(Updated: 25 February 2019)

You may have already used some PLR in text format such as articles, blog posts, e-books and autoresponder messages. But PLR video is slightly different, so I thought it would be helpful to give you some ideas of how you could use it.

In the video I talk about whether you should brand your PLR video or not and an easy way to do this (if you do want to go ahead and do it) is to add an intro and an outro – here’s my demo of how to do that. I also talk about how you can use PLR videos in online courses, on blogs and in autoresponders to save you tons of time.

If you found this video helpful, you might like to subscribe to my YouTube channel?