Internet Marketing

While PLR articles are cheap you still don’t want to see any you have paid for go to waste which can sometimes happen if you are in a PLR membership site. I’ve put together below some of the things I do with my PLR articles to give you a few ideas of how to get the most from them.

1- Add another silo to an existing website you own or a new category to an existing money making blog. If you already have a blog or site on a related topic to your new PLR articles, just add to it. Building larger sites with lots of related subjects is now back in fashion rather than having lots of smaller tight niches.

2- Summarize the PLR articles and use them on Web 2.0 sites like Squidoo and Wetpaint. Open the PLR article in Microsoft Word and go to Tools, Auto-summarize. On the option screen select “create a new document and put the summary there” and then select “summarize 50% of the document.” Click go and you have a document with hopefully the major points included and all the filler removed. Read the article through and add some of your own unique filler in between the major points. Do this every other day and post it to a Squidoo or similar site and use the page for link juice to one of your main sites. The whole process takes 5 minutes to do but will create a valuable link tool for you.

3- Create a free resource to attract sign ups. With 40 PLR articles you can create a great report to give away or even use the articles as a starting point to creating an ebook that you can then sell. If you get your PLR from Niche Content Packages you will find 2 choices of ebook covers inside the article packs which is designed and supplied with the PLR articles for anyone who wants to use them to create an ebook rather than posting the articles to their sites and blogs.

If you have just joined a PLR membership site like PLRPro you will be using all your PLR articles to build new blogs or sites. If you are with PLRPro you will be busy working to their 90 day challenge plan but later when your foundation is laid don’t spend more time building new blogs and sites than time spent on promoting what you have already built. Promotion is the name of the game so use your fresh PLR articles for that rather than creating more and more new sites.

As you may already know, Nancy Andrews has been quietly coaching a group of students over at her exclusive SEO membership, Live Blueprints. The doors have been closed for several months for good reason… everyone has been busy building websites and driving massive amounts of traffic to them… all for free from the search engines.

If you listened to Nancy getting interviewed by Frank Kern last week, then you already know that she is on top of her game. In fact, she did an experiment live during the interview to see if she could get a listing for her keyword phrase on page one of Google. Not only did she do it, but it happened within 10 minutes of her posting the content.

This is the kind of stuff we learn at Live Blueprints day in and day out. In fact, this one membership made me realize that there are many […] Continue Reading…

There is a fine line between successful network marketers and unsuccessful MLMers. The problem with those who can’t seem to get off the starting blocks is they often assume it takes something special to succeed.

Well, it does but do you know many of those succeeding in their network marketing business are just “average Joes” like you who do that little extra. It’s not much more – it’s often termed as “the one per cent syndrome.” Just one per cent extra effort accumulated over a period of time can work miracles.

It’s one of the greatest forms of leverage and if you doubt it, just give yourself one full month doing a little extra and then see where you’re at. It’s quite conceivable your network marketing business will start to take on the life you’ve always dreamed.

Network Marketing Business Consistency

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The interest and activity of online shopping has rapidly grown in the last few years and many business people have taken advantage of developing websites to display and offer their goods and services to the public. The ever changing thirst of consumers for specialized services and specific products has produced a frenzy of creative web design and innovative methods to increase website traffic.

Unique advertising schemes and attractive but informative sites have been invented and invite potential clients to view what vendors have to offer. Competition for the attention of consumers has never been greater and website owners have to scramble to try to stay ahead of their opposition.

An important factor to attaining that goal is gaining maximum exposure to the public and this can be achieved through the many search engines used by individuals online. The number of people using search engines to track down websites that offer […] Continue Reading…

One of the most profound points raised by Ann Sieg in her hard-hitting report, The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing was the tactic used by distributors in virtually promising a prospect that they would not have to do any work and that their downline would be built for them.

Were you one of those who were told you wouldn’t have to do any work and your business would be built by your upline. It bordered on lunacy simply for the reason that the message itself – “you don’t have to do any work, just join” basically just told new prospects to just join and make money.

Well, you know what the consequences were – people suddenly finding that their businesses weren’t built for them and disillusionment. The only step to be taken next was to bail out and look for something else.

Short Term Thinking

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As a network marketer, your leads will determine just how far you’ll climb up your company’s success ladder.

We’re not talking about the volume of leads either. We’re talking qualified and targeted leads. One of the problems network marketers face with their downlines is the lack of motivation within it.

It doesn’t matter how many motivational meetings they attend or material they listen to, they simply won’t put in the effort and commitment required to build their businesses. Could this have something to do with the fact they don’t want to be there in the first place?

Ann Sieg highlighted this in The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing caused by hit and miss prospecting and recruitment tactics.

Motivating A Downline

It’s one of the biggest problems network marketers are faced with…motivating their downline. So what’s the problem? Without trying to offend anyone here, then the underlying cause of an unmotivated […] Continue Reading…