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Private Label Rights Super Package by Jimmy D Brown

Bill Davis — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 14:10:03 +0000

if there's one guy who I almost always buy from, it's Jimmy D Brown. He's put up a massive package of PLR material that is only $97 for the next 10 days. Snatch it up NOW before it's gone forever.

He's selling this as a celebration for 10 years in the business. Did you know that Jimmy Brown invented PLR? Here's your chance to get a ginormous set of private label rights material for pennies on the dollar. You may be able to get "free" PLR all over the place, but this is high-quality stuff that you can use in dozens of different ways.

Profit Vault PLR Super Package

Create Small Reports Using PLR

Bill Davis — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 19:07:32 +0000

I wanted to talk to you today about a simple business you can start part-time, doing some of the things you're already doing.

Online business is all about leverage. Sure, creativity matters; those who can produce most efficiently with their own style or flair thrown in are better off than those who can't.

But let's face it: We don't all have the gift of product creation or of writing quality articles or ebooks.

However, you can certainly start a thriving online business selling small reports using Private Label Rights material.

Here's what you do:

Enter a market that has hungry buyers already. No need to create demand where it doesn't exist already. Do your keyword research. Use the usual tools to find relevant keywords. I'll be putting together a keyword tutorial of some sort in the near future.
At first, concentrate on "long-tail keywords" – they are generally 3 words or longer. For example, if your market is "weight loss" (highly-competitive and you really have little chance getting any search traffic from that term, as you'll wind up on Google page number "nonehundred"), target in all your writing and posting a term like "weight loss tips" or "weight loss plans" or "weight loss and exercise." Make sense? You'll have a much better chance of ranking for those terms AND potential customers are more likely to search using those terms when they're looking for a solution.
Now, purchase some PLR material on weight loss. Make sure it's PLR (read the license terms to ensure that you can a) modify the material however you want and b) you can claim authorship).
Make the material yours. Target the 4 or 5 keywords/phrases you found in Step 2.
Title the book using one of those keywords/phrases. Pick the one that you think will resonate best with your audience.
Let people know about your product. Offer review copies to folks on the relevant forums (for our example, pick a weight loss forum). Run an "introductory special" for the first x buyers. Whatever.

The idea at first is not to earn a lot of money but rather to become a known quantity in your chosen niche. Add people to your email marketing list. As you create more products, make offers to your list. You'll find that people who liked your stuff last month will like what you write this month.

Test. Try selling your next book for $7. The books, by the way, don't have to be lengthy. They can be anywhere between 7 and 30 pages. I suggest 7-15 pages because this length matches what an average reader/consumer has the patience for reading in full

Next product, sell it for $10. Think in series – working backwards from a full-fledged course or "real book," chunk out the chapters in a way that each chapter is a small report. Sell the "chapters" as you write them. At the end, bundle it all up and put it in book form, video, audio, or membership.

The key idea here is to leverage what's already available, use it, re-use it, and re-purpose it.

For example, I will use the content of this email as "stock" (as in making soup) for a blog post (heck, I might even copy it word for word), a short report, and then part of a bigger product.

As I suggest here, you're doing this but with an easier method: Your PLR material has already been written for you! You just have to modify it a bit.

Good sources of PLR material:

If you want to learn a bit more about how to use PLR material to build a thriving online business, check out Easy Private Label Rights Profits. It's something I picked up from none other than Jimmy Brown and it's easily worth 100x what you pay for it here ($9.95). It's really a no-brainer.

Building an Online Business Empire, Part 1 of 10 — Choosing a Business Method

Bill Davis — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 20:36:39 +0000

In Part 0, we laid the foundation for building an online business empire; basically, we talked about what we’re going to talk about. Now, onto the “real work.”

The first thing you have to decide on is “What is my business going to be?”

Some things to consider:

What am I good at?
Do I have any special talents?
What do I like to do?
Can I learn what I don’t know already?
Can I work without a boss?
Can I really work from home, in my pajamas? I mean, really work hard?
Is there enough material in me to make my own products?
Do I have industry connections that will ease my transition into whatever market I wish to enter?
Can I get help?
How much in liquid assets can I avail myself of? Meaning, how long can I go without making any money before I have to get a “real job?”
Do I have the support of my spouse or significant other?

Many of these “issues” can be alleviated simply by starting out “part time.” Keep your day job and build your business every other waking, non-family hour.

Let’s get to the real meat of this, then. What type of business should I start? There are a few excellent choices to start with.

Sell other people’s products. Known as “affiliate marketing,” this is one of the easiest businesses to get into. And it can be very lucrative. Many affiliate programs pay 50, 75, or even 100 percent commissions (they hope to sell the buyer on “back-end” products after you sell them the first product). It’s not hard to imagine how selling a $100 product with a 75 percent commission can add up! Sell 3 a day, $225! Or, over $6000 a month. All of these sales, too, by the way, are done fairly passively, meaning you don’t have to call anybody or continually sell. Once you set up a sales process, you’re on auto-pilot?
Create your own products. You have specialized knowledge that other people don’t have yet they seek it. You might be the parent of a “special needs” child, or you may have run the marketing operation of a small advertising agency. You might know how to train animals or have a special talent for baking cakes. Explore your experiences over the course of your lifetime and you’ll come up with dozens of product ideas for which you can create your own products. Then, you can build your own affiliate army and have other people sell your wares.
This one is a hybrid of the two above, of sorts. Private Label Rights (PLR) materials are materials that you get (either free or you pay for them), modify to suit your tastes and – more importantly — the tastes of your potential customers, and sell. In effect, you’re selling other people’s products (as in affiliate marketing), but you’re changing them up (sort of like creating your own product), but after the initial outlay of labor and/or money, you keep all of the profits. I have a really good course on starting and running your own PLR business called Internet Millions.
On the flipside of buying or acquiring PLR materials, why not create them? You sell your PLR to people who need well-written material. You don’t have to worry much about marketing, setting up niche websites, the sales process, and the like. You sell to the dozens of very good PLR membership sites that exist; they’re always looking for good material (and trust me, there is a lot more crap writing out there than good).
Membership sites. This is where you serve up content but for a price. It’s a great business model IF you have a lot of content because you receive regular monthly payments, rather than a one-time payment for a product you sell. However, I think a membership site is something you work into your business plan after you’ve established a profitable business.
There’s always eBay and Amazon. If you have physical products like books, gadgets, or other “hard goods,” these two sites are ripe for building a business.
Advertising. There are a lot of notable blogs that make a considerable 5 or even 6 figure monthly income based on serving up ads on your own site for other people. Google’s AdSense is the big player on campus, but there are others, most notably yahoo and Microsoft.

Of course, you can (and I encourage you to) marry more than one of these methods into your business plan. I would suggest that you start with no more than 2, however. My choices would be PLR and/or affiliate marketing PLUS AdSense. I would spend very little time on AdSense, and my thinking goes like this. AdSense will serve your visitors with ads that could actually help them, but they can also hinder your sales. For example, let’s say you’re promoting (“affiliate marketing”) a product that promises to solve a particular snoring problem. On your website, you write a post or page that talks about the negative health effects of snoring and you conclude with a link to the product you’re promoting (or “pre-selling”).

If you have an AdSense ad on that page, it is very likely that the ad will be about snoring and how to stop it (in fact, this is exactly how the ads are supposed to work — they aren’t called “contextual” for nothing). So instead of leading your reader to the sales page of the product you want to sell, you have sent them to a competitor.

Not good. Use sparingly. I suggest you place contextual ads only on pages your are not selling from. Seriously.

So there you have it — a few very good methods to get your online business empire going. Next up, in Part 2, we’ll brainstorm ideas, keywords, site concepts, and other things.

Easy PLR Profits

Bill Davis — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 00:09:46 +0000

Private Label Rights products are in high demand, and the market is absolutely full of PLR e-books and reports to choose from. But most of the content being passed around this sector is nothing more than recycled junk!

Customers are hungry for real quality and you could easily fill this need. The sad truth about the current state of the PLR arena is…

There are not enough solid marketing related PLR products to choose from.
The majority of PLR reports and e-books are of low quality – sorry but it’s true!
Too many private label “reports” are not even completed documents!

Internet Millions System

Bill Davis — Mon, 11 May 2009 23:32:46 +0000

What would you do if presented with the chance at earning a full-time income on the internet within 6-12 months from now?

Why take a chance?

Take a sure thing, a system that has been proven time and time again to produce real income from real products. Yes, I’m talking about selling digital products (ebooks) on the internet. The vehicle?

I’ll tell you what it’s not.

It’s not Affiliate Marketing (though this is a VERY good method, too, of earning real income on the internet).
It’s not MLM. I hate that stuff. It drives me batty. Why the government doesn’t crack down on these folks is beyond me. It’s a Ponzi scheme without the payoff.
It’s not writing or creating your own work. (Sort of.)

If you haven’t guessed by now, the method of selling thousands of dollars worth of product in a short period of time is through Private Label Rights (PLR).

PLR is basically the idea that you buy (or get for free) other people’s products, with the right to change, claim ownership, and sell the modified product and have the proceeds – 100% – flow into your bank account.

It’s simple in concept, easy to do, and there is PLR content available for virtually any niche.

So, do your keyword research, pick a niche, and then pick up your PLR products from places like:

I’ve got a great PLR guide that you can purchase for $97 here. It takes all of the guesswork out of building a profitable internet business based on PLR material. It shows you how to do keyword research, register a domain, set up a website, drive traffic through various means, purchase PLR content, market and promote your finished product, etc.

In other words, the WORKS!

You can order a copy of it here.