Why Use PLR?

Here are five ways private label rights (PLR) content can help your business:

1. A Way to Get Started
   Often the most difficult part of writing is getting started. PLR articles are a shortcut to starting the writing process and can save you a lot of valuable time. When you are particularly pressed for time you can make a few changes and within a minute or two have an article or report ready to publish. When you have a little more time you can rework the entire piece. Either way, it’s much easier to have content to start from instead of having to start from scratch. If nothing else, PLR content provides an idea and an outline to get you off and running.
2. A Website in a Box
   How often have you had a great idea for a new blog or website, but lacked the time to write enough content to get it started? With a couple of PLR article packs or a special report or two, you can have a blog or website up and running in no time.
3. Faster Profits
   Time is money. Using PLR frees up more time for you to spend building and marketing your business.
4. Build Your Expertise
   Your site needs real, in-depth information to hold your visitors’ attention and to help you present yourself as an expert in your field.
5. Multiple Streams of Income
   Selling ebooks and special reports in conjunction with your primary business can be an excellent source of additional income. With PLR you can quickly and easily start offering quality ebooks for quicker income.

For most small business owners time is a very precious commodity. Using PLR content saves time and saves money, and that extra time and money can be used to further build and market your business for profitability.

How has PLR helped you in your business? Please leave a comment with your suggestions or questions about the benefits of PLR.

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8 Responses to “Why Use PLR?”

1. Kevin says:

   Mar 19, 2011 at 2:04 pm

   Great post, I’ve had great success with PLR over the years and there will always be a need for PLR for newbie marketers and quick product creation.

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   • Linda says:

     Mar 19, 2011 at 3:58 pm

     Hi Kevin. Thanks for stopping by to comment. PLR is not just for new marketers. It can save any business time and money.

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2. PLR Articles and the Duplicate Content Great Debate | Search Engine People | Toronto says:

   Mar 21, 2011 at 2:15 pm

   [...] to be duplicated all over the net, and might even jeopardize your standing in the search engines, why use PLR? Because it saves money and saves valuable time, it can help you establish expertise, and it can be [...]

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3. Liz from Internet home business says:

   Mar 23, 2011 at 6:07 pm

   Hey Linda,

   All great reasons to use PLR, although I know how valuable PLR is myself and I use it religiously.

   It’s such a great way to get ideas for what to write about and as you say, it’s a big time saver

   My Best, Liz

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   • Linda says:

     Mar 24, 2011 at 5:31 pm

     Hi Liz. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. I’m with you… PLR articles are great for ideas. I never suffer from writer’s block anymore. PLR cured it!

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4. Jeanea says:

   Jul 2, 2011 at 1:06 pm

   I have been looking all over the web trying to get ideas to get my blog off the ground floor. I keep seeing plr but no one explained what it was. Thanks for explaining what plr is and how to use it effectively.

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   • Linda says:

     Jul 7, 2011 at 12:39 pm

     Hi Jeanea. I’m glad you found this post useful. Did you see my post about natural health plr? Since your blog is on a health topic you might also find it helpful.

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5. noah from Online Business says:

   Jul 28, 2011 at 1:40 am

   Hello Linda,

   Is PLR good for search engine ranking? As far as I know, PLR is still somehow a “copy” of a certain article.

   In the recent content farm algorithm change by Google, it may affect those sites that are using PLR articles. If it does, then your site is at higher risk of losing its ranking and traffic.

   Google’s way of identifying what’s copy from original content is still a myth. This is the reason why Google is urging every site owners to publish their own originally written content.

   If you are just searching for ideas to write through PLR, then its a good thing. But never try to rewrite the whole article based on its actual body.

   Still, you will gain more if your site contains original content and not from PLR articles.

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   • Linda says:

     Sep 25, 2011 at 7:23 pm

     Hi Noah. Your question about PLR and search engine ranking is a legitimate one worth considering. Thanks for asking. My reply became such a long comment I decided to publish it as another blog post. Find it here:
     Answering Duplicate Content Penalty Questions and Concerns about PLR. I look forward to your additional comments.

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