There is no exact statistic that I can point to, but I’m guessing that more than 95% of people involved in PLR (private label rights) are BUYERS instead of SELLERS.

The PLR marketplace is a huge, booming industry. And while the number of vendors selling PLR content has grown tremendously since Jimmy D. Brown first coined the phrase “private label rights” almost eight years ago, it’s still an overwhelming BUYERS market.

Chances are that you’re a BUYER of PLR content and not a provider of it. Or, best case scenario, you “dabble” in selling it.

How would you like this to change?

Jimmy D. Brown, the father of the PLR industry, just launched a 5-Week E-Class entitled “Profit From PLR” and one of the sessions is all about SELLING PLR to OTHER PEOPLE.

*** How To Setup Your Own PLR Business ***

In this session you’ll learn how to generate revenue with PLR from the VENDOR side with a complete system for creating content (outsource this if you like) and finding customers to buy the PLR licensing from YOU. This training is invaluable to you as you can now become a provider of PLR content instead of being just a buyer of it.

And that’s just ONE week of this amazing new FIVE week E-class which includes personal, one-on-one coaching from Jimmy.

It’s all about building a business with PLR content.

Introducing

Jimmy D. Brown’s 5-Week E-Class
Profit From PLR: How To Turn PLR Content Into Spendable Cash

http://dblnk.net/jdbplr

Drop by — class starts TODAY.

You can get your first lesson right now and be talking with Jimmy one-on-one later today.

All the details are at: http://dblnk.net/jdbplr

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Premium PLR isn’t easy to come by. There is an awful lot of awful PLR content out there. Chances are, you already know this from experience.

When Jimmy D. Brown retired his Affiliatenaire.com fixed-term membership site, he sold PLR licensing to all 52 lessons in the series for $1,188 on installpay.

There were only 100 licenses available and it was a high-ticket offer, so most people missed out on it.

The first 9 lessons (first two months of the twelve month series) describe how to get started as an affiliate marketer to get your first sales.

He repackaged the 9 lessons into a standalone PLR offer called “Simple Affiliate System“. It’s a 9-week course … PLR licensing to it sells for $197.

It’s a tremendous affiliate primer course and is flat out loaded with meaty content.

It can easily be setup as a 9 week membership site, converted into an e-class, sold as a product, converted into video training, or turned into a physical product.

But

This post is NOT intended to convince you to buy the PLR licensing.

Rather it’s purpose is to explain how you can get this $197 PLR licensing “thrown in” as a sweet bonus. That’s right, you can get this $197 PLR package at no extra cost to you.

Jimmy has put together a 5-Week E-Class that teaches how to use PLR content to build a highly profitable business. When you enroll in this E-class you’ll automatically receive the “Simple Affiliate System” PLR package as a graduation gift.

Introducing

Jimmy D. Brown’s 5-Week E-Class
Profit From PLR: How To Turn PLR Content Into Spendable Cash

http://dblnk.net/jdbplr

This is a 5-week online class that includes personal, one-on-one coaching with Jimmy. It begins immediately.

Drop by — class starts TODAY.

You can get your first lesson right now and be talking with Jimmy one-on-one later today.

All the details are at: http://dblnk.net/jdbplr
It’s time for you to stop buying PLR content and start profiting from it!

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I see this same kind of thing play out over and over again with clients.

They buy PLR content and then go buy more PLR content without ever really using the 100’s that they already have.

They buy a new PLR offer when they haven’t used the one they bought two weeks ago.

They buy more PLR content when they haven’t learned how to use the stuff they already have purchased.

What they buy gets tossed aside soon after they buy it and it’s off to buy something else.

How about you?

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Do you have PLR content on your computer that’s just sitting there gathering e-dust?  Are you satisfied with the amount of money you’ve earned from the PLR content that you’ve purchased to use?

Jimmy has been a seller of PLR materials for almost 8 years.  In fact, he started the PLR industry – was literally the first person to use the phrase “private label rights” as we know it today.

But today marks a switch.  Instead of selling PLR content, he’s going to teach you how to USE PLR content to generate revenue.

Introducing

Jimmy D. Brown’s 5-Week E-Class

Profit From PLR:  How To Turn PLR Content Into Spendable Cash

http://dblnk.net/jdbplr

This is a 5-week online class that includes personal, one-on-one coaching with Jimmy.  It begins immediately.

Drop by — class starts TODAY.

You can get your first lesson right now and be talking with Jimmy one-on-one later today.

All the details are at:  http://dblnk.net/jdbplr

It’s time for you to stop buying PLR content and start profiting from it!

Take ACTION and PROFIT!

P.S.  Don’t miss the HUGE, limited time, “graduation bonus” !

http://dblnk.net/jdbplr

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Recently 7 figure a year marketer, Mark Ling, released a free report called ‘The 5 Step Formula for Making 10k/month Online’

I was skeptical when I first saw the title of it, but after flicking through it I found I had to print it out and start writing notes all over it.

It was packed full of gold nuggets of advice, clearly laid out in a concise step-by-step strategy that is easy to follow.

If you missed out, it’s right here (but is being taken down soon):

http://freepasshost.com/4b8

You’ll notice once you opt in to that page above that there are now over 1800 positive comments about that report. That’s got to be some sort of a record, that’s a testament to the quality of information inside.

Further great news is that Mark has released a sequel to this report where he takes things 1 step further and reveals details about how to make piles of cash online by giving away free content.

I have printed this report out and found pages 11 to 13 particularly valuable and recommend strongly that you download this report right away:

http://freepasshost.com/rtt

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I really hate this guy… no I’m kidding, but I am impressed by his attention to detail and the online business that he has set up for himself.

I’m talking about a guy called Mark Ling. He has built up a collection of websites that net well over 7 figures a year, and he does it in a way that actually is rather straight forward. It’s just that most people can’t usually be bothered paying the attention to the details the way he does.

Mark released a gem of a report recently that outlines his exact strategy:

http://freepasshost.com/4b8

I highly recommend that you read this right now. This is not going to be online much longer. It’s not often you get to hear from a guy who made a killing online for 7 years BEFORE he started teaching others how to be successful online too.

This guy used to be under the radar, now he’s helping share the knowledge, don’t skip this report of his. Reports do come along every day by different marketers,.. this one is NOT dime-a-dozen quality, it’s packed full of valuable information and you’ll thank me for pointing you to it.

It’s no exaggeration that it could be life changing if you follow through on what is taught there.

http://freepasshost.com/4b8

Enjoy!

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Many marketers subscribe to a vague idea that “linkbait” is something to be avoided. Said the young male  owner of a wildly popular blog recently:  “What’s `linkbai’t? I always get it mixed up with `jailbait’. I end up imagining a hottie in a skimpy tank top.”

The disreputable air around the term ‘linkbait’ is illustrated even though he was obviously trying to be funny during a lively conversation. The practice of deliberately placing inflammatory writing on a blog which is specifically designed to create a firestorm of comments and backlinks is referred to as ‘linkbaiting’ so you can imagine why it is demonized by some.

But hold on… Isn’t that every blogger’s dream?

It may be but it still boils down to one important thing which is relevancy. This is the intangible but very real characteristic which separates good blogs with a solid reputation from the rest.

The sentiment on linkbait is not strictly black or white but has many shades of grey. Just like the Toronto Suns Sunshine girl is featured to attract a predominantly male reader demographic, some documents and blog posts are aimed at a particular audience.

Linkbait is nothing more or less than written content that attracts a buzz, comments and, above all, links.   Whether or not linkbait is good or bad, shady or perfectly ethical depends on two things:

1. The main purpose and intent of the blog
2. The target of the linkbait post and the submitter’s intent

A lot of linking is associated with these types of posts and content: Opinion pieces which take the opposite view of popular or universal subject; Guides that are definitive and filled with high value content; Submittals that are of the “exposure” type; Inflammatory pieces intended to defame an organization or person; titillating dishonest pieces designed to grab links and provocative sexual content.

Two definitions of ‘linkbait’ which are obviously not bad things are definitive guides and controversial opinions. Intelligent controversy not only stops people from becoming complacent but is also guaranteed because of the right to free speech in America. The definitive and high value content in guides is reason enough for this type to deserve links.

A controversial piece is only as praisworthy as the motives of the poster. If it is untrue and there to strictly create links it will quickly fall out of favor.

“Exposure” type pieces are sure-fire “bait”, as well as negative in focus. While this usually attracts passionate reader interest, both pro and con, it’s a risky maneuver; one which can result in a sharp loss of subscribers after the initial reader obsession… Or, possibly, a lawsuit.

As far as contoversial pieces  go inflammatory posts are on the lowest rung of the ladder. No matter how you feel about them, if you have ever read tabloid headlines then you should be familiar with this technique. And provocative sexual content seems to make page ranks plummet.

There is a point to all of this and that is, that yielding to the shadier temptations associated with “linkbaiting” is playing with fire. The online world is changing fast and furiously and only one strategy will still draw a steady stream of reliable back links in the long run…

Personnally written, original high value content.

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Promoting a business requires advertising, and an online business is no different because the goal remains to attract as many customers as possible. TV advertisements are successful because they engage our senses through interesting things to read, watch or listen to. On the web, Podcasting does the same thing and by all accounts is a very popular way to advertise.

A podcast is a multimedia tool that people can follow. Think of it as audio or video information that you can listen to or view on your computer, your iPod or any other multimedia enabled device. It’s like having your own radio show on your website.

Using RSS (Really Simple Syndication), podcasts can be syndicated so that it is easier for fans to keep up with your wordress blog or website. Instead of having to check for changes and updates, the RSS feed updates the user when these events happen.

Creating audio and video media files optimized for the web is as simple as acquiring the software to do it. In fact many popular multimedia programs come with features that allow you to do this. The files then can be embedded on your website so other people can see them.

People go online to find useful items and information and a podcast serves as a convenient and entertaining way for them to do this. Reading is great but if you really want to get your point across online, a multimedia message is what you want to present. Your podcast should be new and unique so that it attracts your target audience and engages them efficiently.

Using engaging dialog, presenting relevant topics and creating visually appealing video casts (through he use of eye catching props and sets) will really make your podcast stand out.

In order for your podcast to be noticed people must be able to find it through their search engines and this means using keywords. It is imperative that you include keyword optimized titles, tags and links in your podcasts even if they are only in audio.

Submit your podcasts to directories. Use every avenue to get yourself in front of the public. That includes creating press releases to announce your podcasts if you are introducing them for the first time. Optimizing your press releases and submitting them to free press release sites keeps people finding them even after you are through using them.

Let your existing customers in on the new podcast. Use your email list to keep them in the loop as you unroll your podcast project. Give them links directly to the podcast so they can view it and hopefully pass the link on to others.

A reoccurring show can really get your name out there and through the use of interviews and regular guest spots, your podcast can be one as well. By keeping your content relevant and the guests well-known in your niche, your readers and guests will be motivated to view your podcast. This can translate to increased traffic and sales on your website.

Today’s consumer uses the web as much as they watch TV or listen to the radio and Podcasting serves as the advertising method of choice for this genre.. You can increase your business traffic and attract loyal fans by turning your podcast into a radio or video series.

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Yahoo’s SLURP is a link-affecting search bot you should be aware of if you are analyzing Google and its link preferences. SLURP uses what are termed as “graphs” by its creators instead of search algorithms. These graphs analyze and boot out linked spam, irrelevant pages, mirror sites and unrelated links.

Inadequate results from Yahoo are often just a reflection of the different approach taken by this search bot. Unlike Google, less importance is placed on cross-site and comment links by SLURP. In fact, links to social media and Yahoo sites which have high page ranking are given more importance by this program. It also gives less weight to backlinks.

One of the biggest differences between SLURP and other robots is the way it indexes your complete text, rather than just the first couple of paragraphs. Another unique peculiarity of SLURP: it indexes “dynamic pages” – which means all your .PHP files will be crawled. It’s an active little bunny, looking for new material on your site at least twice weekly, if it likes you.

Studying your server logs to see how much SLURP crawls your sites is an important tactic. If it does not appear in the server logs you may have to make your site more attractive to it by using your links. SLURP begins to access your links when it has finished with your Metatags and site content. Links that point to its favorite sites and directories are particularly sought after so it makes sense to submit to Yahoo directories as much as possible. By making sure that links are placed on all pages, your site will rank better with Yahoo.

A typical syntax example of how to display specific page links for Yahoo: linkdomain:www.sitename.com.

People-friendly content is what Yahoo and SLURP are all about. This should be kept in mind so that keywords included in your titles and links do not feel forced. You have to straddle the line between maximizing use of your keywords while keeping the content natural and relevant.

Understanding how SLURP works, focusing on the content and not being too “clever” are important strategies for dealing with Yahoo’s somewhat different search bot. If you are not completely comfortable with analysis and programming code, optimizing pages for various search bots is a recipe for disaster.

You can optimize for SLURP by creating a presence on Yahoo! Answers with inclusion of your websites anchor text and URLS. Include the link to your site in your answers whenever possible and as naturally as possible without overdoing it. This is particularly important because on this site the members police themselves and are zealous reporting anything that resembles spam.

If it feels natural, other social sites with web presence and page ranking such as Twitter, StumbleUpon and Digg can also be linked to your Yahoo answer.

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One of the most buzz worthy places to embed your own links these days is YouTube… attached, of course, to a buzz worthy video.

One way to do this is to answer a question that stumps most people in that niche. Plunge right in to the answer by focusing on the audience, providing a short tutorial and spending as little time introducing yourself as possible.

Concentrate on producing a video that you would accept if you had to pay for it. Try to render it in different resolutions to accommodate users that are still on dial-up connections or who have internet access plans that charge by the minute or bandwidth.

Choosing what content is in your video can be done by getting familiar with the site and noting what is popular on a day to day basis. Sites such as Google love series, so creating a video series with a strong title goes a long way towards its searchability and your SEO. The title should contain your keywords, and the word “video”, which is a widely searched parameter. Branding your video with a signature look is also a good idea.

Whether or not your video goes viral depends on your choice of subject matter. However, even with the most simple of subjects, it is still an important activity, as it ensures that your URL is seen by many people.

Search engines do not access graphic links so your URL should be included prominently in your upload information. Also displaying it at the beginning and end of your video can help in getting it noticed.

Promoting your video in different places is where the real strategy lies. Publicizing your URL via Twitter links, a Facebook or MSN page, YahooVideo, Digg or a personal homepage is recommended, in addition to a link on your website. A separate category should be created in your blog and a new channel should be assigned to it on YouTube.

Use your videos to thank people who have helped you, or contributed to your answer. Never be shy about sharing praise – people appreciate it and in turn are more likely to promote your link. Mention at the end of your video that you are available for guest posts or interviews. These are both great opportunities to publicize your anchor text links. (Send out press releases too – but make sure they’re about the subject; not about you. Something readers will want to check out, answering the inevitable question, what’s “in it” for them.

Don’t ignore YouTube communities, either. Add your video to any community or subject area where its relevance will be appreciated.

In the video, helping the viewer should be your main focus, not publicizing your URL. This benefits you because it increases your popularity and web visibility which translates to more people seeing and linking to your anchor text and URL.

This is the best link building strategy in the long run!

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Imagine speaking to a group of people you consider your friends about an “important” topic and all you get is an uncomfortable silence. Why? You did not pique their interest.

Anyone you engage in conversation is investing an important currency – their time. It has to be worth it. If not and they can, they will withdraw their investment.

Sometimes you think you are saying the same things to the same people repeatedly. I do. You canot find another exciting or intriguing topic. It is just work getting something interesting to say.

Here are 7 ways I jolt myself out of Writer’s Blahh, when I’m feeling too dull to blog. And I discovered – quite by accident – it’s also a great way to give your readers a genuine reason to leave their linkback!

1. Jump sides. Think about and research an opposite position to yours about your blog topics. Then discuss them. See what happens. You will be pleasantly surprised.

2. Borrow an idea from another site. For example I visit a site like Scribd.com and read something from their “Trending” section. What is featured there are topics currently being talked about. I select one of the topics that I find intriguing, even if it is not directly related to my blog topics, and I write something about that borrowed idea. Without fail, it sparks an idea to tie it into my usual blog topics. Voila – a fresh idea, a renewal of the readership.

3. Use a fable. Aesop’s fables have endured for centuries. Why, because he used stories to demonstrate a truth. You can find similar stories in your family. If you care enough to write about the idea or principle and can use a personal vignette to illustrate your point, then do so. Your readers respond more positively to entertainment than to a lecture.

4. Do not stress yourself. You are not perfect, so everything you write will not yield instant rave interest. Think of it as planting a seed which yields perhaps one fruit that can grow into many over time. The more important thing is to think about your reader’s interests and make sure you are addressing those. So Relax.

5. Use other posts. A good way to stimulate interest in your blogsite is to post on a topic of current interest. So do some reading. Check out what are the hot topics and the sentiments being expressed by other blogs. Summarize the most popular opinions and post them on your blog giving credit to the original authors of course. Your post will have authority and trust me it will trigger many linkbacks.

6. Seek what is not said. Just as you would do when checking a competing product, identify what is missing. Develop that view and post it.

7. Read the Comments on Authority Blogs. Go to these sites, thouroughly read the comments and use the keywords mentioned in the comments. This will give you a good start for an idea or topic which will be of interest to your readers and will draw traffic to your site.

So try one or more of these ideas to grab the interest of your readers. They worked for me and they will most likely work for you!

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