Essentials you need to know when buying PLR

More and more membership sites and sites selling one-off PLR (Private Label Rights) packs are springing up on the internet. How do you know you are getting good value for your money?

How do you know you are getting good value for your money?

Before you part with any of your hard-earned cash, know the answers to these questions:

  • What exactly are the terms of the PLR?
  • What are the number of licenses being sold?
  • Is it ready to use? That is, not requiring a lot of changes.
  • Is it written by a native speaker of English?
  • Has it come from an article spinner (an automated program that produces keyword articles)
  • Can you interact with them to make suggestions?
  • Can you get a free sample?
  • Is there a money back guarantee?
  • Are there other tiers of purchase, for example, Master Reseller Rights?
  • Is it a monthly membership? If so, what will you get each month, and how?
    If you discontinue the monthly membership, do they require you to take down the content?
  • How easy is it to cancel the membership?
  • Is it a one off deal? If so , what is the price, and what do you get for it? If it is 1000 articles for $7, you will be able to tell it is rubbish without reading a word.

Use this checklist to help you spend wisely when it comes to PLR, and steer clear of any content that will not only NOT help your visibility on the internet, but might even damage your reputation and cause you harm.

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Author: jm

Joan Mullally has been doing business online for more than 20 years and is a pioneer in the fields of online publishing, marketing, and ecommerce. She is the author of more than 200 guides and courses designed to help beginner and intermediate marketers make the most of the opportunities the Internet offers for running a successful business. A student and later teacher trainee of Frank McCourt’s, she has always appreciated the power of the word, and has used her knowledge for successful SEO and PPC campaigns, and powerful marketing copy. One computer science class at NYU was enough to spark her fascination with all things digital. In her spare time, she works with adult literacy, animal fostering and rescue, and teaching computer skills to women.