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Using Autoresponder PLR for RSS Traffic

admin — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:49:11 +0000

I’m using the Go Green Tips Report Package to create blog posts that generate traffic to this site (GreenPLR.com).

Here’s what I’ve done so far. I got out my keyword list for this site, and then went through both reports and gave each tip a new title that uses one of my keywords. Then I added one or two introductory sentences to each post.

Using the WordPress publishing options, each post is scheduled for a future post date. Since I’ve got 104 posts, I chose to post 2 per week for the next 52 weeks. So now my site is set up to automatically post twice a week for the next 12 months.

That means new backlinks twice a week from the posts that are sent out through my RSS feed. Nice steady free traffic. (If you want to know more about this traffic strategy, there is a Bonus Report — RSS Feeds Explained — included with the Go Green Tips PLR Reports.)

Check out these posts to see an example of the Tips:
Green Living Ideas #13: Romantic Way To Save Energy
Green Living Ideas #5: Natural Cooling

Simple content like this will keep your blogs fresh and be useful to your readers. It’s not unique “authority” content, but it gets the job done. And all it takes is some autoresponder PLR and a few subscriptions to RSS feed aggregators.

Update: WordPress has a built-in RSS feed. Static sites do not. But it’s fairly easy to set one up if you don’t mind fiddling with a little coding. Here’s a free tutorial that walks you through the process of how to set up an RSS feed on a static site: http://www.ehow.com/how_4784829_create-rss-feed-static.html.

What Does The GreenPLR User License Allow?

admin — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 19:13:10 +0000

Thanks for asking, because private label rights are not all the same. Each original author determines what the rights are. Sometimes the license allows personal use only, meaning you cannot resell the content. Other licenses may allow you to resell the content and pass along full private label rights to your buyers. The standard Green PLR license falls somewhere between those extremes.

When you buy content from GreenPLR, you can use the content, change it around and do almost anything you want with it, except resell it or convey any rights. To the right is a snapshot of the PDF file that is included with most of the GreenPLR products. You can send me an email via the Contact Me page if you have any questions or concerns.

And be sure to take a look at some of the PLR article packs and reports that are available for your business.

What Is PLR And Why Should You Care?

admin — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 23:04:39 +0000

The term PLR literally stands for “private label rights“, and it refers to the reprint rights that the creator of a piece of original content passes along to the buyer of that content. It generally means the buyer can change the content and does not have to give credit to the original author when it’s published.

So PLR content is great for web site owners to buy when they run out of ideas or time for filling up their websites.

But not all PLR has the same rights and restrictions. For instance, if you buy a PLR article, the license may allow you to make changes, but not allow you to sell the PLR content and or pass along the private label rights. It can get quite tricky, really. That’s why it’s important to know what kind of rights you need before you buy, and to read the license!

And if you’re a webmaster or blogger who is serious about the long term health of your virtual real estate, you also need to be sure the the PLR you buy is well researched and well written. This is especially important for technical topics like solar energy and green building.

A writer may be able to get by with guesses and opinions when writing about topics like dog grooming or organic food recipes, but you can’t fudge facts when writing about photovoltaic cells!

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