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Private label right articles are all the rage at the moment. Why? And how can they help you build an Adsense empire and increase your Adsense revenues?

PLR articles are articles you can call your own, and put your name on them as the author (hence the term private label).

This usually mean you can reword them, repackage them into an ebook or audio book and sell them, you can use them as is on your site and sign as if you wrote it yourself, etc. The only thing you can’t do is to submit it to various article directories for backlinks.

Overall, PLR articles are great for webmasters because they can save a whole lot of time and money with them!

Think about this for a moment: ONE good article can cost you anywhere from $10 to $20. If you are heavily into building Adsense sites, you probably create a few new Adsense websites each month, and you pay big bucks for fresh optimized content that will bring you in decent Adsense revenues. The cost of these articles can quickly add up!

By using PLR articles instead, you can pay a fraction of the price and get tons of content for new sites.

There is a trick though. If you just take PLR content and publish it AS IS, you will not be able to get good rankings in the search engines for it. But, if you modify them just a bit, you can get fresh content for pennies.

Now, how do you use it to create a little Adsense Empire?

Here are the steps to build an Adsense empire using Private Label Rights articles

1. Find a profitable Adsense niche by doing some good keyword research on the Google External Keywords Tool.

2. Select the highest paying keywords in the niche you found (by looking at the advertiser cost data).

3. Select the best SEO keywords in this niche (the easiest words you can get good ranking for).

4. Find optimized PLR articles for your keyword list (you can choose from this collection of 200,000+ PLR articles in over 650 niches).

5. Build the site (or use the PLR Articles Toolkit software to build your web pages automatically for you).

6. Submit the site to directories for backlinks.

7. Publish articles for reprint on other sites to get tons of backlinks.

8. Add a few articles each month in order to grow your site with fresh content.

9. Start a new site and start the whole process all over again!

And if you have access to a good collection of private label rights articles, you can use them to do exactly that: build new Adsense sites each month! You will save a lot of time.

To get the best out of the PLR articles, you must at least do some minimum amount of modifications to make them your own. That way, you will be able to get the best of both worlds — optimized content for your Adsense sites and unique content that will allow you to rank well in the search engines!

There are just a few things you need to keep in mind before submitting your private label rights (PLR) articles to online article directories.

Take a look at the quality of the PLR articles you have

Of course, the first thing to do is to make sure that the content you provide is well written and informative.

Grammatical or other kinds of mistakes that come from poor writing skills are going to drive readers (and thus your traffic) away faster than anything else you might do.

So go through your PLR articles, revise them to fit your marketing needs and edit them as needed. Make sure you correct all grammatical errors, fix all the typos, and rewrite where necessary.

Long article or short?

One question that plagues more article writers is whether they should submit long articles or short ones.

Article directories themselves insist on long articles. Long articles also help you rank well in the search engines, because search engines LOVE content.

On the other hand, long articles tend to lower your results in terms of getting click throughs from your article resource box. Very few people end up reaching the end of the article and reading your resource box, let alone click it.

So in the end it’s a balancing trick between trying to get higher search engine rankings and getting around people’s low attention spans.

Something like 300-400 words should keep both you and the article directories happy. If necessary, make changes to the article to get an optimum word count before you submit it to any article directory.

Rewrite the article before submitting

As you know, several people, sometimes even hundreds, have access to the same PLR article. Submitting them as-is to the article directories will get them rejected on account of duplicate content.

So all you need to do is rewrite the article a bit to make it unique. Here are a couple posts on this blog to help you with this task and achieve it quickly:

1. Turn old PLR articles into fresh, new content in 10 minutes
2. How to create unique content using PLR articles

Rewriting the articles will not only make them stand out, it will increase the chances of getting your article accepted in the article directories.

Add a resource box at the end

A byline or resource box is crucial to the success of your article marketing efforts.

Just add a few sentences about your website, and include a link back to it. Make sure the anchor text for the link uses keywords that are relevant to both the article and your website.

At a minimum, your resource box should contain these items:

1. Your name
2. Your website address
3. 1-3 sentences describing you and your offer
4. Your “call to action” (where you ask them to click on the link, or to buy, etc.)

The better your resource box is, the more results you will get out of your efforts.

Other tips and do’s and don’ts:

• Make sure you provide useful and accurate information in your articles.
• Your article should provide useful information, but not the “whole” information. It should only serve as a “teaser” to entice readers to click the link in your resource box and come to your website for the rest of the information.
• Avoid any hype or other useless information. This can only get your articles rejected by the article directory.
• After you’ve revised your PLR article and submitted it to article directories, look for ways to promote the article AND promote using the article to increase traffic to your web site.
• Look for other marketing means like using snippets of you articles on blogs and in forum posts, and tagging them in social networking sites as helpful resources for others.
• Don’t break the rules. Before you submit your PLR article to article directories, make sure that you meet their guidelines.
• Make sure that the articles you write are free of character errors (i.e. run your content through a text editor like Notepad first). This will make sure there are no funky or non-ASCII characters in your article text. This is important especially if the PLR article is in Word .doc format.

By taking these few steps, you’ll ensure that you are able to utilize all your PLR articles for your article marketing by submitting them to article directories. It pays to spend a little time to check these few things first when using PLR articles.

After writing a bit about how and why you should rewrite PLR articles, I decided to look at some automated ways of doing it, namely a PLR article rewriting software.

As you know, there are quite a few ways of rewriting PLR articles:

• Rewrite them manually, or outsource the rewriting
• Use an article spinner software, that can generate up to a hundred or more versions of the same article
• Use a semi automated tool like the PLR Article Toolkit
• Use a true article rewriting software

Any of the above methods is fine, depending on your needs and abilities.

Of course, manual rewriting of PLR articles is the best, but it may not be feasible for everyone, especially if you don’t have a lot of time (or money to outsource), and/or English is not your first language. But if this is what you want to do, here are a few tips on rewriting PLR articles.

Similarly, PLR article spinners are fine if you want to just post some garbage all over the net, without any concern for quality. Now, I am not saying that all article spinners generate garbage. It’s just that this is what I have heard about all of them. If there is good one that I haven’t heard about, please let me know in the comments below.

PLR Article Toolkit is a great set of software tools that can semi automate the task of rewriting PLR articles. It provides a lot of options to make the articles unique, and even convert a whole directory of PLR articles into web pages at the click of a button.

But if you don’t want to do even that much work, you may want to look at the fourth option – a PLR article rewriting software.

Why PLR article rewriting software and tools are good

If you need to rewrite a lot of articles, the cost or time involved will quickly add up. For example:

• If you spend 30 minutes rewriting an article manually, it will take you 25 hours to rewrite 50 articles. What is your time worth in dollars?
• If you spend $5 per article on outsourcing the rewriting job, you need $250 to get 50 articles rewritten.

As you can see, things quickly add up when you have a lot of articles that need rewriting.

This is where a rewriting software or tool comes in handy, because it can save you both money and time.

My recommended PLR article rewriting software

I took a look at a few software and tools that promise to do the job, and among the ones that I looked at, I found WordFlood to be the best. I don’t know if it’s the absolute best, but it’s the best among the ones I looked at.

I urge you to give it a try. You can read more details and even watch a video about it here.

Do you use a PLR article rewriting software yourself? What is your experience? Can you share a tip, insight, or a tool that you think will help others? Please comment below.

This insight has resulted in a five figure income for me in the past six months or so. It’s a game changer, as far as I am concerned.

Before I share the insight with you, tell me something:

Why do we outsource?

Well, I think we outsource stuff for two reasons:

1. To save time
2. To save money

Outsourcing saves time because it lets us delegate the work to someone else while we do something that is more important or enjoyable.

And outsourcing saves money as well because it’s more expensive in many cases to do it yourself, thus robbing yourself of time to do more important stuff, or because it’s costly to do it wrong (for example, if you are not a designer, and try to design your site yourself, it may well cost you a lot in lost sales).

So yeah, outsourcing rocks.

But is there a way to make outsourcing even better?

What if we could save even more time and save even more money as we outsource? Is it possible?

Can we reduce the time it takes to outsource to someone and get back the result to a bare minimum, say a few minutes or seconds?

And can we reduce the money it takes to get our desired outcome to pennies on the dollar?

Can we?

Yes!

Outsourcing is a process. What you want is results.

So why not focus on the results, and skip the process?

Create time and money by investing into results, not the process.

For example, if you want a site design, it’s quicker and cheaper to just buy a web template, rather than hiring a designer to do it for you. Just look for a design that meets your needs, customize it to your tastes and requirements, and you are good to go. Takes just an hour or two at the max.

Another example: If you want to add content to your site, it’s quicker and cheaper to get hold of a few PLR articles and just add them to your site after rewriting them a bit.

Yet another example: If you want to sell products of your own, it’s much quicker and cheaper to buy a product with resale rights than it is to create one from scratch or hiring someone to create it for you.

The power of outsourcing without hiring

Do you see it now?

You were going to spend money anyway (on outsourcing).

But when you buy tools and products that let you bypass the whole process, you not only save a lot of money, you also save a lot of time.

It’s outsourcing on steroids.

And oh, these tools and products that you buy? Well, they will never make lame excuses like their Internet connection broke down, or their hard drive crashed, or they were sick, and so on. They will be there when you need them. No delays. No excuses.

Recommended resources:

Hundreds of thousands of PLR articles (outsource article writing)

Hundreds of thousands of PLR articles with tools to make them unique (outsource the “rewriting” too)

20 resale rights products every week, in a variety of niches (outsource product creation)

What do you think? Please share your views in the comments below.

What do I mean PLR articles are commodity products?

What I mean is that you could easily interchange one PLR article with another or one source of PLR articles with another, and it would make no difference.

But first, a step back…

What are commodity products?

According to Wikipedia:

A commodity is something for which there is demand, but which is supplied without qualitative differentiation across a market. It is a product that is the same no matter who produces it, such as petroleum, notebook paper, or milk. In other words, copper is copper. Rice is rice. Stereos, on the other hand, have many levels of quality. And, the better a stereo is, the more it will cost. The price of copper is universal, and fluctuates daily based on global supply and demand.

In plain English, it means two things:

1. Quality is not an issue when it comes to commodity products – it’s more or less the same across the entire range.
2. The price of a commodity product is only determined by supply and demand.

How this relates to PLR articles

PLR articles are PLR articles are PLR articles. Where you get your PLR articles doesn’t really matter folks, as long as you keep getting articles on topics that you need.

Because come to think of it. The reason why you use PLR articles and don’t write your own content is that you don’t have time to create your own content, lend it your own “voice” and don’t care enough about the topic to do heavy research and probably you don’t care a lot about the quality either.

PLR articles are usually used as filler content.

So yes, it doesn’t matter where you got your PLR articles, as long as they meet some minimum quality standards, and are relevant to the topic of your website.

So that takes care of criteria number one – quality.

The price of PLR articles

So what should PLR articles cost? Exactly what any commodity product would cost – the lowest possible price that will allow the sellers to still make a profit and stay in business.

As the number of people selling PLR articles goes up, their prices should go down.

And seeing the number of people selling PLR articles on the web today, it seems that there are plenty of providers of PLR content.

What it means for you

The more sellers there are for PLR articles, the better for you (as a user of PLR content), because it means prices can only go down.

There will of course be a few providers who do provide unique PLR content, and they will always charge a premium price. You should use these if you want to truly stand out from your competition using strictly PLR material.

But if your goal is to get a site or blog going quickly and filling it up with content to help drive some search engine traffic, you should think about using PLR articles packs that are available at rock bottom prices. You can always add your own unique content later, if the niche proves to be a good source of income.

And speaking of rock bottom prices, why not get some free PLR articles?

So what do you think? Are PLR articles commodity products or not? Do let me know your views by commenting below.