UsingPLRContentInTheRightWay

 TIP 4: How To Use PLR Content 

Hello, and welcome to Tip number 4. Today we will be looking at the do’s and don’ts of PLR Content. As I mentioned in an earlier post, once upon a time not so long ago, earning with Adsense was as simple doing an internet search for some cheap PLR (Private Label Rights) content that was already optimised for specific keywords. You could then use this to put on your website and hey presto, a whole site in as long as it takes to copy and paste. These days are gone…

This is mostly due to duplicate content but there are a few other factors. When you buy PLR content (articles in this case) you are buying a ‘pack’ that is also being sold to many other people. This of course means that if you all have the same content; Google will kick you out with a giant boot, (as discussed in the duplicate content post) but you will also be compteting with other for the same keywords.

However, PLR content does have it’s uses. Creating an article for every page on your website is very time consuming and if it’s a topic you have no interest in, then can be extremely boring. So the only other option is to outsource. If you do an Internet search you will soon see that there are many people on the web that will write you articles for around $5-$10 a pop. But, if you’re on a budget you can use PLR content and have it re-written for around $2-$5 per article. I should mention here that there is no substitute for completely unique content. If you are re-writing or having your content re-written then you must make sure that it appears unique. Copyscape is the most favoured tool for doing this and is very simple to use. PLR does have plenty of other uses but we will discuss them at a much later date.

We now have just one more tip to go and we’ll then we’ll start on our first website project. Tip 5 coming soon….