Top 10 Uses For PLR Products
Filed under: How-to, Internet Marketing, Private Label Rights (PLR)
Private Label Rights products (PLR) are everywhere. Most are used for three simple things: list building, selling, and articles. Though these are three very good and common uses there are plenty more. Most people talk about the general uses of PLR but never go deep down into it. So I decided to write a detailed article of the top 10 best uses of PLR products.
Starting with the #10 spot, going to the best use. I won’t go into step-by-step instructions for how to do each one because each step is a huge long topic of it’s own. I will though provide as much information as I can in this one article. You’ll see why each idea is good and what exactly you can do with it. First up, #10.
#10) Buy & Hold:
Just like the real estate concept, the idea here is to buy PLR and keep it. This will not profit you right here and now; this is a longer term strategy. You keep PLR for many many reasons. One great reason is to sell it off in as a PLR pack later and thus giving yourself some passive income. Plus it’s fun to keep a bunch of PLR, after a while you’ll have a huge collection with potentially unlimited knowledge resources.
The main goal with Buy & Hold would be to keep the PLR in packs, then selling off those packs for residual income. Go on Google and search for “PLR Megapack”, you will find plenty of results of people doing this exact same thing. If they are doing it, why not you since it cost you nothing extra to put the PLR you already have into groups.
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Everyone is raving about the new Google Buzz. Alright, maybe not everyone. Though if you are interested in it and want to know how to integrate Buzz in the best possible way into your WordPress blog read on.
As it currently stands, there is no direct way to Buzz something. There are a few workarounds such as the Google Buzz Button and WP Google-buzz, both of which are very good solutions. Though each has it’s own ups and downs.
The best, and most productive, way to integrate Buzz into your WP Blog is to use a plugin called WPBuzzer. Why? Because it has styling options, size options and even Bit.ly integration!
When you use the Bit.ly integration you are able to track how many people Buzz about your topic (just like on Mashable). How cool is that?
But what if you also want to display your Buzz to the public’s prying eyes, you will need Google Buzz ER. Google Buzz ER gives you a awesome widget to use with WP. It can go anywhere a widget can go. Once you install it, under the admin menu go to Appearance -> Widgets and place it in your sidebar.
To wrap up, you’ll need two plugins for maximum effect:
- WPBuzzer
- Google Buzz ER
Both of them can be installed from inside of WordPress by going to Plugins -> Add New and search for “WPBuzzer” and then “Google Buzz ER”. Both searches, you will want the first result with the same names. Good luck.
If you have any other great Google Buzz plugins for WP, let us know in the comments.
Original plugin list from Mashable.
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There are plenty of video plugins for WordPress. A few of which aren’t even really needed, though there is one that stands out from all the rest: Viper’s Video Quicktags. Why? Because it’s one behemoth of a plugin. It supports a gargantuan amount of services and several proprietary formats which makes it the most ‘complete’ video plugin ever.
Best of all, for each service and feature you enable it has a settings tab so you can set up specific modes and settings just for that service! Neat. It supports all these services and features: FLV videos, Youtube, Google Video, Daily Motion, Vimeo, Veoh, Viddler, Metacafe, Blip.tv, Flickr video, IFilm/Spike, Myspace TV and even Quicktime and ‘general’ video files. That’s amazingly a lot!
Let’s get down into it. How to install Viper’s Video Quicktags, how to configure it and how to use it.
Before that though, here is a preview of how the plugin can fits a video nicely into my blog:
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