I’m going to be very honest with you. The only reason this isn’t easy to do is because there aren’t a lot of great PLR articles out there. There is more junk than you can imagine.
However, good articles exist. You just have to know what to look for.
Here’s an example of a BAD one.
“10 Tips To Advertise Your Web Site”
- Submit your site to safelists. They have lots of members and you’ll get lots of hits.
- Submit your site to search engines. When they get indexed you’ll get lots of visitors.
- Frequent forums. As people get to know you, they’ll go to your site.
Do I have to go on? Okay, any time you see an article that is nothing more than a checklist, it’s crap. You are basically just taking an outline and writing your own article. If you don’t have enough knowledge on the subject, you won’t be able to do it.
Then of course there are PLR articles with poor English and grammar. This, however, can be overcome if the structure is there.
And that, my friend, is the key.
You need to find out what kind of structure the author is using for his articles. This is easy enough to do.
Ask him.
It’s that simple. If he’s reluctant to show you a sample of his work, for fear that you’ll steal it from him (authors can be so paranoid) then simply ask him to send you an outline of his article structure.
It should look something like this.
Introduction
Paragraph 1 on first point in intro
Paragraph 2 on second point in intro
Paragraph 3 on third point in intro
Summary
If his structure is similar to what I have outlined above, then you have a pretty decent chance of coming away with a PLR article that will be easy to rewrite.
If the author refuses to give you this info and says something like, “My articles are good”, stay away.
I personally have no problems sending somebody a sample of my work. That’s what you should look for, or at least a structure submission like the one above.
This is how you weed out the crappy authors from the good ones.
Go out and start making money with PLR products.
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