10 Kinds Of Blog Posts PLR Ebook

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Introduction

No matter what kind of business you run online, there’s a good chance you have a blog. And if you have a blog, then you need a lot of content.

But here’s the problem…

It takes a lot of time to create that content. If you outsource it, then it’s going to take a lot of money. Either way, creating content is a big investment.

Until now…

If you think you can’t create great content fast, think again. That’s because you’re about to discover 10 types of blog posts you can create in 10 minutes or less. Take a look…

1. Create Articles Out Of PLR

Sometimes you might purchase PLR (private label rights) articles that you can minimally tweak and post right to your blog. In other cases, you might take excerpts out of PLR reports or ebooks, and then post these excerpts on your blog. Either way, it takes just minutes to create something unique and post it for your readers.

Here are some other tips for using PLR to create content:

Use the transcripts from a PLR video to create an article for your blog. These transcripts may be included with the package, or you can create your own.

TIP: This is particularly easy if the video includes slides, as you can simply create your article from the content of the slides.

Compile multiple pieces of PLR content to create something entirely new. For example, you might take excerpts out of three or four PLR articles to create an entirely new article.

And speaking of excerpts…

2. Take Excerpts From Your Products

Obviously, this is a super-quick way to create an article. But the other bonus of this particular strategy is that you can quickly insert a pitch at the end of the article to promote the full product.

Now, there are two ways to use these excerpts:

One way is to simply pull the excerpt directly out of the product, create an introduction and conclusion, and post it on your blog.

For example, let’s suppose you have a report that lists ten strategies for cutting calories. You can excerpt out three to five of these strategies to create your article. Then at the end of the article, you can pitch the paid report as the place to get more of these great strategies.

The second way is to cut some of the meat off the excerpt so that people will want to buy the product to get all the details.

Let’s take the example of the report with ten strategies again. This time you excerpt out all ten strategies, but you edit out some of the details. So readers will get an article that tells them what to do, but they don’t get the exact instructions of how to do it. They’ll need to purchase the product to get those exact instructions.

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3. Make Link Lists

A link list can come in a variety of formats, including:

A gear list. These are tools you use that you’d recommend to others. It saves beginners a lot of time and money, since they don’t have to do as much research.

For example, you might list all the plugins you use on your blog. Or if you’re writing to bodybuilders, you might make a list of all the “must use” supplements.

A list of free resources. Here you might link to blog posts, reports, videos and other free sources of content to help your readers achieve some specific goal.

A list of paid resources. In this case, you’d write a short review for each resource to let people know who can use it and its benefits.

A mix of paid and free resources. For example, “The Top 10 Resources Every Aspiring Copywriter Ought to Read.”

Again, the point is to save your reader time by doing some of the legwork and research for them. It’s much easier to get recommendations and content all in one place from a trusted source, rather than having to find products and sources yourself, and then have to separate the wheat from the chaff besides.

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