• Hello Friend,
  It's October 27, 2006
  
  Today's issue contains:
  
  - Your 12th Treat is ready
  
  - Gurus make mistakes too!
  
  - Five Great Tips on Using Private Label Content
  
  - A new winner and more
  
  
  Your 12th treat in the "13 days of Treats not Tricks
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  Now on to the Good Stuff
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  I want to share these Five Great Tips on Using Private
  Label Content with you today. I hope you find them helpful.
  
  Friend,
  
  We have all see that Private Label Content is becoming
  increasingly popular as people join the rush to fill their
  websites with high-quality information.
  
  Admittedly, you can have articles written by freelance writers
  at sites like Elance or Rentacoder, but it gets expensive. For
  those who are not yet generating a high income through AdSense or
  affiliate sales, Private Label Content (PLC) provides a welcome
  alternative.
  
  First let's recap for anyone that is new to PLC
  
  === What is Private Label Content? ===
  
  PLC generally refers to articles, e-books and manuals that are
  free for subscribers to use as they wish. There are a few
  restrictions, however: you cannot claim copyright to PLC, or
  submit it to article sites, unless you change the content
  significantly. (Interpret 'significantly' as 'unrecognizable as
  the original article'.) The cost of membership varies, but
  typically ranges from around $24 to $67 a month. For this you
  might receive anywhere from 150 to 300 articles per month. Some
  sites also offer graphics (e-book covers and site header
  graphics) and even ready-made sales letters.
  
  To use PLC to the best advantage, you need to be aware of a few
  things.
  
  === 1. How Can You Use PLC Articles? ===
  
  The most common use for PLC articles is to provide useful,
  interesting content for websites. There are other uses, however.
  Think about your immediate needs. If you require an incentive for
  people to sign up for your newsletter, you can offer an e-book or
  training manual made up from PLC articles. It's easy to tweak
  these to be more relevant to your website and your clients. (As
  well as putting yourself in Google's shoes, put yourself in your
  clients' shoes. What do they most need to know?)
  
  You could also create an e-course (anything from 6 to 52 articles
  - a short e-course, or one that offers an article for each week
  of the year). This gives you an excellent reason to stay in touch
  with your clients.
  
  === 2. How Can You Alter PLC Articles? ===
  
  Submitting articles to public article directories along with your
  resource box is a great way to generate traffic to your
  web-sites. However, many directories don't allow you to submit
  duplicate content - ie, you have to submit your own unique
  article. Therefore, when submitting an article that you obtained
  from a private label content resource, it's advisable to first
  alter the article before submission. Here are a few tips in that
  regard...
  
  (a) Change the title of the article. If you are using
  keyword-optimized articles, make sure you keep the keyword in the
  title - but be creative about the words that surround it. So if
  your article is based on the keyword "Mongolian Guinea Pig", your
  title might be "Where to Find the Mongolian Guinea Pig" or
  "Taking Care of Your Mongolian Guinea Pig" and so on.
  
  (b) Change the opening paragraph. All you need to do (usually) is
  make sure that your keyword appears once. Take a look at the rest
  of the paragraph. How can you say the same thing in a different
  way? Look for synonyms - using your thesaurus - or alter the
  tone. Perhaps you can adopt a more casual approach (this might
  work better for your readership anyway). You might prefer write a
  different introduction altogether.
  
  (c) Work through the article. Add a sentence here; subtract one
  there. Present the facts in a different order. Expand by adding
  some new points. Break a long article into two shorter articles.
  (If you do this, make sure each article seems complete in
  itself.)
  
  (d) Rewrite the ending. When you do this, think about what you
  want the reader to do. Is this a good place to put your own
  affiliate link, or write a lead-in to your own product or
  services?
  
  === 3. Blend Several Articles Into One ===
  
  You can get a whole new look if you take two or more PLC articles
  on the same theme and blend them into one longer, fact-packed
  article. Sometimes you might find you HAVE to do this, if an
  article seems a bit 'lightweight'. Not all PLC articles are
  created equal! Sometimes it's obvious that the writer was low on
  inspiration.
  
  === 4. Think Outside the Square. ===
  
  Most PLC articles are presented in batches relevant to one niche.
  For example, you might find that over the course of a month you
  get 20 articles on golf, 20 on cell phones, 20 on credit cards
  and 20 on travel. Let's say that you are busy building a golf
  site. It might seem at first glance that only 20 of the 80
  articles are relevant to your needs.
  
  Not so! Golf vacations, for example, are very popular. Could any
  of your travel articles be massaged to fit the theme of golf
  vacations? It's very likely that they could. And what about
  communication while you travel - or while you play golf? Does the
  golfer need a new cell phone that will easily adapt to overseas
  communications? How will the golfer pay for a new set of clubs or
  a golf vacation? Might he need to explore credit card options?
  
  You see how it's done. Be creative in your use of Private Label
  Content, and you will definitely get your money's worth.
  
  === 5. One Final Tip - Hold Out For Quality! ===
  
  Now that Private Label Content is becoming popular, more and more
  PLC sites are opening up. You can afford to be choosy. Check out
  the quality of the articles on offer, and especially the niches
  being targeted. Niche areas like golf and credit are popular, and
  that's exactly what you want. You want to go where there is an
  *existing* demand. You do NOT want obscure niches where there is
  little activity. You WANT to go where there is competition.
  Naturally, the profitable niches will always have competition.
  Where there is competition, there are buyers! So you want to
  look for demand, look for competition, and carve your niche!
  
  Finally, consider being a member of more than one PLC site. Is it
  worth it to you to spend $150 a month on quality,
  no-strings-attached content? That would get you membership of 3-4
  sites and upwards of 400 articles each month. Even if you can use
  only 50 of those articles, you're getting them for $3 each - a
  bargain!
  
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