New Limited PLR - 8 Hour Business Start-Up for Seniors; Starting Fresh PLR; Brain Games Course; Slants Cont.

Published: Mon, 12/13/21


Well I had gone and pre-adopted (meaning you get first dibs when they're adoptable) a blonde chihuahua mix from the shelter over the weekend but I got home and just had an uneasy feeling. She was pretty big at 4 months, and is supposed to grow way more - so she would be much bigger than my little chihuahuas with a puppy mentality, meaning hard for the older chihuahuas to "correct and teach."

I withdrew my adoption and at least at this shelter, the small dogs get adopted super fast so I know she'll be okay. We'll try again, but not until we return from Disney World so I can also devote 100% of me time and attention to the puppers. I swear I go to the shelter and I want to leave with ALL of them. Big and little. 

FYI: Tomorrow's email goes out at 9 AM EST and if you need to see what limited PLR is left and see what big, discounted store bundles are available, go here.

By the way, I forgot to mention this and it's ending tonight, but Sharyn Sheldon has a PLR deal called Emotional Intelligence Advantage where you get 50% off. I believe she has two built in bonuses, too - a kickoff quiz and a checklist to go with it. 

New Limited PLR - 8 Hour Business Start-Up for Seniors

My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called 8 Hour Business Start-Up for Seniors and this is a report that shows seniors how to take one day to get a business up and running using a typical 8-hour work-day. It then gives advice on how to keep the ball rolling and grow it into something more after that initial day. 

This is not for those who drag their feet and waste time being intimidated or worried about every step. This is for sheer go getters who are ready to hunker down and make good things happen!

This 7-page 3,240-word report starts with an introduction and then covers the following:

- 8 to 10 A.M. - Niche Selection and Keyword Downloads
- 10 to Noon - Two Hours for Technical Set-Up
- 1 to 3 P.M. - Affiliate Program Requests
- 3 to 5 P.M. - Quick Content Strategy
- Expanding on Your Efforts After Day 1

** This report comes in both Word and TXT formats

Free Graphics

I've included the JPG, and PNG files for a flat cover as well as a hardback version in PNG. 

Be one of only 50 people to own it here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/8-hour-business-start-up-for-seniors-limited-plr

Starting Fresh PLR

Justin Popovic has a new PLR deal out called Starting Fresh. Perfect topic for the upcoming New Year! 

This is a HUGE bundle of PLR that includes: And make SURE you look at the upgrade offer that's a media kit of this content - because Justin puts out some of the best multimedia PLR there is. 

Check it out on sale here:
https://toolsformotivation.com/idevaffiliate/idevaffiliate.php?id=tiffany_289_3_296

Brain Games Empire Course

Alessandro Zamboni has a new Empire course - and this one is for Brain Games. 

This is video series that teaches you how to create nine different brain games for kids, keep them entertained, and exercise their minds in many ways. Those games can be sold as Kindle books and printables. 

They show every step of the process through ten videos and two bonus ones. Everything is covered, from creating each game to finding the needed resources.

Slants Continued: Tell Them Who Inspires You

People love to know who helped inspire you to succeed, and how. Telling this story is both heartwarming and motivational. Plus, in some instances, it gives them someone to follow as well. 

In the dieting niche, you might have a slant such as, “How Chris Pratt Almost Lost a Role and Then Lost the Weight.” At almost 300 pounds, this celebrity almost wasn’t cast in Guardians of the Galaxy, until he quickly lost 60 pounds in six months.

It’s a great story to tell because he has openly discussed the health problems he suffered from being overweight, the struggle he’s had with yo yo cycles of dieting, and more. 

In the success niche, you might come up with a slant like, “Risk Taking Lessons You Can Learn from Sylvester Stallone.” This is a man who had a dream and wanted it so bad he went through bouts of homelessness and other struggles until he finally made it in Hollywood. 

He wrote the script for Rocky in three days and took an enormous pay cut just so he could star in the main role. This is inspiring because it shows how you can put yourself through struggles if you feel the end result will be worth it. 

For the survival niche, try a slant like, “The Inspiration of Ruth Stout's Gardening Strategy.” This was an elderly woman who developed her own method “no work gardening.” 

It’s inspiring because she found a way around the obstacles that would have prevented her from succeeding with gardening if she’d tried to accomplish it the traditional way, and managed to provide food for herself. 

She simply covered her seeds with year-round mulch, instead of having to get down on the ground and plant them in the soil. This is something that might be good for a survival slant for disabled or elderly individuals. 

That's it for me today - y'all have a great rest of your day!

Tiff ;)

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