New Limited PLR - 30 Day Start-Up Action Steps for New Info Product Creators; Christmas 21 Course Deal; Slant

Published: Fri, 12/24/21


Happy Christmas Eve! Do you have any plans for today/tonight? This is the day when my sweet oldest son and his wife come over and we do Christmas with them. That way, Christmas day they can sleep in and do Christmas for each other. Tonight will be lots of fun. We're playing a couple of fun gift games (the Saran Wrap ball one and a candle blow out one) and they'll open their gifts.

The "elves" will also ring the doorbell and leave elf gifts out on the porch. And of course, lots of good food. My kids said they didn't want a traditional turkey this year. They wanted my buttermilk fried chicken, mashed potatoes, corn, rolls and deviled eggs, so that's what we're doing. With good desserts, too. Primarily these wonderful cookies, but also my dad's banana pudding recipe. 

We took little Daisy to the vet yesterday and she's healthy and precious at all of 2 pounds. Only thing I worry about is they said she's too small and young to have spayed but it's required January 7th at the shelter or else they reclaim her! I had my vet write a letter stating she feels it's dangerous so hoping they let us wait until it's safe but I doubt it, being a government run service. Wish us luck!

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. And yes I heard you about missing out on yesterday's limited PLR and I will work on a new slant for the same topic. Stay tuned! If this one below sells out and you let me know you wanted it, I'll try to do a similar topic, too if there's enough demand. 

New Limited PLR - 30 Day Start-Up Action Steps for New Info Product Creators

My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called 30 Day Start-Up Action Steps for New Info Product Creators and this is a report that walks a newbie through their start-up steps to launching their own info product with a daily action step. It has them doing one task per day with one day of rest each week, but of course they can double up if they are faster with it. 

FYI - The graphics match with the ones from yesterday's so they're matching 30-day eCovers, in case you bought that one, too. 

This 6+ page 2,983-word report starts with an introduction and then covers the following and each day has an explanation with it:

- Week 1: Analyzing the Marketplace to See What's Selling

Day 1 - Visit ClickBank to Check Out the Bestsellers
Day 2 - Take a Look at Warrior Plus to Find Out What's Hot
Day 3 - Check Out JVZoo to See What's In-Demand
Day 4 - Look on Udemy for Courses That Sell Well
Day 5 - Head Over to Amazon to See What's Popular
Day 6 - Look on Social Media to See What the Chatter Is

- Week 2: Mapping Out Your Info Product

Day 7 - Come Up with a Slant for Your Product
Day 8 - Break the Topic Up Into Sub-Topics
Day 9 - Consider What Media Format to Use
Day 10 - Brainstorm One or Two Upsells
Day 11 - Determine Your Price Points
Day 12 - Consider Running a Contest for Affiliates

- Week 3: Set Up Your Product Listing and Announcements

Day 13 - Set Your Launch Dates and Times
Day 14 - Create Your Product Listing and Funnel Where Applicable
Day 15 - Set Up a Joint Venture Details Page
Day 16 - Head to MunchEye and Make Your Launch Known
Day 17 - Announce the Upcoming Launch on Your Social Media Profiles
Day 18 - Reach Out to Recruit a Few Select Affiliates

- Week 4: It's Product Creation Time

Day 19 - Create the Front End Product
Day 20 - Create Your Upgrade Offer
Day 21 - Write Your Two Sales Letters
Day 22 - Make a Strategic Download Page
Day 23 - Do Last Edits and Go Above and Beyond
Day 24 - Send Out Review Copies to Get Feedback

- Week 5: Last Launch Steps to Consider

Day 25 - Upload Your Final Files
Day 26 - Do a Test Purchase to Ensure Functionality
Day 27 - Create a Welcome Email for New Buyers
Day 28 - Be on Hand When the Launch Goes Live
Day 29 - Update Affiliates About the Leaderboard
Day 30 - Have a Plan for the Post-Launch Period

** 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/30-day-start-up-action-steps-for-new-info-product-creators-limited-plr

Christmas Deals 2021 - 21 Courses for $17

Alessandro Zamboni has a Christmas Deals 2021 package available on sale right now. This is when he has a once a year sale where you get to grab all of his products for one low price. Many of my subscribers love his courses because he typically does over-the-shoulder, step-by-step tutorials, which is what most people need. This is NOT PLR.

Inside there are 21 of his courses about online marketing, Kindle, and printables as follows:
  1. Top Affiliate Empire
  2. Printable Cards Empire
  3. Earth Domination Empire
  4. Artificial Intelligence Empire
  5. Printable Wall Art Empire
  6. Coloring Books Revenge
  7. Digital Sales Empire
  8. Crypto Empire
  9. Presets Profits Empire
  10. Printable Treasures
  11. NFT Trading Cards Empire
  12. Canva Templates Empire
  13. Stickers Empire
  14. Social Media Marketing Agency Empire
  15. Voice Search Empire
  16. Coupon Books Empire
  17. Blockchain Games Empire
  18. Canva eBook Templates
  19. Survival - Economic Collapse PLR
  20. Mentality PLR
  21. Spirals Empire
You can all 21 courses for just $17 here:
https://warriorplus.com/o2/a/dcdwyr/0

Slants Continued: Find a Good Statistic to Blog About

This is an easy one to find. Go to your search engine and type in your niche topic and the word statistic. You’ll be able to find data on so many niche topics – and this is something you’ll be able to do again and again. 

For example, you can find in the diet niche, a slant like, “You're Not Alone: According to the CDC Over 42% of American Adults Are Obese.” Statistics like these are updated annually, and you can discuss what the measurements mean, how many are men versus women, age groups, and why it’s occurring. 

For the success niche, you might find and use a slant such as, “20% of Small Businesses Fail in the First Year - Here's How You Can Avoid Being One of Them.” So not only are you discussing the statistical data, and why it’s happening, but you’re helping them take protective measures against become a statistic themselves. 

In the survival niche, use a slant such as, “Statistics Show a Growing Number of Women Are Turning Into Preppers.” You can then disclose the ratio of men versus women, and the reasons behind the growing trend, encouraging more to come onboard. 

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

Tiff ;)

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