Use Templates to Streamline Your Business - PLR; Slants Cont.

Published: Tue, 01/11/22


Well the little puppers I adopted before Christmas (Daisy) is doing great! She's 3.5 pounds now and sleeping through the night. For scale, look how tiny she is (my son was dog/house sitting for me):



She's so adorable and the other dogs have taken to her nicely. Everywhere we go, like to the vet's office or drive through, everyone runs up to us to gush over how precious she is. I told Shawn in that first picture she looks like a tiny bad guy daring someone to mess with her Shawn. LOL! 

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Use Templates to Streamline Your Business - PLR

Sharyn Sheldon has a fantastic topic for her PLR today - it's called Use Templates to Streamline Your Business.

It's about how to use templates in your business to save time while increasing efficiency, productivity, and quality. 

This is one of her big courses where you get to choose if you want the Flash (lead gen), Beacon (student) or Blaze (lead gen, student and instructor) content. 

Flash (lead gen) includes: Beacon (student) includes: Blaze (instructor) includes: As a heads up - People who buy the course before midnight on the 12th will get the Launch Bonus. And people who grab both the course and the Upgrade Pack (with Module Quizzes and sales page copy) will get the Upgrade Bonus.

Check it out here:
http://www.contentsparks.com/1232-283.html

Slants Continued: Blog About a Scandal That Happened in Your Niche

Not every niche will have a scandal that can be discussed. But you would be surprised to know how many have had scandals. Some of them have been big news, while others have been small situations behind the scenes.

You can find scandal stories in niches such as dog training, knitting, and others you wouldn't have thought possible. Whenever you discuss a scandal, you want to cover it from all angles and try to get to the root of the truth.

You also want to give your readers some insight about how this may affect them, if at all. If you are in the diet niche, you could use the slant, “Were The Biggest Loser Contestants Drugged for Weight Loss?”

Sometimes, you will be able to discuss a scandal where the truth was eventually revealed and the rumor was false. Other times, you will be discussing a scandal where everyone gave the person the benefit of the doubt, only to discover the rumor was true.

If you are in the success niche, use a slant such as, “Stupid Stunts Like Firewalking Scandals Do Not Motivate People.” This is a slant where you would be giving your personal opinion about a scandal that happened, such as motivational experts making people walk across fire coals.

If you’re in the survival niche, you could discuss, “The Truth Behind the Man Versus Wild Scandal.” While everyone assumed Bear Grylls was braving the elements alone, the truth was, he had a crew with him, and often slept back at the base camp lodge with them, rather than out in the wilderness. 

Even though this may not seem like it would affect your audience directly, you can teach them the importance of learning with firsthand experience, rather than relying on experts to simply show them how things seem to be in videos, because you never know if it’s true. 
 
That's it for me today - y'all have a great rest of your day!

Tiff ;)

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