New Limited PLR - Senior Brain and Mental Health; Year's Worth of Pieces; Services PLR; Good Email Offers

Published: Sun, 04/17/22


Happy Easter! Are y'all celebrating today in any way? I used to do a whole big meal like for Thanksgiving, hide eggs all over the property, etc. But until I have grandkids, we're in that middle state where the kids are too old to hunt eggs. So instead I got them one bag of candy each and a card with a gift card inside. I figure their age group will appreciate that more anyway. :)

And of course, I focus on the real reason for the season, too. One thing I am glad of is that I don't see those stringy plastic grass pieces from the Easter baskets all over the place. Now that I have four puppers, I don't want them eating any of that. 

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.

New Limited PLR - Senior Brain and Mental Health

My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called Senior Brain and Mental Health and this is a report that first addresses some of the most common brain and mental health issues elderly men and women are facing as they age, and then goes into tips to address the problems so that they can prevent further deterioration and live a life where they are content and thriving in society. 

This 6-page 2,564-word report starts with an introduction and then covers the following:

- Depression, Loneliness and Mood Swings
- Different Forms of Dementia
- Sharpen the Brain Every Chance You Get
- Don't Isolate Yourself
- Take Care of Your Physical Health
- Stick to a Schedule

** 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/senio-brain-and-mental-health-limited-plr

Year's Worth of Social Media PLR Pieces (with Coupon)

Alice Seba has an entire Year's Worth of Social Media PLR Pieces with a coupon code you can use today. You can get $10 off using coupon code: YEARSWORTH at checkout. 

This is a pack of: Go check out the bundle in detail here, and don't forget to use coupon code: YEARSWORTH at checkout:
https://publishforprosperity.com/content/aff/go/TiffanyDow/?i=333

Packaging & Pricing Your Services PLR Weekend Deal

If you are involved in services or teach people who are, this PLR can help people learn how to price and package up their services in a way that:

Sharyn Sheldon has this pack on sale for up to 50% off this weekend only (it ends Monday). She also has a weekend bonus of a 5-day challenge kit. 

This is one of her Blaze packages, so you can either get everything in the Blaze pack (with everything including instructor materials) or only choose the Flash (lead magnet) or Beacon (student) content.

Check it out here:
http://www.contentsparks.com/1232-228.html 

Building an Email List From Scratch: What Constitutes a Great Offer?

For the next few days I'm going to do a series on building an email list from scratch. 

Whenever a newbie hears someone say, “The money’s in the list,” it feels intimidating and exhilarating all at once. They want so badly to experience the joy of sending out a single email and seeing sales pour in, but they don’t know how to start their list building endeavors.

For most marketers, time slips away and because they kept saying, “Someday I’ll build a list,” someday never comes. That results in a struggle each time they have something to promote or release because they have to find buyers.

When you have an email subscriber list, you have a built in group of interested customers and prospects – and they can convert for you, promote for you, and give you tips on what needs to be improved. 

Obviously, the value of the freebie is what will impress your audience. This needs to be something that your audience is searching for. There are two ways you can present the offer. 

You can do a series or give access to something right off the bat. With an email series, the recipient of the emails expects to hear from you once a day or once a week – however you promote it, such as, “Subscribe and Get a FREE Weekly Cooking Lesson Delivered to Your Inbox!”

A series can go on as long as you want it to – indefinitely – or for a set timespan, like a one-week series (which would deliver daily), or a 6-week series, which would deliver weekly for six weeks. 

You can also promote your subscriber freebie as access to a free course. You can compile a PDF file, give them access to a podcast download, or send them a series of videos.

You can also give them the ability to sign up for a free membership area. Even limited membership access could be a perk, and if you have a paid area, you might find that giving them a sneak peek helps convert them into customers for you. 

Before you create anything, look for topics that your niche needs. You can use the following strategies to search for ideas: Tomorrow we'll talk about your autoresponder system.

Tiff ;)

P.S. Prefer a weekly digest?
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