New Limited PLR - 17 Tips on Using PLR in Your Business; 50 PLR Bundle; Autoimmune PLR; Nutrition Success
Published: Fri, 06/24/22
My son has decided to learn a second language. He's studying Japanese. He's always wanted to visit there. Right now, he said he's mastered on alphabet. I can't even imagine having more than one. I'd be so lost. I have such admiration for people who speak more than one language to any degree.
I studied French for 3 years (I can only say bonjour) and Spanish for 7 years (yep, I pretty much only know hola). I am HORRIBLE with languages. I DID love Latin, though. I was an ace with that language, but too bad it's considered a dead language. I took 3 years of Latin. It helped me a ton with writing because Latin is the root of all languages, they say.
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New Limited PLR - 17 Tips on Using PLR in Your Business
My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called 17 Tips on Using PLR in Your Business and this is a report that provides insight on how to shop for PLR, what to do with it before using it, and multiple ways you can put it to use in your business to generate traffic, build a list and increase your income. Not only is this a great resource for readers to learn what to do with the PLR they buy, but for you, it's a fantastic opportunity to include your affiliate links to various vendors so that you earn a commission from their PLR purchases.This 10+ page 4,609-word report covers the following:
- Buy the Best Quality Since the Cost Is Low
- Make Sure the Content Aligns with What You Teach
- Personalize It with Your Stories and Style
- Use It to Freshen Up Your Blog Regularly
- Merge and Break Apart the Content
- Use It as Curated Material with Commentary
- Create Low Content Printables from It
- Serve It Up as a Lead Magnet
- Sell It as an Info Product
- Use It as an Email Autoresponder
- Post It to Your Social Platforms
- Provide It as a Bonus for Buyers
- Send It as Unexpected Gifts to Subscribers
- Turn It Into a Transcript for a Podcast
- Let It Act as a Springboard for a Self-Published Book
- Create a Paid Membership Site
- Let It Help You Generate Affiliate Income
** 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/17-tip-on-using-plr-in-your-business-limited-plr
50 PLR Blog Posts & Emails: Bundle 7
Sharyn Sheldon has a new bundle of 50 PLR Blog Posts and Emails (Bundle #7).The topics of the bundles are are:
- Customer Service
- Dealing with Difficult Customers
- Goal-Setting
- Low-Content Products
- Word-of-Mouth Marketing
http://www.contentsparks.com/1232-312.html
Coping with Autoimmune Disease PLR
Tracy and Suzanne at Piggy Makes Bank have a new PLR bundle called Coping with Autoimmune Disease PLR.
It includes 30 Articles, 30 Emails, eBook Compilation, 30 Social Media Posts, their “How to Run an Email Challenge” Guide, and an eBook/Workbook.
Here's a quick glance at the 30 titles:
- Autoimmune Disease: What is it, and what causes it?
- Ten of the Most Common Autoimmune Diseases
- Common Symptoms and Signs of Autoimmune Diseases
- Autoimmune Disease: Environmental Triggers to Be Aware of
- The Common Risk Factors for Autoimmune Diseases
- How to Test and Diagnose Autoimmune Diseases
- Can Autoimmune Diseases Be Cured?
- Five Ways to Treat Autoimmune Diseases
- Seven Tips to Managing Stress with Autoimmune Disease
- Tips to Managing Brain Fog with Autoimmune Disease
- The Diets to Follow if You Have an Autoimmune Disease
- How to Follow the Autoimmune Protocol Diet (AIP)
- Six Tips for Success on the Autoimmune Protocol Diet
- How to Eat Out on the Autoimmune Protocol Diet
- Autoimmune Disease: How the Anti-Inflammatory Diet Can Help
- How to Manage Autoimmune Disease with a Plant-Based Diet
- Autoimmune Disease: Gluten-Free Diet Tips
- Foods that Can Trigger Symptoms of Autoimmune Disease
- Autoimmune Disease and the Importance of Hydration
- Foods That Help Manage Autoimmune Disease
- Five Autoimmune Disease Exercise Tips
- Dos and Don’ts of the Autoimmune Protocol Diet
- Autoimmune Disease: Why Your Mental Health Is Important
- Four Tips to Cultivating Happiness with an Autoimmune Disease
- Autoimmune Disease: Breathing Exercises to Ease Symptoms
- Six Important Autoimmune Disease Facts to Know
- Autoimmune Disease and The Importance of Sleep
- Five Strategies for Fighting Fatigue from Autoimmune Disease
- Daily Habits to Manage Your Autoimmune Disease
- Autoimmune Disease: How to Find Care and Support
https://piggymakesbank.com/amember/aff/go/Tiffany?i=554
A Healthy Diet Leads to a Growing Business
One key to a successful, growing business is the ability to make wise decisions and to be productive. One way to achieve these daily goals is to maintain a healthy diet. However, that is no easy feat these days when we’re constantly bombarded with ads and information about all the different menu plans and ways of eating. However, one common denominator in all of these health plans is to eat organic, whole foods in their most natural state.Even though I'm dealing with a weight problem, I was luckily raised to incorporate a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables into my diet. Unfortunately, I also add the unhealthy stuff. LOL!
In the simplest of terms, avoid all the center aisles of the grocery store where the prepackaged foods are found. I know that’s tough to do! But the freshest choices will be found in the produce, seafood, and meat sections of your local grocery store. If you’re still tempted to buy a box of something because it’s convenient, read the ingredient label first. If you can pronounce all the ingredients and there are a small number of ingredients listed, it’s a smart choice. Anything that you can’t pronounce is likely a chemical which has no business being ingested.
Ditch the Carb Coma Lunches
As an entrepreneur, I know that if I eat a big carb-filled lunch, I'm going to want a nap after. You know that carb coma we all fall into after holiday dinners? Not a good thing on a regular work day. Overloading on carbs can make you feel sleepy, which will zap your energy and limit your decision-making ability. Instead of grabbing high carb lunches, choose lunches that have more protein and fewer carbs. For instance, a salad with chicken, turkey, or salmon is a better choice than a greasy burger and fries at the fast food joint. If you add some avocado to that healthy salad, the good fats in the avocado will help you feel full but will also give you brain power to have a productive afternoon.
One note: even fruits and vegetables have carbohydrates in them but they are still whole foods that your body can digest easily. So don’t get freaked about having a salad and still ingesting carbs. The simple carbs, such as breads, cereals, baked goods, and anything loaded with sugar are what’s bad for your body, your blood sugar, your weight, and your business mind.
Is Buying Organic Worth the Increased Price?
Many people argue that it’s too expensive to buy organic produce or grass-fed meats, even though the health benefits are many. When it comes to budgeting, it’s all too easy to opt for the cheaper options.
However, some produce have higher concentrations of pesticides than others, which obviously can cause harm to our bodies over many years. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) creates an updated list every year of the Dirty Dozen and the Clean 15, which are foods that have the highest and lowest concentrations of pesticides, respectively. If you’re on a limited budget, take a look at the Dirty Dozen list and buy organic versions of these foods.
Stimulate Your Brain with Daily Exercise
One way to clear your mind while also relaxing the rest of your body is to exercise daily. It doesn’t have to be an hour at the gym; you can simply go for walks during your day, take the stairs instead of the elevator, or do some yoga stretches before the kids wake up. Exercising increases your flexibility, lowers your chances of injury, keeps your weight in check, and also improves your productivity.
I've noticed a huge change in my productivity since I started going to the gym three days a week to meet my trainer and also cutting back on sugar.
Tiff :)
P.S. Prefer a weekly digest?
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