2 New Limited PLR Email Series - Mastering Monetization & Survival Skills; Local Fanfare for Self Publishing
Published: Wed, 04/27/22
Okay I am DONE with the poor fruit quality season. There's this awful month or two where pomegranates have disappeared and we have melons but they're not ripe. I need peaches and plums, nectarines, seeded watermelon (I am one of the rare people who love the seeds), and cantaloupes.
I keep trying to buy these things and I get home, give them a few days to ripen and they're so gross and bland. LOL!
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New Limited PLR Email Series - 10 Days of Mastering Monetization
My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called 10 Days of Mastering Monetization and this is a series of Limited PLR Emails that give your readers a set of tasks to accomplish in ensuring they're maximizing their profit potential online. Many people get so content-focused that they miss opportunities to cash in on their efforts, so this will make sure nothing falls through the cracks.They are already formatted with a greeting, so just add your name to them and queue them up to your email autoresponder. Or, if you prefer, you can remove the greetings and signatures and use it as a lead magnet report or for blog posts instead.
This 10-page 4,294-word series covers the following:
Email #1: Make Sure You've Explored All Affiliate Opportunities
Email #2: Monetize Your Multimedia Assets
Email #3: Be Strategic with Your Social Networking Profit Plan
Email #4: Go One Step Further Than a Flat Out Promotion
Email #5: Discover Additional Ways to Earn Besides Links
Email #6: Put Private Label Rights to Work for You
Email #7: Don't Be Afraid to Make Money When You Email
Email #8: Go to Bat for Your Subscribers and Get Them the Best Deals
Email #9: Let Your Free Content Turn a Profit for You
Email #10: Systematically Check to Ensure All Content Is Monetized
** This series comes in both Word and TXT formats
Be one of only 50 people to own it here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/10-days-of-mastering-monetization-limited-plr-email-series
New Limited PLR Email Series - 10-Day Survival Skills Challenge
My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called 10-Day Survival Skills Challenge and this is a series of Limited PLR Emails that guide readers through a series of skills they'll want to learn over the course of ten days. This can be a fun family project or a serious solo journey.
The emails will tell them what the skill is, why and when they may need it in a survival situation, and how to go about finding the information they need to learn it (this could be great for affiliates who want to promote specific courses or products and tools). It does not teach them the specific skills step-by-step, since that would be much longer and in-depth.
They are already formatted with a greeting, so just add your name to them and queue them up to your email autoresponder. Or, if you prefer, you can remove the greetings and signatures and use it as a report or for blog posts instead.
This 10-page 4,460-word series covers the following:
Email #1: Learn How to Purify Water
Email #2: Know How to Grow and Forage for Food
Email #3: Practice Building a Shelter with No Tools
Email #4: Make Sure You Can Start a Fire
Email #5: Have Some Self-Defense Skills Under Your Belt
Email #6: Educate Yourself About Common First Aid Techniques
Email #7: Learn How to Hunt and Fish
Email #8: Get Familiar with Navigation and Signaling
Email #9: Teach Your Family How to Survive Extreme Elements
Email #10: Start Learning Long-Term Food Storage Skills
** This series comes in both Word and TXT formats
Be one of only 50 people to own it here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/10-day-survival-skills-challenge-limited-plr-email-series
5 Ways to Become a Local Celebrity with Your New Book
Even if you have built your business primarily online and that’s where you find the majority of your clients, local marketing should not be overlooked. In addition to your online marketing efforts, promoting your new book locally can bring you “local celebrity” status while increasing your fan base.Keep in mind, these ideas may not bring in hefty sales, but they’ll go a long way to expand your name recognition within your local community. Instead of book sales, you may gain some new clients and you’ll definitely gain more social media fans.
1. Hold local book signings at libraries or book stores. Don’t forget your hometown roots! Publishing a book is quite an accomplishment not everyone can claim, so toot your own horn to the people who know you best. Meet and greets at any locale allows you to promote your book while also growing your fan base.
2. Appear at Community Day events. Many local communities or towns hold Community Day events and festivals during the summer and fall months. Check those calendars well in advance and be prepared to invest a nominal fee to set up a table with your book available for purchase.
Print out bookmarks or other handouts that include your social media handles so they can connect with you after the event or be proactive and connect with people instantly at your booth.
3. Speak at local schools about your path to becoming an author. Many middle and high schools hold career days so watch for those events or call the schools directly to inquire. This isn’t so much a chance to sell your book but to tell about your path to becoming an author.
Carry handouts with your name, book title, and social media handles so the kids can pass them along to their parents. This is also a great opportunity to leave information at the schools for the faculty. You just never know where your next client will come from!
4. Volunteer locally with your Chamber of Commerce or other business networking groups. Many Chambers have different committees on which to serve and other business groups (such as BNI) have executive officer positions available every year. Again, these types of positions are not about selling books but offer you the chance to give back to your community while expanding your name recognition.
5. Use your book as a fundraiser. Choose a cause that’s close to your heart and dedicate a percentage of sales to be donated. Donating to a local charity or a local branch of a national charity may stir more interest because of the hometown roots. Or donate a copy or two of your books to auction events held by local PTAs, scouting troops, or religious organizations.
Very often, these organizations will distribute a list of their benefactors, so that’s yet another way to increase your name recognition.
Marketing your book should be a continuous cycle, both online and offline. The more people you can reach through the differing avenues, the more likely you’ll see increases in sales, new clients, and social media fans.
Tiff ;)
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