New Limited PLR Email Series - 10 Emails Your Subscribers Crave; Mental Health Printable Cash Course
Published: Fri, 05/06/22
My poor son has to install a new fence I bought today. We actually have three fences - the main wooden fence perimeter, of course. Then we have a small, 2-foot fence just outside the backdoor to let the puppies out, but within 5 feet of me (for when there are predatory birds out and I need them to all be right by me), and then we have a larger area for the dogs that's probably as big as most home backyards built today between those two.
This is all under trees, so birds can't swoop down and grab them easily. I did have it fenced in with some plastic fence thing, but it's broken down in the elements, so I bought a nice metal one that's 4 feet tall. Looks weird having 3 fences but they're my babies and I don't want anything to happen to them. I'd die if a bird grabbed one of them, and it happens w/hawks, owls, etc.
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New Limited PLR Email Series - 10 Emails Your Subscribers Crave
My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called 10 Emails Your Subscribers Crave and this is a series of Limited PLR Emails that help online entrepreneurs understand what their subscribers want to see hit their inbox. Many marketers feel intimidated about emailing their list, not knowing what will have the best impact, so this series covers the 10 different types of email messages that make people want to stay on as an active subscriber.You can go in and add affiliate or your vendor links to tools and courses they may need or want as they go through the series. 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 4,251-word series covers the following:
Email #1: An Unexpected Welcome Email
Email #2: A Transparent Email with Your Struggles
Email #3: A Top Tips Email They Can Instantly Implement
Email #4: A Promotional Email That Guides Their Spending Decisions
Email #5: A Sneak Peek Email
Email #6: An In-Depth Case Study Email
Email #7: A Call to Action or Challenge Email
Email #8: An Email That Delivers Something Exclusive
Email #9: An Email Requesting Their Opinion or Feedback
Email #10: An Email of Appreciation
** This series comes in both Word and TXT formats
Be one of only 50 people to own it here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/10-emails-your-subscribers-crave-limited-plr-email-series
Mental Health Printable Cash Course
Andreas Quintana has a new course out called the Mental Health Printable Cash Course. This is an 8-step video course where he teaches you how to create, sell and promote mental health printables and journals.He goes through some existing successful sellers so you can see what people are doing to profit from the idea. Keep in mind, mental health and stress relief are HUGE right now. This niche rocketed since the pandemic, and people are highly aware of self-care strategies like journaling and using printables now.
In addition to learning how to create them, Andreas teaches you things like finding the best keyword targets for your mental health journals, and more. He also has a built in bonus (Gold Rush Printables) where he shares the top three trending niches for printables - and this bonus has 3 more bonuses built in.
For those of you who like Alessandro's empire courses, you'll love these, too. As an FYI, he has an upgrade option with 30 ready-to-sell templates you can use in your projects, so be sure to check that out.
Take a look at what the course has to offer here:
https://warriorplus.com/o2/a/kql9z5/0
When and How I Use PLR from My Competitors
If you've been on my list for a week or more, chances are you've read the bottom parts of my emails where I have a tip or lesson. This past week, I used a great PLR pack I bought from Nicole Dean for that area. Normally, like today, I write the tips myself.But I'm no fool, either.
If I find some great content I can use as my own that's dirt cheap, I grab it, give myself some extra free time and use it for my audience. You benefit because the tips are great. I benefit because it frees me up to relax or do other stuff - it's a win all around.
Plus, whenever someone emails me asking if I can turn my tips into PLR, I say, "They already are - here's the link" and I make an affiliate commission, too.
I don't take PLR and turn them into products for sale because I create my own info products and PLR, but if I found something amazing I wanted to use, I might use it as a springboard for my own stuff.
I typically love to use them on blogs and in emails. They're good as is, but if I see somewhere that I want to insert my own personalization, opinions, or ideas, I can tweak it in minutes.
I also only buy top quality PLR from vendors like Arun Chandran, Justin Popovic and Ted, Nicole Dean and Melissa Ingold, Alice Seba, Suzanne and Tracey, and Charles Harper (to name a few). I do NOT buy from people who I know rip off others or write poor quality content. I support the right people.
Tiff ;)
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